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Achievement High Grades Have you ever thought about how you con achievement high grades? In general, all students whatever their level hope to pass all their classes and get high grades. Actually, there are a lot of steps that you can follow them to be successful in your classes , and they depend on students' abilities. However, For me the most three steps to get high grades in your classes are minting healthy, putting a schedule to help you arrange your study, and doing all your assignment and take more practices. The first important step is minting healthy. Students have to take the efficiency of sleep, and they have to eat well before they g to their class because that make you able to focus with the teacher. Also, they should

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