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Crews consider on-scene amputation for man whose hand was pinned under train

• Updated: Aug. 27, 2024, 8:51 a.m.
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ANN ARBOR, MI -- In what officials called a “once-in-a-career” incident, a surgical team came to Ann Arbor railroad tracks Monday night to prepare for a possible amputation on a man stuck under a freight train.

Ann Arbor police and fire crews were called around 9:30 p.m. Aug. 26 to the railroad tracks between East Huron Street and Miller Avenue, after a northbound Ann Arbor Rail Road freight train ran over a 20-year-old man sleeping on the tracks, according to the Ann Arbor Fire Department.

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Jon Bon Jovi, NJ Transit band together to create a hand up instead of a hand out

• Updated: Aug. 26, 2024, 5:56 p.m.
• | Published: Aug. 26, 2024, 5:38 p.m.

Lasheema Edwards, regional coordinator for the Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey, one of the partners in the Change for Change program announced in Red Bank Monday, talks about her experience going from homelessness to reclaiming her life through outreach programs by NJ Transit police, the support program which joined with rocker Jon Bon Jovi's Soul Foundation and Volunteers of America to help people in need in transit facilities. Larry Higgs | NJ Advance Media SL

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NJ Transit, Jersey Shore rocker Jon Bon Jovi’s Soul Kitchen Foundation and two other charities launched a more helpful solution for people in need who are asking riders for spare change.

The program, “Chance for Change” allows passengers to donate electronically to charities that will use the money to get help from everyday necessities to substance abuse counseling to housing for the unhoused and others in need.

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Oregon football practice observations: Jordan James returns, tight end’s hand clubbed

• Updated: Aug. 27, 2024, 10:26 a.m.
• | Published: Aug. 27, 2024, 10:15 a.m.

Oregon tight end Terrance Ferguson (left) had a wrap on his left hand during practice on Tuesday. (James Crepea/The Oregonian) James Crepea/The Oregonian

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EUGENE — Oregon running back Jordan James was back at practice, tight end Terrance Ferguson’s left hand was clubbed and several injured players participated in on-field drills.

James, who did not practice on Aug. 21 for what Dan Lanning said was “precautionary” reasons, was back in uniform with a sleeve on his left leg Tuesday morning at the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex. Ferguson’s left hand was wrapped and defensive back Nikko Reed also had a taped up hand.

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Atomfall: The First Hands-On

Announced at Xbox Games Showcase earlier this year, Atomfall is the surprise new title from Rebellion (Sniper Elite, Zombie Army) that, on first glance, feels like a very British Fallout. A retro-future, post-apocalyptic setting, first-person RPG mechanics, and a world stuffed with weirdos all hearken back to Bethesda’s epochal series. But in my time with a first-ever hands-on build of Atomfall , it quickly became clear that there’s much more to this game than a location transplant.

Set in an alternate timeline following the real-life Windscale Nuclear Disaster of 1957, the first thing you’ll notice about Atomfall is that, for a game set after an atomic meltdown, this place is beautiful . Set in the rolling hills of the Lake District in Cumbria, this is a truly bucolic take on the end of the world – streams babble, nature grows unabated, and semblances of the old world still exist; never more so than in the picture-postcard village of Wyndham you’ll find early in your travels.

It’s a unique location for this kind of game, and sets the tone perfectly – this is less about a world destroyed than a world gone wrong . Outlaws roam the hills wearing cricket pads as armor, vicious rats with glowing blue eyes swarm around tumbledown farm buildings, and druids are said to be performing pagan rituals in the woods, towards ends unknown.

From the outset, how you choose to engage with all this is up to you. For the first portion of my time with the game, I simply hiked the backroads, taking down bandits to loot for their weapons, and scraps of material with which to craft bandages or throwables. Combat will be familiar to players of first-person RPGs, but comes with some distinct touches – you can only quickslot four weapons at any one time, and ammo is extremely scarce, making at least one melee item a must. You’ll also want to keep a stock of healing items, as death is quick here – it quickly becomes clear that avoiding a fight can be as helpful as starting one.

Once I felt suitably tooled up, I began to engage with what might be Atomfall ’s most interesting design choice. In Rebellion’s take on the genre, you don’t get quests – you get leads .

From the beginning of the demo, it’s clear that my character is on a journey simply to find out what’s happened here – there’s no grand objective, no hero’s quest. You just have a simple question driving you: What’s going on? And to support that, your journal isn’t full of concrete explanations of what to do, but rather clues you’ve amassed. Early on, I met a trader, who’d throw in local gossip with every barter deal we made – that gave me a lead to a local bunker I might explore, and an approximate location on my map.

Later, I visited Wyndham, and decided to see what was inside the local church – and here’s where the promise of leads became very exciting. Inside, I found a vicar standing over a murder victim – he asked me not to investigate, for fear of inciting the wrath of the soldiers that have occupied the town. I could have left it here, but I searched the body and found a bloodied note that pointed me to a local hotel. Again, I could have followed that clue and gone to explore – but I chose to speak to the church caretaker, who revealed she’d seen the victim entering an out-of-the-way cellar the night before.

Now I had two leads about the same thing – the game didn’t tell me if one was the primary quest, or give me any indication as to the right path, it was down simply down to my own interest. I chose to look through the cellar and, on first glance, thought I’d hit a dead end – until I saw a chink of light from under a wall and realized I could crawl through. Here I found a note that pointed to the local shopkeeper as the murderer, and a clue that he was in-line with the local faction of druids. I went to confront him, and was presented with multiple options – I could report him to the soldiers, explain his part in the murder to the vicar… or even make a deal for his silence.

I chose the latter, and wasn’t just given a physical reward, but an entirely new lead that seems to be drawing me to meet those druids rather than confront them. What the domino effect might be here is unclear this early in my time with the game, but the sheer number of choices I made after effectively stumbling over a quest by accident leaves me very intrigued.

You’re being rewarded for curiosity more than anything else, and I think this speaks to Atomfall ’s key interest – this isn’t a game about just exploring a world, but following your own intuition, rather than what the game might tell you is the correct path. Even in this small slice of the game, I could have walked in a different direction – nothing told me to look in that church in the first place.

The secret to Atomfall may be that it’s as much a mystery game as it is a traditional RPG – every quest I’ve completed so far has led me to more quests, more questions, more leads. The game’s form might be familiar, but there’s something unfamiliar bubbling under the surface – I very much want to see more.

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Phrasal verbs "hand in" vs "hand on"

Differences between hand in and hand on.

Hand in usually means to submit something, especially a piece of work or an assignment, whereas hand on generally means to pass something to someone else or to transfer responsibility.

Meanings and Definitions: hand in vs hand on

Learn how to use these expressions through these examples

I HANDED my homework IN late as usual.

I HANDED the job ON to a colleague.

The secrets have been HANDED ON from generation to generation.

Usage Examples: hand in, hand on in Sentences

Please hand in your assignments before the deadline.

She always hands in her work on time.

She decided to hand on the responsibility to her assistant.

He hands on the family business to his son.

Similar Expressions(Synonyms) of Hand in

To present or hand over something for consideration or judgment.

He needs to submit his report by Friday to meet the deadline.

To deliver or give something to someone in authority or responsibility.

She forgot to turn in her homework yesterday, so she had to do it during lunchtime today.

To yield or surrender to someone or something.

After hours of negotiation, he decided to give in to their demands to end the conflict.

Similar Expressions(Synonyms) of Hand on

To give or transfer something to someone else.

Can you pass on the salt, please?

To entrust or assign responsibility or authority to someone else.

She decided to delegate some of her tasks to her assistant to focus on more important projects.

To move or shift something from one place or person to another.

He needs to transfer his shares to his son before retiring from the company.

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Phrasal verbs with “in”, phrasal verbs with “on”, differences in hand in vs hand on: usage, formality, and tone, frequency in daily use: hand in or hand on.

In daily conversation, people use hand on more often than hand in . This is because hand on is used for more daily tasks and routines such as passing objects or transferring responsibilities. Hand in is not used as much in daily conversation. It's mainly used when we're talking about submitting something. So, while both phrases are used, hand on is more common in everyday conversation.

Informal vs Formal: Contextual Use of hand in and hand on

Hand in and hand on are informal phrases often used in casual conversations. They are suitable for everyday interactions with friends and family. In more formal settings like business or academic contexts, using alternative expressions can convey a more polished tone.

Tone and Implication: The Nuances of hand in and hand on

The tone of hand in and hand on can differ based on context. Hand in often carries a formal tone when related to submitting work or assignments, while hand on typically has a practical and casual tone, especially when referring to passing objects or transferring responsibilities.

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1623, in the meaning defined above

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Hand in your homework (email)

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• Start date Oct 1, 2019

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Why would you use “sending” to describe e-mailing the homework to the student, but “handing it in” to describe her sending it back. “Send” is a better choice. I would use “hand it in” only to refer to a paper document submitted in person.  

If you want to tell her to send the homework to you by email, you should not say "hand it in". You could use "submit", but that sounds a bit over-formal. Why not simply say: "You can send it to me by email, when you're ready."  

Florentia52 said: Why would you use “sending” to describe e-mailing the homework to the student, but “handing it in” to describe her sending it back. “Send” is a better choice. I would use “hand it in” only to refer to a paper document submitted in person. Click to expand...

Linkway said: If you want to tell her to send the homework to you by email, you should not say "hand it in". You could use "submit", but that sounds a bit over-formal. Why not simply say: "You can send it to me by email, when you're ready." Click to expand...

Also: 'You can email it to me next week'.  

Florentia52 said: to describe her sending it back Click to expand...

Vagner Luiz said: Can I use "hand in" If I am writing to my student and telling her to send her homework to me (by email)? Click to expand...

For those of us who are, in fact, bothered by the hands-free nature of email, I suggest "turn in your homework."  

Rover_KE said: Also: 'You can email it to me next week'. Click to expand...

• Oct 2, 2019

dojibear said: "Homework" is an assignment. As a teacher, you are sending a request for work. The student will send you the finished work. So the student is not "sending it back". The student is sending you something completely different than the thing you sent. In my opinion the phrase "hand in homework" (including the phrasal verb "hand in") means "submit a completed homework assignment to the teacher". There is nothing wrong with "handing in homework using email". In traditional schools (pre-internet, last century) all homework assignments were done on paper, and you "handed in" the homework by "handing" the pieces of paper to the teacher in class. That is where the "hand in" term came from. But pieces of paper don't exist, in a huge number of modern classes. There are entire universities that are entirely on-line. My daughter got her RN degree on-line. For tests, she had to go to an in-person testing center. Everything else was done on-line. Homework was "handed in" by sending a file to the teacher. If it was a multiple-choice quiz, it was probably on a website. Click to expand...

Myridon said: For those of us who are, in fact, bothered by the hands-free nature of email, I suggest "turn in your homework." Click to expand...

• Oct 15, 2019

RM1(SS) said: Click to expand...

hand in your homework

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For the most part, this website is the place where I document and hand in my class homework assignments.

I knew I wasn't going to jail and I knew that I had a great excuse for not handing in my chem homework .

"As you can imagine, there's a lot I want to say, but I have to hand my homework in to the authorities first," he told Sueddeutsche Zeitung.

In our homework example, we would say something like, "Hey, I'd really appreciate it if you can give me a hand with my homework , unless you're busy or something.

For example, sending parents of middle- and high-school students personalized text messages when their children did not hand in homework assignments increased homework completion by 25% as compared to children whose parents did not receive such messages, and parents were twice as likely to reach out to their children's teachers.

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Phrasal Verb – Hand In

Phrasal Verb – Hand in .

Meaning – To give something to someone in authority . You can hand your homework in to a teacher or a purse you’ve just found to a policeman.

• This phrasal verb is separable.
• “My homework is too difficult. Can I pick your brain later? I need to hand in my homework tomorrow!”

If you hand in your notice or hand in your resignation you are officially announcing that you are leaving your job.

• “I handed my notice in last week. It is such a relief to finally leave this awful job!”

Hand in hand is an idiomatic expression that means to go or work closely together with someone or something. It can also refer to two things that occur simultaneously or in close proximity to each other. For example, “ Economic growth and job creation often go hand in hand. ”

Have a hand in something is another idiom that means to be involved in something or to play a role in something. It implies that the person has some level of responsibility or influence in the matter. For example, “I had a hand in organizing the event” or “The company’s CEO had a hand in the decision-making process.”

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"to give in" (phr v) a homework meaning?

"to give in" in this sentence: "Have you given in your homework yet?" What means? I have no ideas how to translate it into Russian. thanks

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• 2 In the US we say "hand in" or "turn in" for submitting homework to the teacher. –  StoneyB on hiatus Commented Jun 24, 2017 at 20:15

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I would presume it means to submit your homework to your teacher.

But as StoneyB says, we normally say "turn in" or "hand in".

In general, to "give in" means to surrender, to let someone else have their way. Like, "Al wanted to go the car show but his girlfriend Mary wanted to go to the ballet. Finally Al gave in and they went to the ballet."

In your example

to give in your homework

the equivalent phrases would be

hand in your homework turn in your homework submit your homework pass in your homework check in your homework (digital) deposit your homework (digital) send in your homework (digital, possibly remote)

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Hand in homework vs Turn in homework

Last updated: April 06, 2024

Hand in homework

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

• Don't forget to hand in your homework by the deadline.
• Students are required to hand in their homework at the beginning of the class.
• She always makes sure to hand in her homework on time.

Alternatives:

• submit homework
• give in homework
• deliver homework
• submit assignments
• turn in assignments

Turn in homework

• Please remember to turn in your homework before leaving.
• Students must turn in their homework at the beginning of the class.
• He always forgets to turn in his homework on time.
• hand in assignments

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Do you have homework that you need to work on but can’t seem to get it done? Maybe you are having difficulty balancing between schoolwork, studies and your duties at home. Many teachers believe homework is a necessary evil.

But I guess most students would disagree. Procrastination is the number one factor that causes us to keep us from doing our homework. The following tips will help you stay on track with your assignments and help you ensure that you submit them on time:

We often put off tasks that seem challenging or tedious at first glance. The hardest part of doing your homework is starting. To overcome this, just take out the assignment and place it on the study table.

It will push you one step closer to getting the work done.

2. Have a Dedicated Study Area

To get any job done, you need to have an area created just for handling that matter. It’s the number one reason why most freelancers can’t get much work done if they work on their beds. Been there, done that. The area should be organized and conducive for you to deal with your homework.

3. Keep Away from Distractions

In this digital age, we can quickly access vast information, but it comes with the challenge of increased distractions. From getting notifications from your social media accounts to constantly be checking your email, it takes your focus away from your studies. Use apps that encourage concentration, e.g., StayFocusd. Switch off your phone and attend to the assignment.

4. Time Management

Set aside time each week to work on your homework. It should be when you are alert. Plan to use this set time, each day, to get any pending assignments done. Remember to prioritize by starting with the tasks that are due the soonest.

5. Start with The Toughest Assignment

We all have preferences. Sometimes you can’t wait to start the assignment, and other time, the thought of it could make you sick. Get the hardest assignment out of the way, first. When done, you will realize that the subsequent tasks are much easier to handle.

6. Break It Down

There will be a time when an assignment you love feels like it’s too much to handle. This dread may keep you from searching for the information that is needed. If it’s an essay, start with the outline. Break down the report into manageable parts and work on each, step by step.

7. Take Breaks

Just as you do when studying, you need to re-energize your brain and body. For most people, their concentration span is 45 minutes at most. Schedule the time to work, including breaks.

Work on the assignment for 45 minutes and takes breaks of 10 minutes, after each interval. You can do whatever during the breaks.

8. Create a Reward System

Having a reward system will motivate you to keep doing what you are doing. After working for two hours with the regular breaks, you can take a longer  break. Or you could watch one more episode of your favorite show. The reward doesn’t have to be something huge; it could even be a piece of your favorite candy.

9. Don’t Multitask

Handle each task one at a time. Doing too much at the same time will lower your productivity. And thus, you will spend more time on a job and usually that time will be more than you would have needed.

10. Get Help

Work on the school work independently. When necessary, get assistance from tutors, peers, family members, friends, etc. When students hand in assignments that they feel good about, it increases their self-esteem and confidence.

You can also consider getting a study buddy. They keep you updated on any missed work, and could provide useful resources to help you in your studies.

Say no more to handing in your homework late or always finding it difficult to start on your assignments. Instead, adopt the tips outlined above.

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When a teacher requests an online submission via SMHW, you will see:

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The phrase '... would like you to hand in this homework online via Show My Homework' in your 'Other information' area

To submit your work, you should first click on the Submit tab.

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hand in your homework

hand in your homework this afternoon.

will you please hand in your homework on time?

請按時交作業，可以嗎？

hand in your homework before saturday.

你必須在星期五放學前交你的作業。

hand in your homework by saturday.

你可以在星期六放學前交你的作業。

you are supposed to hand in your homework next tuesday morning.

你應該下周二早上交作業。

you can hand in your homework sometime before friday.

你可以在周五前某個時候交作業。

you should all hand in your homework by tomorrow.

明天你們必須都把作業交上。

remember to hand in your homework after class.

why don「t you hand in your homework on time?

你為什么不按時交作業？

you should hand in your homework on time.

你應該按時上交你的作業。

please hand in your homework this afternoon.

請在今天下午把你們的作業都交上來。

hand in your homework to your group leader now.

現在把家庭作業交給各組組長。

hand in your homework tomorrow.

please hand in your homework on the due dates before 4 pm.

請在每次作業繳交日期的下午四點之前交出。

you should hand in your homework now.

please hand in your homework now.

請現在交上你們的家庭作業。

you must hand in your homework by tomorrow.

你必須最遲明天交上作業。

hand in your homework please.

you must hand in your homework on time.

you must hand in your homework by tomorrow afternoon.

你們最遲明天下午要交作業。

why didn」t you hand in your homework last time?

你上次為什么沒交家庭作業。

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You hand in your work online in Classroom. Depending on the type of assignment and attachments, you'll see Hand in or Mark as done .

Any assignment handed in or marked as done after the due date is recorded as late.

Important: 

• You can only submit an assignment before the due date.
• If you need to edit an assignment that you have submitted, unsubmit the assignment before the due date, make your changes and resubmit.
• Attach one or more files to your assignment.
• Upload photos from a camera roll.
• Open and work on files that you own in Google Docs, Slides, Sheets and Drawings and then attach them to your assignment.

Turn in an Assignment Using Google Classroom (Web)

Go to classroom.google.com  and click Sign in.

Sign in with your Google Account. For example,  [email protected] or [email protected] .  Learn more .

• Select the attachment or enter the URL for a link and click Add .

• Click the file and enter your information.

The status of the assignment will change to Handed in .

Important : If you get an error message when you click Hand in , let your instructor know.

Hand in a quiz

• Click the form and answer the questions.
• Click Submit . If the form is the only work for the assignment, the status of the assignment will change to Handed in .
• If there's more work to do for the assignment, click Open assignment .

Hand in an assignment with an assigned doc

If your teacher attached a document with your name in the title, it's your personal copy to review and edit. As you work, your teacher can review your progress before you click Hand in . 

• Click the image with your name to open the assigned file.
• Enter your work.
• On the document or in Classroom, click Hand in and confirm.

Mark an assignment as done

Important : Any assignment that is handed in or marked as done after the due date is recorded as late, even if you previously submitted the work before the due date.

Unsubmit an assignment

Want to make changes to an assignment that you have already handed in? Just unsubmit the work, make the changes and hand it in again.

Important : Any assignment that is handed in or marked as done after the due date is marked as late, even if you previously submitted the work before the due date. If you unsubmit an assignment, make sure that you resubmit it before the due date.

• Click Unsubmit and confirm. Note : This assignment is now unsubmitted. Hand it in again before the due date.

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You’ve had enough of that soul-crushing stare your teachers hit you with when they find out you forgot your homework again. They silently shake their head as you tell them you finished it, and even enjoyed working on the assignment, but simply left it at home. Even worse, you get home and realize you had brought your homework to class but forgot to turn it in! Again! Fortunately, there are proven steps you can take to help you remember to turn in your homework.

Organizing to Boost Your Productivity

• There is the classic two pocket, a side-folding folder in any color you can imagine, or adorned with the comic book hero, cartoon character, or sports team of your choice. One option is to get a few of these and use one for each of your classes.
• If you have separate folders for each class, keep all of them with you throughout the school day, perhaps in a three-ring binder.
• Alternatively, get yourself an accordion folder. These multi-pocketed wonders, usually equipped with a flap or other mechanism to ensure your materials stay where you put them, can immediately improve your organization. [1] X Research source
• Take time twice a week to organize all your folders or online files. This way they’re kept clean on a regular basis.

• Put any notes, handouts, worksheets, or assignment materials into the proper folder location as soon as you receive them, and keep them there whenever you’re not using them.
• Keep your organizing materials with you. Bring your binder or accordion with you to every single class. This ensures you always have all of your assignments with you for every class.
• For some extra tips, check out How to Be Organized in School.

• Before school every morning, triple check your bag! There’s nothing worse than simply forgetting completed homework at home. Make sure you have your organizing materials with you, and that you placed you completed assignments in them.

Developing Strategies to Remember Your Homework

• As soon as you sit down, take your completed assignment out of its folder and place in on your desk in front of you. Keep it there until you are able to turn it in.
• Get an extra folder exclusively for completed assignments and keep it in the very front of your binder. This way, you’ll be reminded of your completed assignments whenever you access any of your class materials.

• Always write down all of your homework assignments as soon as you are made aware of them. Be extremely detailed with the information you include. For example, jot down the chapters or page numbers of the textbooks or other materials associated with each assignment.
• If your class has a syllabus or course schedule, enter all of the included due dates into your personal planner.
• Include information regarding time slots you will not be able to work on homework, such as music or sports team practices, a babysitting gig, or family meals.

• Tangible planners are easier to update with quick additions or edits.
• It’s always satisfying to cross a completed assignment off with an actual writing utensil.
• Day planners are more appropriate for in-class use. Since you’ll often be assigned homework in class, and want to enter new assignments immediately, this is a particularly important factor.

• Another great source of reminders is your teacher. If you struggle to remember to bring your homework to class, talk to your teacher about it. Your teachers will likely have some helpful advice, and can even remind you the day before homework assignments are due.
• Your teachers will likely remind the whole class if you ask them to start reminding you, which may help your classmates remember their homework too!
• Alternatively, find a friend who will be sure to hold you accountable and remind you what needs to be done.

Using Your Time More Efficiently

• Think about how long it will take you to complete assignments and plan accordingly.
• Schedule specific portions of larger projects separately.
• If you struggle with finding large enough time slots to complete your homework, recognize that you need to make the time to do so. For instance, if you spend a good portion of each evening socializing with friends (online or in person), do all of your homework before you go out or get online.

• Kick starting your day will increase your productivity generally and prepare you for more efficient homework sessions. [2] X Research source
• Stick with it. If you get in the habit of getting up a bit earlier, you’ll likely start going to bed earlier as well.
• Don’t fall into the trap of staying up late working on homework, as your focus and productivity is greatly diminished late at night.
• Don’t procrastinate your homework and try to finish it when you wake up in the morning. It will make your day more stressful and ruin your previous night’s sleep.

• Wear headphones and sit facing a wall if you’re prone to visual distraction.
• Remind yourself that getting your homework done during school hours allows you to do whatever you want in your free time, including hang out with friends.

• If you are ever unsure of an assignment, ask your teacher about it as soon as you have a question.
• Get a jumpstart on weekend homework on Thursday or Friday. If you know you’re going to need to do some homework over the weekend, try to get it done earlier so you can relax and enjoy yourself over the weekend as well.
• Do not leave all of your weekend homework for Sunday.
• Try to plan weekend social activities for Saturday, and dedicate at least a few hours of Friday evening to schoolwork. If you do end up with plans on a Friday night, make sure you set aside a few hours on Saturday to work on homework.

Staying Focused on Your Homework

• Try studying in different environments to find the one that allows you to focus the best.
• Avoid screens, especially TVs. This includes your phone. Put your phone in your bag and leave it there. Only check it during scheduled breaks.
• Wear headphones (or earplugs). Whether in a library or coffee shop, headphones will help reduce the frequency of auditory distractions. Choose music that does not have lyrics, and is more ambient than bass-driven. Think “background music” when you’re making your selection, but know that you can still listen to music you enjoy.
• If you’re studying at home, try to use a room in which you won’t be interrupted by family members or roommates. Let others know you intend to work on homework for a certain amount of time, and ask them to let you be.

• The company of a friend can keep you from wondering what everybody else is up to, and can even make doing your homework feel like hanging out.
• Avoid studying with friends who tend to interrupt a lot, or who have trouble focusing themselves. You can hang with whoever you want once your work is done!

• Include a healthy snack, as well as a water bottle. Not having to get up for sustenance will keep you grinding through your homework for a longer period of time.
• Don’t forget sticky notes. They’re weirdly helpful. Use them as visual reminders of important things to remember, and to keep pages in books you’re studying or otherwise referencing frequently.

• Computers can also help you organize. Familiarize yourself with web-based storage systems like Google Drive and Dropbox. These will allow you to save and access files from anywhere you have internet access. [3] X Research source
• Use a flash drive too. Save all electronic files to both a web-based storage system and a thumb drive. Keep the drive with you at all times. (Get a thumb drive with a keychain attachment!) This way, even if you forget your hard copy, you can print another at school and eliminate the unfortunate “I forgot my homework” scenario.

• Try a 10 minute break after every 50 minutes of focused work.
• Use these breaks to go for a short walk, use the washroom, do a brief physical exercise (like stretching, push-ups, or jumping jacks), or to get a simple chore out of the way.
• Do not allow yourself to get distracted by activities that will prevent you from going back to work or will get your mind out of study mode. For instance, don’t call someone you haven’t spoken with in a while or sit down with friends who are hanging out but not studying.
• Reward yourself when completing assignments – but not before. If you’ve been itching for a bowl of ice cream, don’t dive into the freezer during a break. Instead, enjoy the ice cream once your homework is done for the evening and you can focus all of your attention – or none at all – on every bite.

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• If you’re doing your best to organize, plan, and focus on your homework, but are still struggling to get it all done, talk to a school counselor or your parents. School counselors, in particular, are trained to help students, and they will be happy to work with you on strategies and options to improve your ability to succeed in school. Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 1

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