what can u do when school becomes boring?

Answer 1

don't wait for someone to give you something interesting.
take the initiative. for example make sure you are up with the class and have all the work done and answer the questions but
go beyond. challenge yourself. read extra books, try something like paying complete attention to the teacher's hand or mouth.
count how many times the teacher says a certain word. think of 100 ways you can apply what you learned. find out 27 ways the book is incorrect. help other people. write your autobiography while you are pretending to take notes. bored is inside you.
it doesn't come from the outside. do something that interests you in the situation.

Answer 2

"Boring" is a very general word. It just means you're not interested in what's going on.

Do you mean your classes seem too hard? There's nothing wrong with asking for extra help. The only important thing is that you want to learn and do the best you can. That's all anyone can ever do.

Everyone is good at different things. Sitting in a classroom and trying to concentrate is just a specific skill, and not one that everyone necessarily has. (I sure didn't!) If this is the case, how about talking to a counselor to find out if you can do some tutoring with someone outside of class hours? Many people enjoy being tutors, and are very good at it---and the one-on-one approach may work much better if that's your particular learning style. I do much better when I'm allowed to have conversations with people about learning, rather than just having to sit back and soak it all up.

Do you mean your classes seem to easy? When something's not challenging, it can be boring too. If that's what's going on, have you tried talking to your teacher (or again, a counselor) about it? They want you not just to learn, but to be interested in learning---that's why they're there.

Good luck, dude!

Answer 3

If school is getting really really boring then just bring a bottle of diet coke, some mint mentos and make a bottle rocket or a fountain in the classroom. Also you can bring a video camera (if you want to tape it), stand up in class then yell really load like a mad man to make everyone stare at you, run out the door and (if you have windows in the class) run up to the window outside and pound on the glass then run home. Tomarrow people will either respect your feel sorry for you.

Answer 4

Make it as interesting as you possibly can.

Bring things to do for your free periods. If your school lets you listen to your iPod or anything, then listen to music while doing work.

Approach the subjects you're learning in an interesting way.
For example, view history as not just boring, but something that happened to people just like us a long time ago that shaped our country. View math as a challenge and award yourself with like food or something when you get home if you get a good grade on a math test. Make sure you understand everything you're learning and make time for your friends during school.

It can be interesting, you just gotta try.

Answer 5

ask for more homework
ask more questions (honest ones, not just to bust the teacher) in class
take more notes
do extra reading on a subject that sparks your interest
take an art class
play a sport
volunteer in the school
ask your teacher the same question you just asked Yahoo

Answer 6

have stareing conests w/ people on the other side of the room, pass notes, draw funny pictures, sing a song in ur head, sleep
think about how boring skool is

Answer 7

Stick it out, the only jobs you will get if you quit will be even more boring.

Answer 8

I'd say every student asks themselves this question at least three times a day.

Usually people just fall asleep, but I always find myself doodling.
(it doesn't help)

Answer 9

learn to persevere, it's an important survival skill.
most jobs get boring, too, at least sometimes, and then what are you going to do, quit?

Answer 10

Buy some aderall (amphetamines) off your local drug dealer, or fake ADD/ADHD symptoms to your doctor and get a prescription. These pills will make you very interested and ready to work.