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make sure you listen to what the teachers are posting for that day and do the assignments because even one overdue can mess you up and make you fall behind 

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make sure you listen to what the teachers are posting for that day and do the assignments because even one overdue can mess you up and make you fall behind 

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I would definitely say that it is going to be tough at first but just know you have amazing resources and you have a teacher that does care about you and your grades so talk to her rely on her to help you not all the time sometimes. There are people who care about your grades just make sure you care to! ❤️

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Don't waste your energy in the first or second courter

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Take your time with reading, reflect on your anwsers before turning your work in.

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I once had a teacher tell me "it's always the process, not the product that matters." and I think this is good advice for all people because people tend to focus only on end result or goal instead of the journey. So don't forget that the steps taken, the errors made, and the knowledge gained is what's really important so don't lose focus of the journey by being blinded by the goal.

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Make sure you turn in all off the work in on time

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No matter how tough it seems it really can be easy of coming to a whole new level in your education but just always remember that do what you need and try your best doing whatever the assignment is!

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Your classes aren't hard, it just depends on the teacher

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you should work very hard

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Hey everybody, my experience on online school has been a good one for me. l have learned a lot from this whole edio app. im so glad to be here.

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for amazing 9th grader, stay on live classrooms for the work it is very helpful and will help you suceseed in youre 9th grade year for english

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for amazing 9th grader, stay on live classrooms for the work it is very helpful and will help you suceseed in youre 9th grade year for english

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Just keep goin. Even if ur grades are bad and everything looks like it will be bad keep going. Eventually there is hope u just have to look for it.

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go to the live classes because it makes everything much easier and you can submit things blank.

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turn in all of the work in on time

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Always make sure to get caught up with your work, don't stress too much if you have plenty of overdues. Start your work at one of a time and double check your work before you submit.

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KEEP GOING YOUR AMAZING AND YOU GOT THIS

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Some advice that I would give the incoming 9th graders would be to stay current. Stay on top of your work. Do the hard things first. It might not be fun, but it will pay off. If you don't understand, ask and speak up. It will help so much. And last, have fun. High school is not as scary as you might think.

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The best advice I can give to a ninth grader is attend all live classes and reach out to your teachers when you have questions. If you have overdue assignments, do them on the weekends and work at it until you finish them.

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The Bible says that God blesses efforts; he will bless you if you try your absolute best without going only halfway, but go the extra mile to achieve success. You will do a great job this next school year. There will be ups and downs, but that is life. As long as you listen to the teacher and accept her help, the school year in her class will pass by quickly. If you do that in all classes, you will succeed greatly. Great job, future students.

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don't give up! even with bad grades or overdue there's hope. reach out when you need it, and turn in your work

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it gave me more time with reading in my day and gave me more classic stories to read that i never thought id like

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Turn your work in when it is due. Ask for help if you need it.

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Make sure you use your time wisely. If you have any questions don't be afraid to ask. Take notes and look back at study guides. They help a lot!

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Make sure you stay caught up and don't let any overdues pile up!!

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always try and never give up you got this have a fun year

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I would say to always keep your head on what matters the most which is yourself and you plan to graduating high school. I would also say that no matter what grade you get on a test or quiz it will definitely never define who you are. Keep your head up always and don't forget there's always space for more chances and try's not just in school but in life in general.

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My advice would be to pay attention and keep up. getting behind is exhausting and you won't want to make up the work.

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make sure you login everyday and make sure you listen to what the teacher says they give alot of help and they will answer questions to help you. dont give up if you fall behind and if you are failing they will help you pass with unlocking assignments.

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make sure you login everyday and make sure you listen to what the teacher says they give alot of help and they will answer questions to help you. dont give up if you fall behind and if you are failing they will help you pass with unlocking assignments.

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don't be scared to ask for help if you need it, the teachers aren't there to judge you for not knowing something.

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Hey there, 9th graders!  I wanted to share a few tips to help you get through it and maybe even enjoy it.

1. Take the Reading Seriously (Even If It’s Not Your Thing)

You’ll probably read some books and short stories that are older or feel kind of slow at first but don’t write them off. Try to think about why the story was written, or what it says about people or the world. That mindset helps with essays, class discussions, and actually makes the reading more interesting.

2. Don’t Wait Until the Last Minute to Write Essays

I learned this the hard way writing takes time. Start early, get feedback if your teacher offers it, and revise. Even if writing isn’t your favorite thing, your effort really shows, and teachers notice that.

3. Speak Up in Class (Even If You’re Not 100% Sure that goes for any class!)

Sometimes the best discussions come from someone asking a question or giving a different opinion. Plus, participation usually counts toward your grade. You don’t have to be perfect just be involved.

4. Vocabulary and Grammar Actually Matter

It might feel boring or extra, but learning how to write and speak clearly will help you in every subject, not just English. Take the grammar stuff seriously it really does make your writing stronger.

5. Ask for Help If You’re Stuck

No shame in not getting something right away. I had questions too ask your teacher or even classmates. It shows you care, and that alone puts you ahead.

You’ve got this. English 9 isn’t about being perfect it’s about learning to express your thoughts, ask good questions, and understand the world a little more through what you read and write. Don’t stress too much, just stay consistent.

Good luck, and enjoy the ride!

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advice i would give upcoming 9th graders is to take your time and try your best.

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Use the resources the teacher provides for you and always take notes.

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Make sure you use notes and if you need help reach out because it is worth it in the end!

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Ask the teacher or a parent or look up a translated book version if you cant understand it. Its better to know what your looking at instead of barely understanding the original material and failing.

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I would say join the classes WATCH THE RECORDINGS if you can't join them live pay attention take notes and keep up with your work once you keep digging yourself a hole its harder to get out of it

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Don't wait until the last minute to get things done, not just for English, but for every class. Better to work hard two- three months before school is over (if you are behind) and do the assignments that might be very annoying to do, but the hard work will definitely show. (Pray to God for understanding, wisdom, and knowledge: this is most important!) And do your work.

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don't waste your time on other things except for your work

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don't waste your time on other things except for your work

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Make good friends and keep them close.

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Work hard don't give up and don't be afraid to ask for help

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Make sure you reach out for help, the teachers are wonderful at accommodation needs. Don’t be afraid to need help!

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At points in time be it mental health or home problems school can feel genuinely impossible. But these teachers are here to help you they're wonderful remember... it's not as scary as it seems just remember to breathe

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turn in your work on time and attend lives as much as you can. Don't dig yourself a hole.

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Make sure to always do you're work on time because overdues can make you fail.