Homework

=Some Advice = Are you the kind of person that always forgets and doesn’t understand their homework, or you someone who sometimes forgets? If you are either of these people, then you are in for it. Luckily, I have some advice for you. You won’t succeed unless you follow these tips. Every day you’ll have to write your homework in your agenda book (don’t forget to bring it home), ask your teacher about anything you don’t understand, actually remember to do it, and you’ll have to learn how to do all of these things. =Writing it down = First, you’ll have to know to write your homework in your agenda book every day, but if you don’t you’ll be lucky if you have homework. After you have written it down you’ll have to get your teacher to sign it. This way if you get it signed and you write it down your remembering your homework should be somewhat better. OH! You can’t forget to bring the agenda book home, because these tips would be of **no** use to you what so ever. This is a **very** **important** tip, but not the only one.  Next, you should ask your teacher anything you don’t understand. If you don’t understand your homework, you can’t do it. Don’t be afraid to go up to your teacher the worst they can do is help you. Also, you should be listening to the teachers instructions so you don’t have to ask any questions. This is also an extremely important tip because there are two tips in one (why you should listen and why you should ask any questions about the homework). These tips are very useful when it comes to understanding and remembering homework. If you follow these tips I promise you they will work for you. Believe it or not you will have a different outcome than you use to. Following these tips will make your teacher happy and not give you a detention!
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 * Following These Tips **

How To Do Your Homework

One of the ways to be as successful as you can in sixth grade is to always do your homework. As you go through middle school, you’ll find out that you get graded on your homework. It is a very good thing to get into the habit of doing your homework here are some great steps that you should follow to help you get into this habit. Assignment Book (if not a piece of paper) Pencil Highlighter (so you see important and needed things for tomorrow)
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If you follow these steps you are sure to be successful with your homework during your middle school years.
 * __ Step 1: __** You should always write down every assignment and when it is due. Then highlight if it’s a project or anything very important for your learning.
 * __ Step 2 __** : Before you leave at the end of the day, you should check to make sure you have everything you need to do your homework such as text books and notes.
 * __ Step3 __** : When you get home from school, you should start your homework so you don’t forget about it.
 * __ Step 4 __** : After you have completed your homework, you should put it in your folder then right in your back pack so you have it for tomorrow.
 * __ Step5 __** : When you get to class, you should take out your homework and then repeat this process over again.

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When you’re in middle school, you get homework every night of the week and sometimes on the weekends. So when you’re in school and doing the work your teacher had gave you and the teacher says you can start you’re homework, finish what you have to do and get stared.  If you don’t get most of it done at school when you get home finish the work you have started and anything else so you can go play outside. Always double check if all your work is done because if you don’t turn it in on time or incomplete, you can get a detention or just lose points from you’re grade. On the day before a holiday you’re teacher might give the class no homework or will say something funny like (rake leaves) or anything else. Also never forget to leave you’re homework at school in you’re locker or in the room. So don’t be fooled, you get homework in almost all you’re subjects and activities. The bottom line is homework is one of the most important things in 6th grade.