Most students open their textbooks and just read the pages again. You need to spend less time doing this and more time actively pulling information from your brain.
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You don’t have to be “behind” to study — it’s just that this is what prevents you from falling behind later. For most high school students in New York, the Regents exams can seem like a distant obstacle in June. But if you wait until May to open your review book, I guarantee it means anxiety, a lack of sleep, and the whole lead-up-to-the-exam “cram” session that usually doesn’t bring high scores.
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Winter break is one of the best opportunities in a student’s year. It’s a rare chance to recover from school and quietly build momentum, without nightly homework, early buses, or back-to-back tests.
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Picture this: it’s the first day of school after a long, relaxed summer break. Your child wakes up well-rested, eats a nutritious breakfast, and gets ready for school without a hitch. An ideal scenario, right? Achieving this can be much easier with a stable back-to-school routine. Establishing morning and evening routines not only eases the transition but also sets a positive tone for the entire school year.
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