how do u get a good grade on the finals in 8th grade?
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Study,get plenty of sleep the night before finals,eat a good breakfast the morning of exams and don't stress over it. The most important thing is to try hard and do the best you can. \n\nGood luck.\n\n~Z~
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their is no easy way.\nif u wanna improve in something that means ur gonna have to work hard for it.\nso its studying hard or not passing the class.
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# 1 should should wait until report card time to inform your mom there is a problem. Thats what get u in trouble. Come home every day every week and let her know whats going on so she can help u. If the help didnt work and u still get a bad grade she wont be mad cuz u let her know and she tried to help u. \n\nHOW R  U GETTING BAD GRADES IN ALL YOUR CLASSES?\nAce (A++) your electives, art, pe, music and try your best at the others at least a C and u will come out ok. Turn in ALL your homework and warm ups it help.....Then if u only doing bad on test then u need to work on test taking skills...Homework and warmup are about 60% of grade....\n\nExample\nHomework......0\nWarm up ........80%\nTest..... 75%\n\nAverage and Grade....51%...that zero hurts u...why not turn it in and get some points for it\n\n\nWishing u well
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Hi there,\nThe key to getting good grades is not just working hard; you also have to know how to study and what to study. Everyone has their own way of studying, what works for one person may not work for another. For example I have to study the last couple days before the exam otherwise I won't get the results that I want. Now if you tell anyone this, they will tell you that I'm wrong, but I'm not! I listen and concentrate on what my instructors say in the class but I don't really study during the semester unless it is the night before the exam and IT WORKS FOR ME. One of my classmates however, studies every single night and that works for her. You have to find your own style. u have to study alot, try to really pay attention in class, rightnow im in my freshman year and yeah its pretty tough! so try to study more and go to the tutoring lessons. The other thing is that you have to know what to study. Listen carefully to your teachers during the class. They usually put greater emphasis on the stuff that are going to be on the test. Make sure you take a note of them and know them very well for the test. Setting a high goal is good but if u cant hit it but a grade lower is oso v good. Cos' at least u have tried, dont overworked urself, do u know some people cant even dare to set a goal? This tell, u are already the winner. \n\n=D Good luck! \n\nI hope this helps
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I have been in the same boat as you...and now I am a teacher.  First you need to find out what criteria you need to meet in order to get a better grade.  Talk to the most evilist teacher alive, and let her know you want to get better grades.  Ask her if she has a rubric for grading her papers.  Perhaps you are not getting or studying the right information...such a waste to study something that really doesn't matter.  Good luck!
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For math, do your homework every night. Go and ask your teacher questions every time you don't understand. \n\nFor history, find out before hand what will be on the tests and what formats they'll be in. Ask your teacher how you can best study for them. \n\nAs for your grades in general, do EVERY single assignment, even if they seem dumb. All the points add up by the end of the quarter.
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1-Believe that you can get very good marks\n2-Believe that you can learn the lesson very well.\n3-Decide to get very good marks.(very important)\n4-Start\n5-Don't try to study the whole lesson in a day.Each day one hour is suitable.\n6-Study it continually.\n7-Ask your Question from your teacher.\n8-Mark important points and review them daily.\ngood luck
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Good Grades eat and workout right a who knows maybe your dreams will come true.\n\nHaving a goal it a good thing.
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You would need to know how much your instructor is weighting your final exam.  In high school, a final is often 1/5 of the grade (4/5 are the quarter grades).  At a university, I think it is totally up to the instructor how he or she is weighting the final.
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to improve your english grade first off u need to know what ur grade is. then ask your teacher if u can do any extra credit to get better grades. then do what u can. make sure u study. and figure out a way to have fun doing it,!
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Most teachers will reward you for simply doing your work and doing it on time. Paying attention and understanding what the teacher expects is probably the most important key to getting good grades. When you don't understand, ask for help. Most teachers tend to give better grades to the students they know are really trying and want to help you. There is no secret, read your books, do your homework, and ask questions.
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Practice the game. Keep your grades up. Apply and get in. Keep up the first two. It takes dedication.
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While it would be ideal to have high grades throughout high school, the next best thing would be to start "lower" and then show continued, (dramatic, if necessary) improvement from then on. Everyone knows that sometimes it's hard for people to make the adjustment from middle school to high school, and that it shows up in the grades.  Overall, though, you need to take the hardest courses you can manage, study/work hard, show a real interest in your work vis-a-vis your professors...and join some clubs and do some volunteer work!  It doesn't have to be 5 clubs...but a couple that you commit to for the duration and eventually show some leadership in.\n\nBe sure to ask your teachers for help if you need it!\n\nGOOD LUCK!!!!
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I have my midterms/finals too.\nFor math it's a good idea to go over all your tests and quizzes. Take note of what you got wrong and then go over that topic. Make sure that you'll "never" get a problem on that topic wrong again. (For me, I find that I make the same mistakes while stating the domain of a function for boxes. So, I'm keeping a "Watch out for..." list.) Do as many problems as you need to. Know all the terms and formulas.
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1. Take everything you'll need, with you, such as pens, pencils, paper clips, stickers, any supplies for your grade level.\n2. Have in mind some puzzles, stories, brain teasers, etc. for those spare moments.\n3. Stay professional at all times.
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Do the homework assigned .. all of it.\n\nand then some.\n\nYou might even try reading the assigned text and working every problem contained in it.\n\nthis appproach would require giving up a social life for\nthe durartion of the class, but it would guarantee passing\nwith a good grade.\n\nIf any problem stops you, go back in the text and do all\nproblems leading up to that one.\n\nAsk teacher if anything you encounter during studying\nis not crystal clear.\n\nyou can do it
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Here are some tips from my upcoming book called Get Smart!\n\n1) Nothing replaces effort. Most smart kids work hard in school and at home. \n\n2) Communicate with your teacher. Ask him or her what you need to do to get an "A" and tell them that's your goal. Make them give you detailed feedback on your work so that you can make improvements. Participate in class. Sit in the front of class if your teacher lets you. \n\n3) Organize! You probably have an agenda with your assignments. Keep it neat, up to date, and use it every day. Many kids lose points because they lose work or fail to turn it in on time. \n\n4) When you study for tests, first figure out what you know, then concentrate your study time on what you don't know. You want to use your time efficiently.\n\n5) Get help. If you seem to be spinning your wheels or hopelessly lost, ask your teacher, your parents, or another student for help. Your teacher is probably your best source, but oftentimes other smart students and your parents can help you too.\n\nGood luck!\n\nRon Dietel