Free-time: Whenever we are free from class, we should spend most of our time doing something that could encourage our study. For example: we have to read the books in every kind of subjects at school. Beside reading those kinds of books, we have to read magazines or newspapers to gain our knowledge.
- Pay attention: When the class starts, as we are students, we should pay attention while teachers doing explanation. When we are not sure in some points, do not hesitate to raise hand and ask immediately. Do not wait until break time because we will lose the point to ask or we do not have a chance because of the noise.
- Group study: Study as a team could lead students share their understanding even the lesson is difficult. Besides, we can ask questions to each other when we cannot catch the point that teacher already mentioned in the class. Group study makes students have fun and learn by themselves. That is why, there is a proverb said “Two head is better than one head”. This proverb educates people to help each other.
- Performance: Performance is very important for teachers to evaluate the students whether they are good or not. Teachers are always judge students through their performance. Those performances are including: their behavior inside the class, communication with their friends, punctual, hard-working and helpful. So being an out-standing, we should understand about our performance as well.
- Challenge: Surely, if we want to be an out-standing, we must be a challenger. Think that, if you are clever so someone else also can be clever. And not only you that try to study hard but the other also does. We have to challenge the other in class but do not make a class become a battlefield. We challenge for success and everyone will not get hurt or injure.
To sum up, out-standing student is the cleverest student in classroom. Mostly, they can answer the questions right than usual students. Because of their cleverness, they are always inspired from their teachers and this always makes their parents feel proud of their children
