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How to 💜 school

Do you hate school right now 😡?  If you are, here are a few tips on hopefully changing that attitude!

Why do you hate school? : You MUST have a reason why you do not like it!  Is the work too hard or perhaps you detest rising early?  To fix this problem, ask yourself the question above "why do I hate school?".  Once you figure out your answer, find your situation on the list below:

1. I HATE getting up early ⏰:  I am with you- let me just say, I am not an early riser!  It can be tough to drag yourself out of bed in the morning, especially when you are half asleep.  For this situation, I would say to go to bed early if you have to rise early (the more sleep the better) and get rid of ALL sleeping distractions (devices, TVs, etc).  Or if you have a wonderful imagination, think about how you will feel when you go to bed at the end of your day!

2. I don't understand the work 😕:  If you do not understand the school work don't be afraid to admit it to your teacher!!  Teachers are there for a reason- to help you succeed.  Skipping school will only result in more work when you go back to school which equals more stress.  You can also ask your friends for help and advice.

3. I don't want to see ____ again ☹️:  If you do not want to see someone at school who is bullying you, teasing you, talking behind your back about you badly, or doing anything else mentally or physically harmful to you tell a trusted adult right away.

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