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By realising that School is not your only path in life. People drop out of education and go on to-do great things. Although school is the direct line to a healthy and successful start in life, Determination and relentless effort will project you through life to succeed with or without the Grades.
Try distracting yourself. Get your schoolwork done quickly, then focus on happiness and hanging out with friends- things that will keep your mind off all that stress.
Anonymous
June 18th, 2016 9:43am
You can tell someone about it, a friend, school counselor, a teacher, your parents, or any other adults you feel most comfortable talking to. Another thing can be making sure you are eating healthy, getting enough sleep, and getting outside/exercising, it is amazing how much it can do for you. I think what helps me most is not to procrastinate on assignment, getting them done as soon as you get home from school or after school activities. Also making sure you study until you feel confident with the material. Setting a time for studying/ homework gives you time after to do relaxing activities(coloring/ art, going for a walk, hanging out with friends, watching tv, etc.) If you have more anxiety over the social aspect of school I would try taking a break from social media, think about what the worst thing that could happen and the propability of it happening, try talking to your teachers and asking them if there is an alternative way to present projects, positive self talk (I know it sounds stupid but it can actually really help), and try joining clubs and other activities at your school so you can meet more people to be more comfortable around them at school, even if you have to make a friend join with you, I know it can be hard to put yourself out there. I hope this helps.â¤ï¸
Anonymous
June 6th, 2016 8:11am
It's never easy to keep school out of your mind. Find a hobby, something to keep you focused and think about the fact that school will be over one day, and it won't matter anymore. Even now, without realizing, school isn't the most important thing in your life.Health, happiness,family and friends are the ones that matter. School is just a place where we're forced to go.There are millions of people out there who weren't good in school,but not are successfull people. School is just a start. Worry about school just enough to get good grades, but it shouldn't become the only thing you'd do all day. Enjoy your life cause it is short, and in the end, just memories matter :)
School stress is one of the most common problems in today's day and age. Perhaps taking a deep breath or a walk alone could help you feel at peace with yourself and not feel so overwhelmed.
A great way to get rid of stress is to take some time to detactch yourself from all the thigns you need to do. You could go out with people just have a fun night and then once you get back you can organize youe time and ask for more help with school :D
Talk to someone about your worry. Maybe a friend, teacher or parents. Ask for support. Secondly, try to think this way: 'what is bothering me so much?'. The answer could be about homeworks, teachers, friends, bullies, etc. Once you find out, look for a way out or help. Getting organized helps, too. Do all over your homeworks and assignments on time so you wouldn't worry about them, study for exams, etc. Also don't pressure yourself. Have enough sleep and take a rest once you feel tired and stressed.
Anonymous
December 28th, 2015 2:14pm
I can relate, all I can say is do your best in school and work hard to be what you want to be and be positive because a positive mind leads to a positive life
The first thing to do is talk to someone about your worries. You're concerned for a reason and if you live with your parents then it's important to be open with them about what is going on. The last thing you want to do is bottle it all up. Just talking about it and seeking support can help a lot. When you tell your parents, you don't have to feel totally alone and pressured about it anymore. After you talk to your parents, it's important you talk to a teacher and or a guidance counselor about the problem. There are many people that are there to help you, you just need to let them know your concerns.
Anonymous
September 1st, 2015 9:27am
Find something that you will enjoy. Maybe join an extra curricular activity of something you like. Make friends. & to think of it, it will end.
Focus on the bigger picture. What are your values and where do you see yourself in 20 years? School is just a stepping stone to get you there and prepare you better. Looking back, you will have wanted to enjoy your school experience instead of stressing about grades all the time. Take some time to rest and enjoy yourself occasionally, and talk to your family/friends. Empty your thoughts to someone else and it will help clear your mind.
Anonymous
January 3rd, 2017 3:50pm
Talk to someone- a problem shared is a problem halved. You could also write your thoughts and feelings down in a diary as often people find relief after they 'vent' their problems and get their worries off their shoulders
Anonymous
April 4th, 2017 12:29am
School does cause anxiety, but any kind of anxiety can be conquered! Look yourself in the mirror and tell yourself, "I got this, I'm going to do great!", and the more you say it the more you'll believe it. It helps calm anxiety, but if you need more help, research more on how to calm anxiety. Have a great day!
Anonymous
June 28th, 2016 2:53pm
Figure out what makes you worried is the first step, in my opinion. Once you know what it is that bothers you, you can work it out eventually.
Study hard. Once you get into a routine of going above and beyond achieving your goals for different classes you will see the improvement. This will help relax you and provide yourself with the knowledge that you are able to accomplish what you want to. Do not rush yourself through school and always find time for self enjoyment. Have an outlet!
Plan what you need to do. Get your deadlines done. Spend time on assignments to the point that you're confident.
Just do the best you can and as long as you're doing that things will be ok. Never feel bad about needing and asking for extra help either when needed!☺
Take a deep breath and realize that you are trying your hardest and even if you don’t have amazing grades, know that your dedication was amazing.
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