Matt's Blog: School Work

Friday, March 4, 2016

School Work

So, I may not be blogging as frequently as I usually do for quite a while. Mainly because I decided to work harder than I need to in school. What have I changed to work harder? Well, when I get to school in the morning, I run around the school once before going to class. And in science, I will work harder and faster, so I can get back to The Room early, and when I get to The Room I will use the time I have left until my last class of the day to study psychology. Then I will go to the gym and do extra weight lifting and exercise biking. Then I will go back to The Room and work constantly on this math program that does a good job of planting what I learn into my brain. Then I will spend the last 10-20 minutes of the day reading a book of choice. In short, I am doing extra of any class I am failing in, adding an entire extra topic to study, and keeping up my good grades in my other classes. During lunch I will either read or work on a project. This plan works perfectly with my schedule, and I have no doubt that it will work if I try hard. And, of course, I will. So, readers, wish me luck!

1 comment:

AnonymousMarch 5, 2016 at 6:05 PM
This sounds like a good plan. I have no doubt you can complete each classroom assignment in far less time than allocated by the teacher. Returning to The Study Room (with teacher approval) to complete independent study is a good reward for your hard work in the classrooms. Could you correlate your schedule to "father time" for us mere mortals? You know, record the time of each activity?
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