Why should you take school seriously?

• Low self-esteem. Kids who have a poor self-image avoid activities that they deem beyond their capabilities.
• Lack of support at home.
• Low expectations in the classroom.
• Pressure.
• Provide an encouraging and secure home environment.
• Use rewards carefully.
• Avoid power struggles.
• Build on strengths.

1. 21 Simple Ideas To Improve Student Motivation.
2. Give students a sense of control.
3. Define the objectives.
4. Create a threat-free environment.
5. Change your scenery.
6. Offer varied experiences.
7. Use positive competition.
8. Offer rewards.

1. Make it personal and turn it into a habit.
2. Ask your WHY. Find out what is your purpose and goal to learn a new thing.
3. Narrow down the WHAT. When you find out your why, narrow down what you're learning.
4. Create a ritual around the WHERE and WHEN. Don't wait for nighttime to begin learning something entirely new.

1. List down the reasons as why you want to do well in studies, like ; You want to prove yourself to some friends or for that matter to your own family, or you want to join the prestigious college of your choice.
2. Change the daily routine.
3. Start exercising.

1. Avoid making eye contact with people around you. Fold your arms and cross your legs.
2. Stay quiet and maintain a serious expression.
3. You do not stay in this pose permanently. You only need to hold it until you work through your thoughts. Holding it too long may look awkward.

1. Have a goal for each day. This gives you something to look forward to.
2. Begin each day with gratitude.
3. Let go of grudges.
4. Live in the present.
5. If you make a mistake, learn from it.
6. Pursue your interests and dreams.

First, the Do's

1. Be a true beauty.
2. Share your real self.
3. Don't do last-minute.
4. Keep “Slutty Amy” at home until you're committed.
5. Continue dating other people until you're committed.

1. Respect others. The most important way to gain respect from others is to show it first.
2. Assert yourself. Remember that confidence is contagious.
3. Be open to learning. Know what you don't know.
4. Communicate effectively. Stop talking and start listening.
5. Find a mentor.
6. Manage your time.
7. Create boundaries.
8. Look the part.

1. Say 'no' sometimes. Successful people have mastered the art of declining requests.
2. Write simply. Resist the temptation to flaunt your fancy vocabulary.
3. Show that you're both warm and competent.
4. Speed up your speech.
5. Let people talk about themselves.
6. Dress the part.
7. Know what's going on in the world.
8. Be ridiculously prepared.

1. Don't Hold Back. You are naturally going to be a little nerve-wracked.
2. Stay Open To Your Partner's Thoughts.
3. Don't Let Emotions Get In The Way.
4. Accept Whatever Happens.
5. Decide Your Path.

1. Create a Master Schedule.
2. Use an Agenda.
3. Eliminate Distractions.
4. Set Goals For Each Study Session.
5. Start Working On Assignments Early.
6. Make a Project Plan.
7. Work On One Thing At A Time.
8. Study In Shorter Bursts.

1. Pay attention in class.
2. Take good notes.
3. Plan ahead for tests and projects.
4. Break it down. (If you have a bunch of stuff to learn, break it into smaller chunks.)
5. Ask for help if you get stuck.
6. Get a good night's sleep!

1. Cultivate gratitude.
2. Greet everyone you meet.
3. Try a digital detox.
4. Use positive self-talk.
5. Practice random acts of kindness.
6. Eat at least one meal mindfully.
7. Get enough sleep.
8. Breathe consciously.

1. Rely on systems, not motivation.
2. Review any new information you've learned on the same day.
3. Write everything down.
4. Create a rough weekly schedule.
5. Get rid of distractions before they become distractions.
6. Develop good posture.
7. Don't multitask.
8. Cultivate the belief that intelligence isn't a fixed trait.