Scattered throughout the school there are many students who have concerns for their midterms and many who have never even taken midterms. The tips listed below could be used to create a more efficient daily schedule as well as better prepare you for midterms. Read the list of helpful suggestions with an open mind because it may help you with your midterms or your overall school schedule.

1.      Take breaks in between assignments by taking a television break or a snack break in order to clear your mind and restart.

2.      Make a to-do list. When arriving home, try making a list of what needs to get done. The list should be structured with the most urgent things first. so It is easier to stay organized.

3.      Find interests outside of school; this is important to reduce stress. Joining clubs is also a way to find people with whom you share interests with.

4.      Spend time with people who have similar aspirations in order to maintain positive mindsets and keep focused on the same goals.

5.      Maintain priorities. Make sure you are focused on the things that need to get done rather than what you want to get done so you can achieve your goals more efficiently.

6.      Try to limit your screen time while doing work. While doing an assignment it’s optimal to avoid using your phone to create the most efficient homework session.

7.      Get sufficient sleep. Although many things may interfere, getting enough sleep is necessary for staying energized and focused on important things of your day.

8.      Avoid procrastination by taking advantage of situations where work or studying can be done.

9.      Accept help. Sometimes in certain situations that are too difficult to handle, it’s ideal to accept help from a friend, teacher, or staying after school to participate in STAR tutoring.

10.  Make more friends. Try to recognize people you see on a frequent basis to create companionship.This lowers pressure and stress that school creates as well as bring someone into your life that can help you.