Question

How to top in class 5th​

Answer 1

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•Take Stylish notes.

•Empty your brain before studying.

•Don't use your phone a lot.

•Stay attentive in class.

•Listen to teacher attentively.

•Take ideas for making notes from YouTube and Pinterest.

•Study at least for 3hours.

•Meditate.

(This tip is for all classes.)

Answer 2

1.Sit at the front of the class. Distractions from classmates sitting in front of you can make it very difficult to pay attention in class and keep up with lessons. Choose a seat at the front of the classroom, where you can listen attentively to everything that your teacher says. Being up front will also put you on your teacher’s radar, which will allow them to see you engaging with the lesson and may help you win you extra points with them.[1]
Being in front will also remove the temptation to pull out your phone, read something that isn’t pertinent to the class, or zone out.
If you can't move to the front of the class, ask your classmates to let you focus and to not talk to you during class.
2. Take detailed notes. Absorb the most that you can during each lesson by taking notes in class. Instead of writing down every word your teacher says, listen attentively to pick up on the important details, such as names, dates, and places. Write short, simple sentences that include important keywords from the lesson.[2]
3. Take part in class discussions. Speaking up in class is an excellent way to show that you are keeping up with the course work and thinking about the material thoughtfully. Bring up points and questions that relate directly to the specific lesson or module your class is covering that week. Mention other students’ ideas in a respectful way, either to agree or disagree, to show that you are fully engaged in the conversation.[3]
4. Make a homework calendar. Juggling coursework for different classes can be tricky so it is important to stay as organized as possible. Keep track of all of your homework due dates and schedule specific time to work on assignments. You can use a day planner or a wall calendar to schedule your homework time, or both if you want extra reminders.[4]
5. Complete all of your assigned reading on schedule
6. Shift between subjects when you lose concentration.
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