Personal Narrative: Miller Middle School

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I am thirteen year old boy, and am in the eighth grade. The school I attend is Miller Middle School, which has 7th and 8th grade. If you are new to or are going into middle school, this advice will help get you through the year with ease. Don’t Procrastinate. Most teachers give out weekly homework, so don’t fall behind on it. Make sure you have all of your homework finished ahead of the due date. If you continuously put off homework until the last day like I have done before, it can be very overwhelming to complete it all at once. Always Study for Tests. Studying doesn’t take much time out of your day, it can also have a positive effect on your grade. If you don’t study for your upcoming tests or quizzes you may get a grade that you’re unhappy

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