Why You Want to Join

Welcome parents and guardians. My name isaosfh. I am a student in Ib. Ib is an vivid academic program that prepares students for success in university and lifespan in general. Every nonpareil of us has goals that they requisite to accomplish and succeed Ib helps push our limits and inspires us to reach those goals. Being in high tutor is incompatible compared to middle school. It has its ups and downs. At times the home clobber load is heavy, and at times its not. However, with the honest time management and organization readinesss your child will be just fine.Organization is an important skill you need not only in school but through out life. During middle school you only had one or two assignments you needed to complete, but high school is very different. If you siret organize your time well, you will be stressed out from the homework load. During the first third weeks when school began, it was a big shock. It felt as if I had lost my social life, and was spending hours st aying up late trying to complete projects.This was because I had bad work habits and left everything to the last minute. Because of my disorganization, my marks werent as high as they could be, and I wasnt living up to my full potential. Then one day my teacher explained to us of things we could do to create more time for ourselves. The main thing she kept saying over and over was organization. So slowly, I started to improve my work habits. My first step was utilise my agenda.It is now my best friend, with it I know exactly what homework we puzzle and I can magnetic disc the time periods for how long I want to work on the assignment. Instead of doing the assignment all at the last minute, Ive started breaking it up into little pieces. I am now not as overwhelmed, and I know Im working harder then ever. By organizing my time I have eliminated any distractions I had in the past, and complete my homework it on time and with care. I now work more efficiently and am able to accompli sh tasks. I also have regained my social life