cincyaviation
Veteran
This is your warmup. If you goof off all of 8th grade (like i did, even though i had A's and B's) you will end up taking a semester or so to get used to the higher workload of high school. Honestly the best thing to do is figure out your teacher's personalities, because there are some that will accept late work, and some that won't. Some who will give you tons of time and little homework, and some that will overload you. So do your best in the hard classes, and just do the work in the easier classes. The absolute easiest grading teachers are the ones that only give you credit for doing it, not getting them right, those should be the ones you get an easy A in.
) during 8th grade, and even though I had different teachers in 9th grade obviously, they still find out from the 8th grade teachers which students are hard workers. If I was a slacker, teachers would know even before the school year started. If I had been one of those students, the teachers would have been harsher on me. With the teachers that just give you credit for doing the work without actually reading and grading the answers, I occasionally got out of having to do some of those small, repetitive, meaningless, yet somewhat annoying and time consuming assignments. And assignments that I still had to do, I could do in class, because the teachers trusted me to be able to work and listen at the same time (which I got very good at doing secretly in 8th grade anyway...if they hadn't given me permission, I would have done it anyway without them knowing...). That gave me more time to put work into the harder classes without stressing myself even the slightest bit.
