The things you do on the first day determine what everybody thinks about you for the rest of the year. Figure out the nearest bathrooms and water fountains. See what your locker is near, and that can be your landmark. Remember how long it takes in between class changes.
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One-sentence summary -- Be nice and friendly to everybody you see. Memorize the school.

Q: This is the most popular way of opening a geode due to its ease and convenience. Place your chisel in the middle of the rock and lightly use your hammer to make small indentations around the circumference of the rock. Keep chiseling in a circle around the rock until you see a crack form, and then follow the crack with your chisel and hammer until it cracks open. If you have a small geode and don't care about a clean break, put the geode in a sock and hammer away at it. This method is great for kids and keeps the geode pieces from flying everywhere. If you don't have any tools, you can use another rock to open your geode. Smash your geode with a heavier rock, being careful not to do it too hard or your geode could splinter into many tiny pieces. If you want a very clean cut, you can saw your geode in half with a saw or pipe cutter. These are usually more expensive tools, and you won't be able to use them in the field. Pipe cutters have a chain that you can wrap around the geode to keep it in place while you work. If you take your geode to a small rock store or similar professional, they'll be able to open your geode with an even cut. Most times they will charge a small fee.
A: Use a hammer and chisel to open the geode on site. Put your geode in a sock before hammering it to avoid a mess. Use a heavier rock to open your geode on site. Use a saw or pipe cutter once you've returned home. Take your geode to a professional for a clean cut.

Article: As the founder, it's up to you to set the tone for the team. It doesn't matter if you're the on-field coach or if you delegate that role to someone elsemake sure that the team reflects the encouraging and supportive leadership style that you ought to provide. If you're coaching a baseball team for younger kids, for example, then your leadership focus may be on teaching essential baseball skills and promoting teamwork in a fun atmosphere. It's your ultimate responsibility to make sure that your team knows and follows the rules. No matter if you have a team of kids or adults, emphasize the importance of fairness and good sportsmanship. Make it clear that rule-breaking won't be tolerated. Set up a clearly-defined procedure of progressive discipline for anyone caught breaking the rules. Go over your team and league rules and spell out the consequences. For instance, it may be a league rule that arguing with an umpire, referee, or game official results in an automatic ejection and 1-game suspension. Unless you've fully opened your wallet to bankroll the team, you'll likely have to rely at least in part on fundraising efforts. Don't treat fundraising like a chore that the players have to deal with. Instead, play a leading role yourself and make it part of your team-building efforts. If your team is fundraising by selling coupon books for the local sandwich shop, get out there and sell along with the players! Don't emphasize which players have raised more and which have raised less. Instead, focus on the amount raised by the entire team and encourage them to support each other in raising more. Starting and running a sports team is a lot of work, but it should be enjoyable work. Don't let the inevitable hassles and unexpected problems make you forget why you got involved in the first place. It can be even harder to have fun if your team loses a lot, but look for moments of fun and joy in the midst of losing. Also make sure to praise players when they give good efforts and display good teamwork and sportsmanship.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Take a positive leadership role that benefits your players. Learn and adhere to league rules and requirements. Lead fundraising activities to support your team. Remember to have fun!

Article: After you make your first hit, you will need to reduce your target area to the spaces surrounding the space that was a hit. Since ships in Battleship range from 2-5 spaces long, it may take you several turns to sink the ship you have hit. Begin by striking above, below, or to one side of the space you have hit to discover and hit more of the ship. If one of your strikes is a miss, try the area on the opposite side of the space that was a hit. Keep striking until you have taken your opponent's battleship. You will know when you have taken your opponent's ship because players are required to announce when a ship has been sunk. After you have sunk the first of your opponent's ships, you will need to resume firing randomly (or in the center of the board) to find another ship. Then repeat the process of firing around the hit space until you have sunk another ship. Playing the game this way will reduce the amount of turns that it takes to sink all of your opponent's battleships and it will also increase your chances of winning the game.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Reduce target area after you make a hit. Fire around the area of your hit. Repeat method to hit more of your opponent's ships.