#honorsclasses

[springblossomofwisdom]

I've always been told I was smarter, better, more mature, and a good student. I was praised for being good and having the best scores. It just came so easily to me. I came to school, retained information, took tests, and completed the work. Now things are definitely harder. I'm no longer in regular classes, I'm in Honors. I don't know how to study. I've never been taught, and I never figured it out. Help.

[tlcmlbdcanimedndmusic]

So as a teen who was a gifted kid in all of elementary and middle school and never had to study. I’m pissed that when I entered high school 3 years ago I had no work ethic. Even in middle school I got lows 90s without trying and left my grades that way. So now I’m in the honors track and realize that I can’t be the smartest and there are people who work hard to be here and are now #1 and I’m trying to work hard and I started as #8 in my grade as a freshman to #23 as a junior. I don’t know how to make myself study for more than 30 mins, or actually pay attention in class.

Update: As a now college freshman it has gotten easier because everyone feels this way. We all have impostor syndrome here

[mrycemg]

👑#PrincessPoo's #FirstDayOfSchool #HonorsClasses Might finally decide to except the #GiftedClasses next year just #warming my baby up... #blessed🙏 ❤️❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘😘😘 (at Miami Arts Charter school)

[zaynlover1995]

I AM SO SO SO SORRY I HAVENT BEEN ON TUMBLR SCHOOL IS SO HARD AND IM IN HONOR CLASSES SO I GET MORE WORK BUT IM BACK AND READY TO STAY!! :D :D