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What are your top 3 goals in school this year?
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vladthegreat100
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1. Get better grades in Math (Got a 57% last year ;-
2. Play as a starter on the school's Rugby Team (Only made it first line a few times last year ;-; Gotta get better)
3. No longer be single +1+1+1+1
School starts in 4 days for me (not counting today) ;-;
2. Play as a starter on the school's Rugby Team (Only made it first line a few times last year ;-; Gotta get better)
3. No longer be single +1+1+1+1
School starts in 4 days for me (not counting today) ;-;
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TastyLemon_
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1. Rod combo my teacher
2. Give the hot girls the fat 10
3. Strafe the bullies and clean them up
(Jk lol)
2. Give the hot girls the fat 10
3. Strafe the bullies and clean them up
(Jk lol)
Mamiamato24
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1. Improve my oral communications skills in French.
If there's one thing I struggle with, in vain, is speaking in French. More often or not, I'm at a loss of words when attempting to converse or just asking a simple question to the enseignante. I don't know the meanings to a lot of French terms, nor do I utilize them in my own speech. By the end of this school year, my goal is to noticeable improve in this department, as well as broadening my French vocabulary.
2. Avoid leaving tasks for the last minute.
We've all done this before, and the people who deny it are lying. Whether it's a small assignment or a major project, I have a notorious habit of postponing work that isn't due within the next few days more than I probably should. The hardest portion of any task, personally, is starting it. Henceforth, I'd like to begin working on any assignments well before they are due, and try my mightiest not to delay anything to the last night.
3. Improve my study habits
Usually, if there's a major test coming up, I would normally only commence studying one or two nights before, which was a terrible idea. I ended up cramming too much information into one or two sessions, which is not beneficial for me personally, nor does it foster solidifying memories. This upcoming year, I plan on studying most nights before a big test, and each night, I would set a goal for myself (for example, if I'm studying the evolution of the atomic model, I would focus on Dalton's one night). This would make studying so much simpler for me, since science reveals that short, frequent study sessions are more efficient than long, inconsistent sessions.
Bonus. Do something
I'll admit it here. I'm no pro athlete. I'm not interested in any sports, nor was I ever. I was the type of child that would rather play video games on my PlayStation instead of playing soccer outside. My distaste for sports comes from a plethora of sources, mainly my "fear of the ball", fear of injury, lethargy, lack of interest, lack of strength, and the list goes on. I'd preferably like to break the continuum this year, although it isn't one of my main priorities. Not necessarily playing a sport am I aiming for, rather, going to the gym every once in a while could prove beneficial. And again, there's a ton of reasons why I haven't gotten to it sooner: no friends to go with, no motivation, lethargy, I-don't-know-what-I'm-doing, I-don't-know-where-to-start, protein shakes?! excuse me?! and I'm feeling uneasy overall to bring this up with anyone really, as I'd presume they'd just laugh at me and we would shrug it off. It's irrational, but then again, I have a lot of irrational thoughts.
To sum it up: I want to speak better french, begin assignments sooner and improve my study habits. These are my main goals.
If there's one thing I struggle with, in vain, is speaking in French. More often or not, I'm at a loss of words when attempting to converse or just asking a simple question to the enseignante. I don't know the meanings to a lot of French terms, nor do I utilize them in my own speech. By the end of this school year, my goal is to noticeable improve in this department, as well as broadening my French vocabulary.
2. Avoid leaving tasks for the last minute.
We've all done this before, and the people who deny it are lying. Whether it's a small assignment or a major project, I have a notorious habit of postponing work that isn't due within the next few days more than I probably should. The hardest portion of any task, personally, is starting it. Henceforth, I'd like to begin working on any assignments well before they are due, and try my mightiest not to delay anything to the last night.
3. Improve my study habits
Usually, if there's a major test coming up, I would normally only commence studying one or two nights before, which was a terrible idea. I ended up cramming too much information into one or two sessions, which is not beneficial for me personally, nor does it foster solidifying memories. This upcoming year, I plan on studying most nights before a big test, and each night, I would set a goal for myself (for example, if I'm studying the evolution of the atomic model, I would focus on Dalton's one night). This would make studying so much simpler for me, since science reveals that short, frequent study sessions are more efficient than long, inconsistent sessions.
Bonus. Do something
I'll admit it here. I'm no pro athlete. I'm not interested in any sports, nor was I ever. I was the type of child that would rather play video games on my PlayStation instead of playing soccer outside. My distaste for sports comes from a plethora of sources, mainly my "fear of the ball", fear of injury, lethargy, lack of interest, lack of strength, and the list goes on. I'd preferably like to break the continuum this year, although it isn't one of my main priorities. Not necessarily playing a sport am I aiming for, rather, going to the gym every once in a while could prove beneficial. And again, there's a ton of reasons why I haven't gotten to it sooner: no friends to go with, no motivation, lethargy, I-don't-know-what-I'm-doing, I-don't-know-where-to-start, protein shakes?! excuse me?! and I'm feeling uneasy overall to bring this up with anyone really, as I'd presume they'd just laugh at me and we would shrug it off. It's irrational, but then again, I have a lot of irrational thoughts.
To sum it up: I want to speak better french, begin assignments sooner and improve my study habits. These are my main goals.
vladthegreat100
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Nope, no girlfriend xd
I'm a single pringle ;-;
mikag35
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1. Get at least a 4.0 GPA (which will be difficult because all Honors/AP classes, but I usually get straight A's)
2. At least make a few friends, because I'm at a new school. About 2 weeks in and I haven't been able to do that so far :/ Going from private school to public is a big change...
3. Do some extra-cirriculars so that I have some stuff to write on my college application in a few years.
By the way, I'm a sophomore.
2. At least make a few friends, because I'm at a new school. About 2 weeks in and I haven't been able to do that so far :/ Going from private school to public is a big change...
3. Do some extra-cirriculars so that I have some stuff to write on my college application in a few years.
By the way, I'm a sophomore.
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RiskIt
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Straight A's for that GPA
Get accepted to the College I would like to go to
Graduate I guess
And I have to break the rules cause why not...not be a single pringle vladthegreat100
Get accepted to the College I would like to go to
Graduate I guess
And I have to break the rules cause why not...not be a single pringle vladthegreat100
