what do you do when you have homework and know how to do it but when you get home oyu forget what do you do?

Question

i have this paper and it has some thing to do with interpreting a physical map and i dont know if i should any thing with out knowing so how do i supposed to do it it have to do some with putting plotting and putting things in this map

Answer 1

If you can call a friend or classmate, do that - if not, go to school early tomorrow and see if you can find someone to fill you in. Man! I've been in your shoes a time or two!

Answer 2

I suppose you're supposed to write it down somewhere so you won't forget it. In my school, we were provided with something known as an Agenda, where we'd write our homework daily. Now, I never really used mine because I didn't have a hard time remembering what I had for homework, but I suggest you keep one and pick up a habit of writing in it daily.

As for your paper, I'd suggest you attempt to pull it off. Do some research about physical maps and what they're used for, talk about what this and that means and how physical maps are useful to us today, because that's what I would do. :)

Answer 3

Try emailing your teacher for a review of the instructions. Usually public schools have their own websites that provide teacher email addresses. Don't rely on getting the information from a friend because there is a chance that their information may be wrong. It's better to get the right information from the horse's mouth, not their a.ss

Answer 4

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Put the symbols to the appropriate coordinates.

Answer 5

See if your mom or dad can get ahold of your teacher. Call the school and leave a message or something. Have your parents explain what happened to your teacher the next day. Maybe the teacher will feel sorry for you and let you make up the work.

Answer 6

It won't help for this time...bu in the future...Write EVERYTHING about the assignment down. (Take good notes.) I had the same problem in school. You just need to write everything about it down while it's being discussed, even if the details seem like common sense. It may be tedious in class...but you'll thank yourself later.

Answer 7

Take notes and ask questions to be sure you have all the details that you need. Part of the purpose of school is to learn how to become more responsible. To be prepared for adulthood.

Write it down.
: )

Answer 8

Try calling a classmate and see what they are doing. Or you can look it up on the internet, there are lots of sites that have free homework help.

Answer 9

1st) i try to figure it out
2nd) if i cant figure it out i sent it a side and do something eles
3rd) if still cant get it then i call a friend from class!
4th) if they dont know ask the teacher to explain it in homeroom if you have homeroom the next day

Answer 10

first off, that makes little sense. too many p-words. second, get some kind of planner or something that you can write down your assignments in. it helps immensely. thirdly, get a phone # or email or w/e of a friend in class or the teacher. otherwise youre screwed. lol