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i usually get a binder and seperate every class into a section. or, you could try getting a notebook for each class. (that's alot of books to carry though!) and take a lot of notes. also, i usually keep a seperate notebook for homework assignments, a small one. once i used post-it notes and put a note on the front of my notebook for everything i needed to do. (assignments, reports, etc.) i'm in college, and those are some of the things that help me! good luck in the 8th grade!
Have a note book and write down what you need or dont need, whats the top thing to do etc
break it down, and break the work load down
The school will probably give you an organizer or agenda of some kind. Use it! Write down what you covered in class and what's for homework. When the teacher tells you there will be a test or a paper due on a certain date, write it in! Keep a different notebook - or section of a larger notebook - for each subject. Also, when you're in classes most teachers write down or tell you important information at the start of class. Listen to them! Last, keep your backpack cleaned out! Keep things as neat as you can; it will help you stay organized! Good Luck!
Do one thing at a time. If you remove, put back in place. Write down, or make notes of to do's and not to forget's. Keep neat and tidy.
Have an agenda and write down everything you've been told. also have as much fun as you can. its your last year in middle school! my last year was really good!! havee a fun year!
You have probably already heard this, but if the teacher repeats something that he/she has said, then you should write it down and remember it, because it might be on a quiz.
Also, if you think you are doing good, then you should try to do even better, because teachers will take note on how much effort you put into your work.
Don't be afraid to be called a nerd, and don't be afraid to be one, unless you have a legitimate reason on why not.
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