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Being a good student means being a good listener. Whether you're a young student or entering college, it's important to learn to pay attention in class and take good notes that will help you succeed. Learn to listen well and set yourself up for success by avoiding distractions.
Look at the teacher.
Good listening starts with good watching. When your teacher is talking, your eyes should be up front. Don't look out the window, or at the kids next to you, or at the phone you're trying to hide under your desk. Look at your teacher and what is being presented.
Look at the board at least, or find something at the front of the room to focus your eye on if you're bored and struggling to pay attention. Look forward, toward the front of the room

Sit up.
If you want to look like you're paying attention, sit up as straight as possible. Push your butt back in the chair and keep your back straight. Put your feet flat on the floor and your hips underneath you. If you're a creative person, do something creative like color or doodle. It will help you concentrate better on what is being presented.
Don't fiddle with things. You don't need to mess around with your hands. Just cross them in front of you or take
Follow instructions.
When your teacher asks you to do something, do it. If you're supposed to get out your book and turn to a specific page, get out your book and turn to that page. If you're supposed to get into a group, get into a group with people around you as quickly as possible. Do it when you're asked, without messing around or hesitating.
At the same time, don't do things your'e not asked to do. Unless you're told to talk to your neighbors, no goofing around.
Don't sit with your best friends. It's difficult to stay focused and pay attention in class when you're friends are distracting you. It might seem like more fun to get through class while sitting next to a buddy, but that's exactly how you'll get into trouble and struggle. Instead, sit elsewhere and decide to hang out later.
If you still want to sit with your friends, sit in the front of the classroom so your friends will have to, too. It's hard to mess around when you're right next to the teacher.
Be prepared for class.
When it's time to go to class, make sure you've got everything that you need ready to go, so you won't have to miss anything because you're struggling to catch up. You'll miss part of a lecture if you're trying to finish your homework before class starts. In general, you want to make sure you have, for each class:
Paper for notes, or notebooks
Pencils already sharpened or pens that work well
Books needed for class
Homework or assignments that are due
Glue, crayons, rulers, calculators, or other specialty stuff for a particular class
organized.
Keeping your stuff organized for class will help you pay better attention. You can be calm and confident that you have everything you need to succeed.
Have a specific spot for your new notes, your old notes, your homework, and other stuff that's necessary for class. Some people like to keep a separate binder, while other like individual folders for each class. It's recommended that you have one notebook that you keep a to-do list in for all of your classes, so you can easily check off everything that you need to do each night.

Eat right and get plenty of sleep. Keeping your blood-sugar up will help you pay attention and listen in class. If you're hungry and feeling dragged down, your mind will wander and you'll really struggle to be a good listener in class.
Always eat breakfast. Focus on eating whole grains and fruits for breakfast, instead of something sugary that will result in a crash later in the day. Eat something that'll keep you full until lunch.
At lunch, eat a good meal. Too many students think a bag of chips and candy bar will get you through the day. If you're struggling to listen in class, make an effort to eat a full meal at lunch, or bring your own.
Get plenty of sleep. Students often stay up too late and have to wake up early for school. Make sure your bedtime is early enough that you can get at least eight hours of sleep.

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Speak up if you're struggling. Talk to your teacher, your counselor, or your parents if you're really having trouble following what's happening in class and paying attention. Learning disabilities can be corrected in a variety of ways, if you're having a problem. Chances are, your teacher already knows you are struggling and wants you to stop by after class.They want you to succeed, but you have to take the initiative.
If you get in trouble regularly, talk to your teacher. It's important to let your teacher know that you want to do better and you're trying. Listen to what they say.

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