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Being at the top of your class (grade wise) can set you up to have a promising academic career, possibly become very popular, and even help to pay your way through college.

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    Pay attention. While it may be fun to chat with your friends, pass notes, or read a book, the point of being in a classroom is to actually learn something. Rather than whispering about your favorite television show, you could listen to the teacher and pay attention to diagrams and videos. If you continue to goof off your grades will suffer which will definitely not put you at the top of your class.
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    Take notes. Not only does taking notes let you review our information later on, it is actually proven to help you remember information better. This is a great skill to have while you age and go through middle and high school.
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    Study. Remember taking notes? Well studying these notes daily (especially before a test or quiz) will absolutely boost your grades in each class that you study in. Try websites and apps like Quizlet that allow you to create games, tests, and flashcards to help you study.

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  • Studying right before you go to sleep and looking over the same information when you wake up is scientifically proven to help you remember the material.

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