Process Essay: How To Survive Jr.

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How To Survive Jr. High
Oh Jr. High, you moved on from the little elementary classes and now you're in the real deal. Things will be different, you will get chromebooks, more homework and even crazier teachers (cough cough Mrs Delucia) but their are some things you should know. Things like what and what not to get involved in also known as your social life, some of the responsibilities of a Jr. Higher and some of the academic up and downs, (there are more ups than downs but still, you should know about them). New opportunities will arise such as after school sports, leads in school plays ASB (student government), yearbook editing and photography, cool electives, awesome field trips to Astrocamp, Catalina Island and, Washington D.C andit will be the first year that you do science fair. You should know how to handle all these things, and that is the exactly what this essay is for.

Decisions, the average person makes anywhere from 3,000 to 35,000 everyday. Some of them are good, others are the worst decisions of your life. That’s not true, but they are pretty important, Some things like “should I get involved …show more content…

Is it because of you friends, your teachers, to play basketball. Well, whatever it is, it should be for your academics. Whenever you have a big project (science fair, international festival) don’t wait ‘till the last minute, get it done as fast and as good as you can. Time management is key in Jr. High, with every class every day, you have to make sure you know what you have to do and what can wait. It is also important that you understand that you get out what you put in. If you don't put 110% into your work, you won’t get good results out. Something that the teachers emphasize and is probably the most important thing to do when it comes to your school-work is asking for help when you need it, don’t try to guess on everything ask for help from your teachers, from your parents and maybe even some of your

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