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Basically,how organised or disorganised a person is depends on his or her character and nature.Sometimes,even if you are untidy,you may not be aware of it or be able to help it.Furthermore,different people have different perceptions of tidiness,so I suggest that you try to lower down what may be fstidious expectations.In any case,here's something useful:
1) Create a space for different things you have.If you have a room to your self,you may choose to buy several cabinets to put your things in.
2)Make it a point to finish up what you have started quickly.people tend to leave things everywhere around a place when they do not complete what they have started.
That's about it.
Lots of plastic boxes or shoe boxes and a label maker. Go crazy
Start with folders or boxes. Have one each for work completed, work to finish, graded, not graded, SAVE, and trash.
After you have that down... the next step is to automatically trash papers and "stuff" w/out thinking about it.
organizational skills come from repetition and forming habits. learn to prioritize your day and learn to put things in their place. you're young so i bet for the most part you dont have the neatest room most kids dont organize your room and keep it that way so you'll have a place to put things where they can go and be placed in the same place everyday like your house key, pens, maybe glasses if you wear them shoes put away neatly try keeping your room in order as practice then extend it to other parts of your life
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For a student, a 3 ring binder with tabbed sections for each subject is essential. PUT YOUR PAPERS IN THE APPROPRIATE SECTION - do this religiously. Keep the class syllabus in front of each section. Have one of those zip up pockets in it for pencils, etc. Keep the notebook in your backpack when you are not using it.
Make to do lists.
Keep a calendar with all of your deadlines on it.
Set aside quiet alone time to study in a place with good light and no distractions.
Get a study buddy or join a study group.
Good luck, you can do it! That pain in your head is brain cells growing.
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