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How to manage stress
To students about to enroll in high school, this memo will outline ten steps to eliminate tension from your lives. I managed to be successful in high school with a full class load, and a job while maintaining a 3.6 GPA. School is not malignant, and will cause you no harm by following these steps.
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No need to fret upon homework, there are ways to get through the day.
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Be your own harbinger; don’t wait until the last minute to get something done.
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Being ubiquitous is impossible, manage your time well.
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Take a breath; it will respite the excruciating pain of your stress away.
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Learn to multi-task, it will help you thwart homework and get things done.
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Find a remote area when studying, to insure you will not be bothered.
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Don’t succumb to peer pressure, it will not accomplish what needs to be done.
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Leaving thoughts from a bad day reverberating in your head will cause you a headache
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Ask for extra help if you do not understand something.
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Have fun, make friends, and enjoy high school.
Through my time in high school, I made this list. It will guide you when you do not know what to do. I hope it helps you. Enjoy this year in high school, and live a healthy life.
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