During my freshmen year of high school, when I ended up cramming for a science test and ended up failing it because I lacked the attention and concentration skills to study. About 2 weeks before the big science test. I got home and went straight up to my room to begin to study for my science test. I sat down and as I opened the textbook and started to read, I found myself constantly losing focus. I read a paragraph, but I didn’t keep anything because my mind was thinking of thousands of things while I was reading. What am I going to eat for dinner? How hot does Susan look today? How I’m going to write my odyssey essay for English which was due in a week. Thoughts rambled around in my mind constantly when I read. And as I sat there trying to keep all the information I could. But over time I just gave up. I read the book for over an hour and in that hour I didn’t memorize anything. And I got frustrated and I gave up. A week and a half goes by and it’s the night of my final exam. I get home and pick up my textbook off the couch and ran upstairs to start studying. I sat down at my desk and opened the book, as I was reviewing I realized I knew a lot less than I thought I did. I panicked and started cramming all the information I needed into my brain. While I was studying, I walked into the bathroom of my house and looked myself in the mirror. As I saw myself, tired, hungry, and depressed. I realized that this is not how I want to spend the rest of my high school life. I want to manage my time effectively so I can study while having fun. The next day came, I walked into my fourth period, looking like a zombie. I sat down to begin the test, and as I looked at the test, I realized that I was studying the wrong section. And it’s all because of my lack of concentration skills. After I saw my test score, I knew that I had
During my freshmen year of high school, when I ended up cramming for a science test and ended up failing it because I lacked the attention and concentration skills to study. About 2 weeks before the big science test. I got home and went straight up to my room to begin to study for my science test. I sat down and as I opened the textbook and started to read, I found myself constantly losing focus. I read a paragraph, but I didn’t keep anything because my mind was thinking of thousands of things while I was reading. What am I going to eat for dinner? How hot does Susan look today? How I’m going to write my odyssey essay for English which was due in a week. Thoughts rambled around in my mind constantly when I read. And as I sat there trying to keep all the information I could. But over time I just gave up. I read the book for over an hour and in that hour I didn’t memorize anything. And I got frustrated and I gave up. A week and a half goes by and it’s the night of my final exam. I get home and pick up my textbook off the couch and ran upstairs to start studying. I sat down at my desk and opened the book, as I was reviewing I realized I knew a lot less than I thought I did. I panicked and started cramming all the information I needed into my brain. While I was studying, I walked into the bathroom of my house and looked myself in the mirror. As I saw myself, tired, hungry, and depressed. I realized that this is not how I want to spend the rest of my high school life. I want to manage my time effectively so I can study while having fun. The next day came, I walked into my fourth period, looking like a zombie. I sat down to begin the test, and as I looked at the test, I realized that I was studying the wrong section. And it’s all because of my lack of concentration skills. After I saw my test score, I knew that I had