The High School Advice You NEED to Know (the realistic high school advice i wish i got)

Here's all the high school advice you need to know! From how to slay your tests to managing time, these are the realistic high school advice I wish I got. Enjoy :)

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[bellathebutterfly]

(Hehe to save you time)

1. Talk to your teachers
2. Develop a self-focused attitude, disregarding other students or their opinions of you
3. Lunch Time- always keep track of time & utilize the time to dedicate it to academics; basically spend it to study and hang with friends
Also: Let go of superficial friends
4. Focus on tests and even if you might not be prepared, pay attention and get through it. (Basically do you best and reflect on it after)
5. Don't be afraid to quit sports or clubs/activities you are unsatisfied doing
6. Keep a journal & planner to reflect in
7. To prevent any distraction, put your phone away & turn it off or on airplane mode (helps stop procrastination
8. Stop wearing about what you wear, NOBODY CARES, school is priority
9. Have a consistent & nutritional/healthy breakfast
10. Don't compare yourself to others!!!!

[procrastinacion]

iris: lemme give y’all some tips
tip #1: talk to your teachers
me as an introvert: *dying inside*

[girlmeetstech]

My dad told me to talk to teachers too at the beginning of the school year. He also made me write a thank you note via email on at least one thing they helped me improved during the year after finals. I've noticed the teachers are more willing to help me and cut me more slack then some of my classmates and friends. I had a research log due, 20+ pages, one teacher reviewed my paper made some helpful recommendations. Another kid in the same class asked her also, she told him "read the rubric everything is there." Letting them know what you want to accomplish, makes it so they help you find ways to get there. You're right on when with that. I do the library thing at school, but since I come from a charter school, there are only a few of us that know each other. Now with Soccer, I have a few more friends, so I'm going to try to work on my friendship at lunch too. Maybe they'll study in the library with me :). Great advice on everything, thanks.

[maxcermus]

"it's your first day of school"
aight i'm ready, what u got for me?
"after lunch you have a test in math"
oh god that escalated *quickly*

[azumisilver]

I sometimes compare myself with my peers too, its a bad habit 😓

[arnoldchristine]

I enjoy listening to you because your presentation is genuine and engaging.

[krishpatel]

You 100% succeeded with both giving advise and storytelling! The editing and like the "bits" were also great! Overall the video was very fun and had a great flow to it.

[dredreidel]

I love the storytelling in this video; it was definitely memorable! I think you also inspired me to want to do a YouTube channel, so thank you :)

[equal_vibes]

I love how you take time out of your schedule to reply to all of your comments! ❤️

[nghosh]

hi! i loved this video! i really needed to hear some parts, especially "stop comparing yourself to others." I've been struggling with that a lot lately and this was a really good boost. plus i think you're an amazing storyteller!! 😊

[AngelGarcia-ag]

Iris, thank you so much for taking the time from your day to make these videos!! They have had a great impact on my life helping me become a better student and especially a better person!

[communistratshoe]

Honestly I really needed to hear this video, especially that last bit. Thank you so much for this :)

[armitahosseini]

I love your videos so much! Thanks for this video it's super helpful...I wish I had a friend like you in my high school

[jiayisong]

I've been watching ur videos a lot these days Iris, as well as other college students' vlogs. Honestly speaking, :) I know I shouldn't be comparing but just wanna say you are one of the BEST!!

[JasReads]

Ok, I love you and truly appreciate all the content 😂

[davisjohn-dh]

WOAH DID NOT EXPECT THAT WORD AT 1:40 especially by you iris

[PrincipleUnravelled]

Thank you so much for your video!! You are just so energetic and enthusiastic about the things you talked about. Really appreciate and admire people like you who share your insights and help those who have aspirations and potential with confusion.

[ishaanpanigrahi]

Thank you for this! I am starting High School in like 2 months, I learned a lot! :D

[angelajones]

this is my favorite video from you yet!!!! please do more high school videos in the future! happy early bday btw!!!🥳

[Em-xrje]

I am a new subscriber and I love your content!!! You motivate me to give my college apps my all next year and get into my dream school! By your other uploads, I am assuming you chose Stanford as your college? Congratulations on all your acceptances, you deserve them! Much love, and I hope I don't die during college app season next year. :)