How to Be the Best Student in Class

Make everyone feel comfortable. Being the best student in your class is not just about getting good grades, you also have to strive to be a nice person. You don’t want to be the bully or the class clown; that won’t make you the best in class. Focus on making everyone feel good by praising someone for a job well done. You need to be gentle, not teasing or saying hurtful things to others.

Know how to help people. Be a good person by helping people when you can. You should share with others when you know how to do something or have an easier way to do something. Don’t act smarter or better than others, be gentle and friendly. You can also do small acts of kindness, such as keeping the door open for latecomers and helping people carry heavy loads.

• For example, if someone is out of school for a while, offer to help them and show them your notebook.

Respect others, even if they treat you badly. You should still respect people, even if they have a bad attitude towards you. Do not raise your voice or use force against them, nor speak ill of them or stand in their way just to make fun of them. You just have to simply ignore them and treat them like the people around you.

• Be respectful of others by not dominating them and letting them share their opinions if they want to. Respect other people’s opinions and don’t worry too much if their opinions differ from yours. You should let people be themselves, not make them feel bad because they are special or unusual.

Keep calm. When in class, you need to stay as calm as possible. Don’t run back and forth and disturb others. You should also not stress too much when studying becomes difficult. Stress is not good for you and also makes it easier to take your anger out on others.

• Stay calm by breathing slowly. Remind yourself that everything will be okay. You are strong enough to do anything!
• Don’t worry too much about getting the maximum score. Good grades are only really important in your senior year and halfway through high school, and then into college (if you plan on going to graduate school). On the other hand, focus on acquiring as much knowledge as you can and don’t worry about grades. Knowledge is always more important than grades.

Create a fun learning atmosphere for everyone. Try to help everyone enjoy class time with enthusiasm and positivity in class. The joy of learning can make people feel happier while learning. Even many people who do not normally show interest in learning can show their interest.

• For example, you start learning about planets in science. Pick a beautiful photo of your favorite planet and share it with everyone, then challenge everyone to find a good photo of their favorite planet.

Be yourself! Most importantly, you have to be yourself. You can’t be the best you can be if you pretend to be someone else. Do the things that make you happy, share the things you love, be friends with people who understand you and make you feel good about yourself. Don’t worry about what other people think. The truth is that in just a few years, you won’t even remember half of those people’s names. If they don’t think you’re the best now, you won’t even care in 5 or 6 years! The only thing you care about will be feeling sad when you don’t do the things that make you happy.

Respect teachers. Showing respect is the best way to begin to please your teacher. Furthermore, if other students behave rudely, you will stand out and quickly become a popular student. You can do the following:

• Do not cause disorder in class. When the teacher gives a lecture, you should not pass papers, talk privately, laugh or go out too much.
• Arrive on time (or earlier) and never miss class.
• Be polite when speaking. When making a statement, it is necessary to “ma’am” or “sir” and use words such as “okay”, “thank you”. Pay attention to have a serious attitude when using the above words, to avoid letting the teacher feel that you are teasing them.

Make a question. Teachers love it when students ask questions for a variety of reasons. First, it shows that you are listening attentively. Second, asking questions shows that you find the teacher interesting and that you’re enjoying the lecture (even though you may not actually be). Third, being asked makes teachers feel competent and able to help students, and everyone wants to feel that way. Ask questions when you have questions, you will be more and more loved by your teachers.

• For example, if the teacher is teaching Chemistry and Avogadro’s constant, ask how the teacher remembers the number.
• Note that you should not ask meaningless questions. You shouldn’t ask just because you feel you need to. That will annoy the teacher and they’ll assume you’re just doing it to get attention.
• Don’t ask personal questions or things that are only important to you. You can ask about homework, quizzes, or anything that you’re not the only one wondering, or just ask when you don’t understand something. Things like “What do we need to read for tomorrow?” and “Ma’am, is there a better way to remember these things?” is suitable. Avoid asking questions like “Why did I get a bad grade?” and “Ma’am, what is the most popular boy group in your opinion right now?”. You absolutely must not ask questions about your personal love life such as “Ma’am, do you have a boyfriend?”. The teacher will not be satisfied with such questions and you may be disciplined.

Ask your teachers for help. You may think that asking your teacher for help will make them angry because you are no different from an idiot, but this is not true. Asking teachers for help also makes you smarter in the eyes of teachers and they also feel satisfied. When you ask questions, the teacher will know that you will study harder and understand the content better. They will also be proud that you took the initiative to ask for help.

• For example, if there’s a math test coming up in the next few weeks and you still don’t know how to divide fractions, ask your teacher to explain it to you again and do some calculations together until you fully understand the problem. subject.
• An example of a suggestion might be: “Teacher, my homework is too difficult. I don’t know why I don’t understand possessives. Can I ask to see you after class or during dinner? at noon, can you explain it in a way that’s easier to remember?”

Become a student who knows how to help those around. You should try to be a non-disruptive person and make your classroom a better place. That doesn’t just stop at avoiding aggression, arguing, but also knowing how to solve problems that arise, for example:

• You remind others to follow class rules (in a way that’s not rude or condescending).
• If there is a fight, notify the nearest teacher immediately, try to end the fight or do what is appropriate for the situation.
• You help the teacher with things like handing out papers, documents, photocopying documents, helping your friend answer questions or assisting with other appropriate tasks.
• You help a classmate who is having a hard time. When you see a friend who is upset, you try to help them. You keep the door open when the teacher brings a lot of materials to class. Do not spread false rumors, even shocking gossip.