There is no need to think of school as a prison. If you find studying difficult, stressful, or boring, you can work on making school life easier and more fun. See the following steps for details.

Make Friends

Find your circle. You will find reading more interesting if you have friends with similar interests at school. Music, boxing, horse riding… Find friends who have the same hobbies and communicate with them more.

• Use your time after class to make friends. If you like playing basketball, find someone who does. Chat with your classmates about your favorite football stars, play chess together, and you will soon become friends.
• Don’t always think about being famous, don’t just hang out with popular classmates. You should play with classmates you like and stay away from those who don’t get along with you.

Join an interest group, which is another way to make friends. Music group, chess group, dance group… take a look at the options at your school and find one that interests you.

• If there is no group of interest, you can form one, such as a movie group or magic group. Seek support from a teacher, or form one with friends.
• Hobbies are not the only requirement for joining a group. You can also join groups that you are not very interested in so that you can get to know a lot of people with whom you usually don’t interact much. Even if you’re not good at singing, you can join the school choir. Use this opportunity to make more friends.

Join school sports teams to compete and build friendships with classmates from other schools. Most of the students have similar athletic levels, so it’s fair. Football, basketball, and track and field all make school life more interesting.

• If you don’t want to join a sports team, you can cheer for the athletes with your friends. Going to the games is free most of the time and you can meet a lot of people.
• Not everyone likes sports. Sometimes the effects of exercise are exaggerated. For some people, exercise can be a great way to learn skills and make friends, while for others it can be stressful. Choose a sport you like.

Take it easy. If someone makes a joke to you, and you shouldn’t take it seriously or feel hurt, you should laugh it off and give the person a classic joke back. Don’t be too serious. School is not a prison, you can have a lot of fun. As long as you believe school life will be fun, you can have fun.

• Everyone likes to be friends with interesting people, not those who are serious or irritable. So if you want to make friends, just relax.

Make Joy

Motivate yourself every day. If you wake up with negative emotions, you will be in a bad mood throughout the day. Put another way, if you wake up to inspiring music and eat a hearty breakfast, your school life will be wonderful. As long as you decide to have fun, you will have fun.

• Choose a song as your wake-up song and listen to it every morning before going to school. You can also set it as an alarm on your phone, so you feel full of energy when you wake up in the morning. Forget the traditional alarm tone.
• Eat a good breakfast every day to be energetic. Eat healthy fruits and whole grains instead of highly processed, high-sugar foods. Eat an apple!

Personalize school supplies. Decorate your school bags, folders, notebooks, drawers and other school supplies to create a comfortable learning environment for yourself. Use your favorite tapes and highlighters to add badges of your favorite bands to make items around you interesting.

Wear what you like. Fashion is always changing and no one can say what the coolest clothes are. You don’t need to wear the most fashionable clothes to go to school, but you need to wear clothes that you feel comfortable in and allow you to relax.

Prepare your clothes for school tomorrow overnight, so you don’t have to panic about breakfast. Do your laundry so you can be sure the clothes you want to wear are clean.

Occasionally in a daze. It does get boring sometimes. You have to sit through a lot of lectures and a lot of waiting time. You should use your imagination. Think of school as a role-playing game or a novel, and imagine yourself as the protagonist. Or imagine that you are a secret agent sent to the school to learn about the activities of teenagers. In short, add some fun to life.

Make Learning No Longer Difficult

Be organized. One of the most annoying things is not sure if you have something ready. Where are the English books? What about math homework? Have you sharpened your pencil? The less you have to worry about, the more you can enjoy school. As long as you are well prepared, everything becomes easy.

• Use a good-quality folder to organize notes and assignments. Put important documents in there as soon as you get them, organize them frequently, and don’t let useless things pile up. Sort out documents you no longer need and throw them away.
• Use a small notebook to record homework and daily tasks so you never forget what your homework is. Only by being prepared can you take control of the situation.

Don’t pick on the teacher. Teachers, like students, also have good and bad qualities. But the teacher manages the students, so even if you think his class is boring, it’s always good to be nice to the teacher. Be kind to each other and things will get easier.

• You may think gossiping in class is fun, but it’s not. In the long run, poor grades and repeating a grade will make you more stressed.
• If you were a troublemaker at school, it’s not too late to change. After class, tell the teacher that you are working hard to correct it, and ask for his guidance to ensure that you don’t get into trouble again. The teacher will recognize your approach.

Arrange your time wisely. If you plan your homework ahead of time, it won’t be a burden. Don’t wait until it’s due, finish it early. If you’ve already done it, you won’t have to panic the morning it’s due. School would be much more fun if you no longer had to worry about failing the exam all day long.

• For example, if you have a month to do a big assignment, you can do it for 30 minutes every night. It’s not that long on average, and it’s much easier than rushing for 6 hours on your last day.

Ask for help if you have a problem. If you have problems studying, don’t worry about it alone. You can join after-class discussion groups or ask teachers for advice.

• Ask your older siblings or parents for advice. They have all been taught this and should be able to help you solve your problem. Leverage family resources.
• If you are afraid to ask in class, ask the teacher to set aside 10-15 minutes after school to answer your questions. The important thing is that you ask for help.

You may need more of a challenge. If you feel like school is boring and you still go out to play after failing the test, then maybe it’s because you don’t find the content challenging. If you are interested in the learning content and the learning tasks are more challenging, you will find it more interesting. If you have the ability, you may consider changing schools or skipping a grade.

• Private schools can be expensive, but you can apply for scholarships and grants. You should take the initiative to understand and look for opportunities.
• If your parents object to you transferring to another school or skipping a grade, you can talk to your teacher or counselor if it is reasonable. Talk about your ideas and ask for their help.

Avoid distractions. Plugging in headphones secretly to listen to music in class may seem like fun, but it’s not. It can be troublesome if you don’t pay attention and therefore fall behind. In fact, to enjoy school life, you should first listen carefully, improve your grades, and not distract.

• Here’s a way to teach you: imagine the issues discussed in class as being of great significance. Think of the operations in math class as the formulas for building a robot. Use your imagination and focus on yourself.

Tips

• Life is like a roller coaster. No one can fully control it. The more you want to control it, the greater the pressure. You should let things take their course and don’t rush things. Laugh when you want, cry when you want, and enjoy every moment of life. Be grateful for the wonderful things you have and do the best you can.
• Manage your time well and follow the plan.
• Responsibility is important.
• If life sucks and you’re stressed, try to calm down. Analyze and resolve calmly.
• Actively participate in school activities to enrich yourself.
• Don’t cram before the exam. Review at least two weeks in advance.
• When choosing an interest group, you should consider whether you can insist on participating, consider the time for group activities, and seek permission from your parents.
• There should be a certain sense of competition.