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How to Become a Good Student

Updated on December 31, 2017

Contrary to popular belief, the quality of education does not rely so much on the teacher as it does on the student. You could have the best possible teacher in the world but if the student does not act in a certain manner then there is absolutely no chance of them to learn anything. Thankfully becoming a good student is not all that difficult and that is exactly what we are going to take a little look at in here.

First and foremost, if you are going to be a student then you have to act like a student. There is simply no point in attending educational classes unless you actually want to learn. You are not only wasting your time but you are wasting other people's time. When you step into the class you have to be ready to listen to whatever information is being given. There is no need to switch off. You can do that in an hour or so when the class finishes. Do make sure that you take a constant stream of notes throughout the session if the class is being delivered in a lecture format. This will make it easier for you to study in the future.


Secondly, if you are told to read a specific part of a book or do any sort of homework then you NEED to do it. Not everything can be taught in a classroom session. You are going to need to do work outside of school. If you are given something to do then it is likely that the information you cover will either come up on an exam or will be discussed in your next session. If you do not do the work then you will fall behind and may find it incredibly difficult to deal with certain concepts. If you are asked to complete an essay or do any other sort of work at home then you must do this too. You see; that work is going to be used to judge your progress. If you do not do the work then your teacher will find it VERY difficult to determine where you need a bit of additional help.

In addition to this, you are going to make sure that you actually attend classes prepared. This means coming on time AND coming with all of the equipment that you require for that session. If you need a calculator then bring a calculator. You will be surprised at a number of people that turn up with just a pen, and in some cases no pen at all. You are not going to learn much if you do this, are you? Do make sure you turn up on time too! Not only will late arrivals find that they miss some important points but you are going to be distracting people in the room.

As you can see, it is not all that difficult to be a good student. If you have a willingness to learn then I am sure you will.


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