Choose to:
1. Have a positive attitude
2. Set, commit to and strive for realistic goals
3. Be flexible
4. Ask thoughtful questions
5. Ask for help when necessary
6. Be motivated by achievement rather than by fear of failure
7. Be respectful of yourself and others
8. Discuss what you are learning with others
9. Reflect on all that you learn
10. Be respectful of time
11. Have excellent attendance
12. Be prepared
13. Explore your intellectual curiosities
14. Be responsible
15. Think balanced thoughts
16. Understand and accept your perceived strengths and weaknesses
17 Put in the appropriate amount of effort depending on the assignment
18. Always attempt a task
19. Be organized
20. Communicate clearly and concisely
21. Accept constructive criticism and make the necessary changes
22. Be independent
23. Face your fears and anxieties
24. Take good notes
25. Let go of the need for approval
26. Relinquish the need for control
27. Have faith in yourself and others
School can in many ways be a microcosm of life. Many situations are replicated: there is a boss to answer to, deadlines to meet, and priorities to choose. Being a good student in school can therefore be a precursor to being a good life student.
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