9.Skip doing all cram sessions the night before a test. Panic always sets in along with exhaustion and anything you did learn, or thought you had learned, is soon forgotten the next day.

10.When you study, use your time wisely by finding a study partner that is just as committed as you are. This study partner may be able to offer different ways to study that you might not have thought about.

By learning these time management skills now you’ll be able to breeze through high school, and more importantly you’ll learn good skills of time management for college and your working career. Believe it or not it’s much easier to learn how to manage your time wisely now, than learning it later in life. Just as important as the learning process is the acceptance process. It’s often emotionally hard to accept the fact that you’re approaching adulthood, and it’s normal to think I wish it didn’t come so soon. Also, we all procrastinate on things, and it’s easy to see why you would. After all you’re still in high school, so why not? Today life is a hurried game, and the quicker you understand that the better off you’ll be. Of course there are ways to cut back on cramming in too much, not only for your academic life, but for your personal life too. Learning to balance all aspects of your life, from study, work, and personal time is the key to success in high school and for the rest of your life.

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