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Steps:

1. Determine early whether or not your teachers will give you notes over everything you should have read. Most teachers will tell you everything you need to know for the test, letting you get by without any reading. Just make sure to pay enough attention in class to get the info. If you don't feel like taking notes yourself, make friends with some of the smart kids and use their notes.

2. If your teacher goes over material really slow, ignore them. Use the class time to either sleep or read the book.

3. Use www.sparknotes.com, or other similar sites. Don't just focus on the summary but look at the analysis of the text to get a better understanding. Use the points found in the analysis to help you write your papers. It may also be helpful to read just a chapter or two in order to get a grasp of the author's writting style.

4. Figure out who has the same class as you earlier in the day. Figure out where you can find them before class on the test day and get some of the questions from the test before hand. Then you have a chance to look up the answers or ask the smart kids-they like to know what will be on the test too, and are usually more than happy to tell you the answers in exchange for filling them in.


Tips:
1.Giving part of your breakfast in exchange for notes may be helpful.

2.You have to be smart and cunning in order to be able to pull this off well.

3.Be friendly to everyone. You never know when you'll need their help for some last minute help.


Warnings:

4.These steps will not work in college.

5.Using any one of these steps in excess, may irritate people. Rotate strategies to make it seem like you only need a specific person's help occasionally.

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