What should I do when I enter school, and what do I need to do to prepare for school?

Just follow the system prompts to do it.

Knowing the academy is to teach you how to use it better and faster, and you can also earn points.

Know that the college is divided into preschool, elementary, secondary, university, and other stages, and at each stage, the system will prompt you how to proceed. It is known that it was established to improve the level of user use:

Preschool. Prepare for school.

Task 1: Learn to ask questions.

Objective: Learn to submit a question, and when you encounter difficulties and confusions in life, don't forget to know that you are always with :)

Reward: 10 Fortune Points Question Sticker Card.

Task 2: Study the problem.

Objective: Learn a question, start helping others answer questions, and don't forget to help your enthusiastic netizens :)

Reward: 10 Fortune Ready for Admission Badge.

Elementary school. Learn what I'm good at.

Task 1: Subjects I'm good at.

Objective: Learn to find your area of expertise and ask a question through problem categorization.

Reward: 10 Fortune.

Task 2: What I'm good at.

Reward: 10 Fortune Double XP Cards.

Task 3: Make a note of your areas of expertise.

Reward: 10 Fortune Badge.

Every day. Task 1: Customize the problem of categorization.

Reward: 20 Fortune.

Reward: 30 Fortune Double XP Card.

Reward: 50 Fortune Value Everyday Up Badge.

Primary school leaving exam.

Objective: After studying hard in the elementary school, it is time to assess, and quality is the standard for measuring the quality of learning! Earn 5 to graduate, get the elementary school graduation badge, come on!

Reward: 100 Fortune Grade Graduation Badge.

Secondary school. All-round development.

Task 1: Discover your strengths.

Objective: By filtering the category page, under the other categories that you are good at, 5 questions.

Reward: 30 Fortune.

Task 2: Discover your strengths.

Reward: 50 Fortune Double XP Cards.

Reward: 10 Fortune All-round Development Badge.

Reading at night. Task 1: Focus on the classification problem.

Reward: 50 Fortune.

Objective: Ask 15 more questions under the list of keyword questions I follow, knowing that the latest questions related to custom keywords will be recommended for you. Reward: 70 Fortune Double XP Cards.

Pre-test sprints. Task 1: Divide classes before the exam.

Objective: Find those like-minded classmates with you, make progress together with the bulls, join or create a knowing team, and sprint with the masters!

Reward: 10 Fortune Double XP Cards.

Mission 2: Competition is fierce.

Reward: 50 Fortune Double XP Cards.

Task 3: Strive for the top.

Reward: 70 Fortune Double XP Cards.

Mission 4: Last Stand.

Objective: The exam is coming soon, launch a last fight, quickly ask the team for help with 20 questions, invincible you, persevere!

Reward: 100 Fortune Pre-Exam Sprint Badge.

Familiarize yourself with the campus environment and study hard!

Regulate your mood, get ready to enter the learning state, make a study plan, and complete the study task.

Are you preparing for school? Or is your little one going to school? Didn't make it clear?

First, if it is a primary school or kindergarten or something, you must go to preschool, now the school's first-grade pinyin is basically finished in the preschool, otherwise your child will not be able to keep up with the work, very tired and hard! In addition, the teacher will not teach much, which will hurt the child's self-esteem and self-confidence, you can ask parents who have past things to ask for more advice and communicate more, so that it is direct and effective, and it is better to participate with your child;

Second, if you go to college, you must first understand the situation of the school you are attending, the geographical location, which can be found on the Internet, the general university has its own **, ** can be consulted, there are also admission requirements, procedures; Secondly, what needs to be done before enrollment, such as material preparations, admission fees, tuition fees, living expenses, transportation and horse expenses, and fees depending on the school situation; Thirdly, mentally prepared, to leave our parents to go to college, take advantage of the vacation before admission, work for a period of time, according to personal circumstances, find a suitable part-time job, exercise ourselves, and cultivate our ability to live independently, which shows that we have grown up and are getting closer and closer to the society;

3. Take advantage of the pre-school days to help parents do more things to make this holiday very meaningful, according to a plan, and to act according to the plan as much as possible, which is also the cultivation of a life plan for oneself in the future;

Fourth, you can ask for advice from your relatives and friends, college seniors, and brothers, so it's better! In short, I wish you to lay a solid foundation for a better life in the future through your pre-school preparation.

Things to do at the beginning of elementary, junior high, and high school: copy homework, complete unfinished homework, and then sign up, so there is nothing to do.

University: There are so many things to choose from.

1. Pay attention to the specialties of your hometown, more or less bring some to the dormitory, counselors and teachers

2. It is necessary to prepare the money, start school, and have a meal together.

3. If you have a girlfriend and haven't seen you for a long time, it is necessary to open a room.

4. When you go to school, tidy up your dormitory.

5. Plan the goals to be accomplished in the new semester.

6. Say goodbye to former high school classmates and old friends.

7. Discuss with your parents whether the cost of living can be increased.

8. Choose a good day, book your tickets, pack your things, and get ready to go.

9. Have a safe journey.

10. When you get to school, get a good night's sleep.

Hehe, almost.

Learn how to go out into society.

1. Prepare the documents and copies (ID card, household registration book, etc.) needed for admission, and prepare some ID photos, and it is best to keep the electronic version.

2. Daily necessities and medicines for admission and residence.

3. Be psychologically prepared for military training.

4. Slowly learn to manage your own life, such as financial management.

5. Plan your life after enrollment and set learning goals.

Study hard and make progress every day.