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How to get organized in your first year of junior high
Get your stuff together the night before.
Nobody likes to rush in the morning, so if you get your stuff (clothes, snacks, lunch money, lunch, etc. ) ready the night before, you won't have to!
Get separate binders for each of your subjects.

OUT: They fit great in your locker (or at least, they should), and it's easy to keep everything in one place. Write the subject on the spine or get different colors so you don't get mixed up.

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How to talk to your crush casually
Say hello and wave when you see them.
Raise your hand, smile, and say " hi " when you see them. This simple exchange can allow your crush to start really noticing you.

OUT: It's also a great way to open conversations, and your crush may respond to your greeting by asking you a question. If they are already having a conversation with someone else, just smile and wave; don't interrupt by saying " hi.

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How to teach spanish
Teach pronunciation first.
One foundation that teachers won't want to forget is pronunciation. Students often have significant problems with pronunciation that can interfere with the rest of their learning.

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Take time to tackle the sounds of the various spanish vowels and consonants before going onto more involved lessons. Students having english as their first language shouldn't be afraid of spanish phonetics because they're going from a very complex system into a much simpler one.