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Tips on keep your grades up during winter

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Goon_Squad
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how does one get good grades and still shred every day
Nov 11 2014 3:19PM
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JAHpow
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Priorities.

School, then skiing.

It will help later in life.
Nov 11 2014 3:23PM
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toastyteenagers
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drop out to drop in.
Nov 11 2014 3:33PM
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LoathesRaisins
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Being responsible maybe? Don't smoke pot either.
Nov 11 2014 3:33PM
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Wild-Willis
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Adderall
Nov 11 2014 3:35PM
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jennyboots
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JAHpowPriorities.

School, then skiing.

It will help later in life.


this is truth.
Nov 11 2014 3:45PM
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Sharknuts.
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Wild-WillisAdderall


Classic Bill
Nov 11 2014 3:46PM
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cool_name
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are we talking highschool or uni, because they are very different
Nov 11 2014 3:49PM
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rsvp
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do your homework on the lift
Nov 11 2014 4:03PM
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SFB
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your grades will probably go up if you stop making threads
Nov 11 2014 4:16PM
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IKEA
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hahah butthurt level on you must be kindergarden.
Nov 11 2014 4:27PM
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Wampire
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eat laxatives throughout the day so that if you go skiing you will definitely poo your pants.
This is a sure way to keep you indoors near a private bathroom to do school work
Nov 11 2014 5:03PM
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no_steeze
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School comes first unless you decide you only want to ski for the next 30 years before you're broke with no knees. Otherwise think of your schooling as an investment towards having enough resources to be able to ski when you want for the rest of your life
Nov 11 2014 5:14PM
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El_Barto.
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Take that SFB
Nov 11 2014 5:25PM
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270on420out
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Well OP I'm guessing you're in highschool and my tip is: go to your guidance counselor and ask to be dropped down into low level classes. Then strive for C's all winter long. You can worry about grades after closing day
Nov 11 2014 6:11PM
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shitpoop
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ski friday/saturday
school work on sunday



its not rocket science its easy to balence
Nov 11 2014 6:13PM
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danncphedran
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TRVP_LVRDWell OP I'm guessing you're in highschool and my tip is: go to your guidance counselor and ask to be dropped down into low level classes. Then strive for C's all winter long. You can worry about grades after closing day


very true
Nov 11 2014 6:30PM
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caucasian_chad
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I had a pretty good strategy for this in college. When I planned out what classes 8 was going to take each year, I always took the hardest ones fall semester so I could save the easy ones for spring semester while I was skiing. I also took 17-19 credits every fall, which allowed me to take 13-16 in the spring. During spring semester, I would let my grades slide a bit until the lifts stopped turning, then I hit the books hard after that. Thus technique never failed me because in a lot of classes, your performance in the end of the semester had a disproportionately large effect on your final grade.
Nov 11 2014 9:24PM
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deeznuts.
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Put in an hour of studying/homework every day after your done skiing. Then sunday only ski half the day and do all your school shit in the afternoon
Nov 11 2014 9:31PM
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250r
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don't move to whistler with the intent of finishing high school online...
Nov 11 2014 10:32PM
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Lus146
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Make sure you do whatever you can to get your homework done in school. Also, find out your teacher's/professor's patterns on how the grade homework because that is so important. ie. my Spanish teacher collects the homework and grades it for accuracy only when it is out of the workbook.
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