Organization is not just a way of keeping things in place, but the logical extension of the way you study. When I meet a student who fumbles for his or her papers in an overstuffed, unorganized book bag, he or she is usually a poor student. The sloppy manner in which the student keeps track of his or her notes seems to reflect the manner in which he or she organizes thoughts (although there are many exceptions to this rule, Albert Einstein being one of them). The best students I have encountered are organized all the way down to the way they carry their materials. While you may be another Einstein, let's go with the rationale that organization and neatness never hurt anybody.

• Use your assignment book everyday - in every class.
• Make a list during ID of everything that needs to go home so you won't have to stand at your locker at the end of the day and ask yourself, "Do I have any homework?" .
• Bring your assignment book home with you.
• Clean out your locker before it becomes necessary to throw yourself against it to get it to shut!

Phone: 992-3610
Email: Mrs. Malkowski
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