On your first week, try to make a routine on how to get to each of your classes. Find out all the turns you have to make and which halls you go through to be prompt to your classes. Stick to that same routine until you feel brave enough to be crazy and venture into the unknown hallways. Hopefully by the end of the first couple of weeks, you know exactly how to get to class and not get lost on the way, because teachers will eventually have to stop taking the “sorry, I got lost” excuse. …show more content…
They deal with over a hundred of high school students everyday, so they are allowed to be stressed as well. If you end up getting a teacher who, in your opinion, is never nice, the best thing for you to do, is get on their good side. For example, listen in class, work hard, and get your work done, the last thing you want to do is have a hard time with a teacher for the whole year. But honestly you should probably do all this for all your classes with or without a bad teacher. If you have an EOI for that class, do everything you can to make sure you pass the EOI, but if you do not pass, try not to be too hard on yourself. There are teachers and counselors who are there to help and can help you get ready if you need to take it