Any advice for a freshman going into high school?
I cannot make the answer short so please take time to read. Afterall its matter of life ;-)Someone rightly said that when you are young, possibilities are limitless.Have a hard look at the below image and keep this in mind.You are in 1st stage where you have a lot of time and energy. You may or may not have lot of money. But even if you have it would be your parent's.My advice is to make full use of time while you can.Some points are :-Avoid wasting too much time on social media like fb, Instagram, etc. Quora is alright to find your area of interest.Do not procrastinate. Ever. Always follow the 5 minutes rule that if a work can be done in 5 or less minutes do it now.Now a days if you talk to anyone, they all will whine about lack of time. Truth is not the lack of time but the lack of time management. Divide your activities in 4 parts.Important + urgent = do it nowImportant + not urgent = plan and start giving sometime to it everyday otherwise one day it will become urgentNot important + urgent = can be set lower in priorityNot important + not urgent = do not waste time. If you avoid this then you will have surplus time everydayTodays era of WhatsApp demands you to be available all the time. Make a difference. Mute all group conversation.Sooner than later you will come to know about various tv series. While they are good stress buster but avoid binge watching unless you are done with all work.These covered time part.Now let's see what can be done on energy part.In high school who studies too much are termed as geek or nerd. So have some fun too. Make good memories but do not waste energy on worthless adventures.Practice some meditation daily. Yes, you will always be in flash mode but take a break a d have healthy food. Junk food can be tried but not too frequent.Find your passion or hobbies and when you get time, dedicate that time and energy in the passion rather than mindless surfing internet.Although you will not be having your money but still you do get pocket money if i am not wrong.Manage that as well. Since you will find yourself either short of money or just enough money, hence learning difference between the “price” and “value” is very important.Final lines, in youth, manage time and energy in such a way that when you become professional, you will be so efficient that you will never face problem of having less time.That's the key to a happy life.
High school tips for freshmen:)?
Going into high school next week as a freshman and i'm a little nervous. I'm going to explore more of my school tomorrow so i can feel less nervous and know my way around. So i want some tips on studying and knowing what i should do when it comes to making new friends, clubs, and bullies and some essential school supplies like pencils, papers, calculator, etc. Answer what you know n blah blah blah lol
Going from private school to public high school? Freshman tips?
im a freshman at a public school this year. itll be okay. im super shy and have bad anxiety so its difficult for me to talk to people but usually if you're nice, people are nice and will start talking to you. also, try not to let other people change you (in a bad way) or convince you to be a way you don't want to be. so far, honestly i dont like high school but a good thing is that, HIGH SCHOOL ISNT FOREVER WOOO. only 4 years out of many. youll get through it. and find friends that love you for who you are. get good grades and try to find happiness in the things you love, there will you find who you are. yay for cheesiness hope this helped some.
What are some makeup tips for a high school freshman?
When you wake up, clean your face. Use toner, if you're not into splashing water on your face that early. Try to stay away from toner with alcohol in it, because it'll dry out your skin. Personally, I use a biotherm toner with alcohol in it, because my skin gets very oily and it's the only thing that can keep my skin clear, but find out what works for you.Use face cream and sunscreen under your makeup every day, even when it's not sunny. This will keep your skin smooth and wrinkle-free. Find a sunscreen without oil in it. Don't go for the dollar store one.Find a foundation that suits your skin. Ask beauty experts. You don't want it to be visible that you're wearing it. Don't swatch it on your hand but on your jaw.If your eyes itch or feel otherwise irritated, hold the eye makeup. Mascara can be really bad for your eyes, and cause infection. If you suspect your mascara is causing you issues, hold it for some days, then try another brand. If the issue persists, see a dermatologist. Oh, and try to stay away from mascaras with perfumes in them, your eyes doesn't like scents.Ever feel like your eyeshadow is completely off in an hour after putting it on? Use a primer underneath. Urban decay has a great one, ask if they have any tests.Speaking of eyeshadow (and contouring for that matter), blend. Blending makeup is vital, and helps to avoid your makeup looking like it's drawn on with a sharpie.Speaking of sharpies, ease up on the eyebrows. Rather too light than too dark. Rather too ashy than too red. Rather too natural than too angular.Don't trust Instagram. Their makeup looks good in the video, because it's video. Meet them in real life and they'll look like clowns.Tinted lip balms exists and they save lives and kisses. They're vital at winter.Wearing fake eyelashes too often results in losing your own. Not worth it.Most importantly: have fun with it
High school freshman advice?
Here is all the advice I can give you. I answer this question a Lot and I always add so I put it in a blog, at the bottoms of the page is a list of 73 tips but dry ing on top is advice too so read it all! Don't forget to follow I add frequently! http://thestufftoknow.blogspot.com/
Do you have any tips and advice for high school freshmen?
GET A MAP OF THE SCHOOL. It is likely you will be given one, but know where your classes are before the first day. Feel confident in that. I got lost so many times my first week, and cried in the hallway on the first day of school because I couldn’t find my advisory. Don’t let it happen to you.Make a good first impression with your teachers. This will stick with them for the whole year, so be sure you hand in work on time, be respectful, and participate in class. It will be appreciated.Bring your own lunch and a book or phone. First of all, you don’t know how gross that cafeteria food is. Play it safe. Also, if you don’t know anyone, bring something to do at lunch so you don’t feel awkward. Don’t feel pressured to make friends on the first day, either. I was the new kid, and I didn’t find someone to talk to at lunch until the fifth week of school. Don’t worry, you’ll find someone.Bring pencils, pens, and notebooks to class. Even if the school tells you otherwise, BE PREPARED. It is the worst feeling to be in your first lesson and have nothing to take notes with. It also contributes to your first impression.BE ON TIME. This is crucial! You will get some leeway on the first few days, but to eliminate stress, memorize that map of yours! You also don’t want to walk in a class ten minutes late and miss important information.DON’T DATE UPPERCLASSMEN. Even if they seem nice, it can be dangerous! Also, don’t ask them for directions. Ask a teacher or friend in your grade. Seniors will likely ignore you or tell you the wrong place to go (this isn’t always the case, but better safe than sorry!)Act confident. Even if your stomach is churning, don’t act like it. Everyone is nervous, but you will soon realize high school isn’t as scary as it is made out to be. Plus, if you seem outgoing, people will be more likely to start a conversation with you. This can get rid of some of those butterflies!Know that you’ll be okay. High school can be rough at times, but you’ll make it through! You will get used to it all.I am almost done with my freshman year of high school, and it isn’t so bad. Work on time management and procrastination, it will save you. Also remember to do your best on every assignment, as one little “C” can bring your GPA down tremendously. My workload fluctuates, but every school is different. Don’t feel too overwhelmed.I hope you have a great year, and know that you will be okay!!