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Return to the usual problems, the fixed routine and the stress. Then, suddenly, the eternal question pops_up: "How on earth am I going to survive?. Well, it can be quite hard, but there are ways to make your school life at least a little more pleasurable. Here are a few hints... First and foremost, remember that in no more than ten months the holidays will arrive again! Secondly, do not forget that school or university is not only about swot- ting. but also about se..tia.iIzin . So, instead of complaining, focus on making friends (if you're at a new school) or nuitciniog friendships you have already made. And friends mean nice meetings after school, gtt- togethers and sleeoovec, shopping serves, weekend trips or, at the worst, studying together if nend be. Friends are good! Besides, you should realise that knowledge is good too. No matter now much you despise school and teachers, the fact is that there is always the potential of learning something new. 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You can observe (and some may, unfortunately, even experience) acts of buijying, examples of people in authority fljg thaiLoowac, situations in which individuals get the(r way despite their weaknesses and much more. In this way you can work .Qutt how to deal with similar situations yourself, making your life easier in the future. Once you've realized that school isn't so bad after all, it's time to start making it more pleasant. You could try the visualization technique for a start: picture your school as a beautiful, student-friendly place, full of fantastic people and inspiring events. If you make yourself see it like that, it will be like that! Aownge some interesting activities for yourself after school. 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