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Sometimes, teachers make participation a high part of your grade-but you just don't know what to say (especially if you don't like the subject). Read on to find out how to participate successfully. | Sometimes, teachers make participation a high part of your grade-but you just don't know what to say (especially if you don't like the subject). Read on to find out how to participate successfully. | ||
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#Prepare what you will say before the class starts. If your teacher assigns reading, read it! This will most likely be the basis of the next day's discussion. Consider what you are learning in the context of the entire unit, and the entire year. | #Prepare what you will say before the class starts. If your teacher assigns reading, read it! This will most likely be the basis of the next day's discussion. Consider what you are learning in the context of the entire unit, and the entire year. | ||
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#Keep homework up to date. It will keep you out of detention, and it will show you understand what you have been going through in class. They will be more likely to choose you to answer questions so they won't need to repeat themselves with student's who get it wrong. | #Keep homework up to date. It will keep you out of detention, and it will show you understand what you have been going through in class. They will be more likely to choose you to answer questions so they won't need to repeat themselves with student's who get it wrong. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
