Help Me!!!!!!!
Submitted By John32 on 11/11/27
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My Sister is Smarter and Better at EVERYTHING!
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Help Me!!!!!!!
Submitted By John32 on 11/11/27
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Please Help me,
My twin sister is better than me at absolutely everything and it is stressing me out. Friday, she hardly studied for a test and she got 100% while I had to settle for a 57%. I studied for 6 hours AND went in for extra help every day for a week before! She studied for less than one hour. She also beats me at the beep test (PE) and at practically everything else you can name! She is smart, athletic, and popular. I am not too smart, not too athletic, and have no friends.
Last year, she got an IQ test: 158. That's almost as smart as Einstein!!! (159). She is in all the enriched classes, and I am taking many remedial subjects.
HELP ME!!!!
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Re: My Sister is Smarter and Better at EVERYTHING!
2011/11/29 - 19:59 GMT
(In Reply to Item) If you truly do not understand a subject in school, you should ask for help from the teacher until you fully understand it. Do your homework and pay attention to the correct answers when the teacher goes over them. If you get a question wrong, make sure you know what the right answer is, and why your answer is wrong.
As long as you are in decent shape, athleticism matters very little later in life, so that should be of little concern to you unless its something you care about, in which case you should run/lift weights/sit ups etc. for at least 30 minutes a day 5 times a week. Make sure to have a good balance of cardio and lifting (unless you want to be a runner, then the lifting is not too important, but the sit ups still are)
If you have no friends, then you have to take the initiative and meet people. Set goals for yourself such as talking to certain people for an extended period of time. Get involved in activities where you can meet people with similar interests to your own.
IQ is a decent measure of potential in some cases, but it does little to predict performance in school, the most important thing in school is how hard you work. An easy way to work harder without it seeming bad is to get interesterd in the subjects in school, and truly want to know more about them. You will naturally work harder out of interest. Generally, studying over time is better than cramming the night before as well. |
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