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How to Cope With a Subject You Hate

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Whether it's maths or science, we all have that one subject we totally hate! So, fill up with positivity and let's fix the negative thoughts!


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    Don't skip the class. Although you might think it helps you,it will make you frustrated, as you miss information and it's harder to understand what you're taught. If you still skip, get your notes from a friend so you will get back on track afterwards!Try not to skip when there are teaching or test days,though.
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    Think positive. Even if the class is boring and you want to just sleep, stop the negative thoughts! Be positive and later on, you won't associate the subject with horrible thoughts. If it's hard, stop thinking about it!
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    Study hard. You might be tempted to just forget studying for the class, but you'll just feel more frustrated when you don't understand what the class is talking about. Plus, it's not worth messing up your GPA either.You might learn something useful,you know.
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    Do your homework. Homework is a great opportunity to test your knowledge. It's like a workout for your brain. And if you don't do it, you'll miss out and your grades will be lower. Don't have time for it? Although it's best to do it at home, you can do it in other classes, but never cheat off your friends. Don't you want to shove your 20 pages long essay in your teacher's face? Yeah, that's always awesome...
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    Participate in the discussions. If you get bored and not do anything, you'll think negatively, so ask questions, answer and participate in the class discussion.That way, you can shock people with your knowledge and bust your teachers with your hard questions. It keeps your brain busy!
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    Associate the class with a good thing. If you like doodling, draw on your notes if it helps. If you're into music, compose a rap for the class. Anything good associated with it will keep you positive.
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    If you hate the class because your teacher/classmates abuse/bully you, talk to someone! Abuse isn't only violence, there's emotional abuse,too. If you're afraid to talk to a parent, speak to a close friend about it. Don't be shy, because everyone wants you safe.

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  • Don't talk to friends during class! Pay attention to what the teacher says.

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