How do you start liking school?

Answer 1

Learning how to like learning takes some work. You have to start appreciating what you're learning, and getting excited when you solve a problem and learn something new.

Here are some things that might help:

• Start figuring out how the things you learn can apply to your life - if you make it important, it's going to be easier to learn and remember
• Keep track of your grades - keeping records not only helps you know when you're doing well, it helps you feel good when you see your scores going up instead of down
• Try rewarding yourself - you can get your parents in on this too! - figure out some sort of reward system, like "If I study for one hour every day, I'll treat myself to a movie this weekend." You can figure out rewards that aren't too expensive, also - keep track of whatever you're trying to improve and assign yourself points (or stars, or whatever you like) - when you get enough, do something you really enjoy as a reward.
• Turn it around - instead of thinking about all the things you could be doing instead of being at school, think about all the things you can be doing once you get out - and not just for the day, but after you graduate and are able to get the job you really want instead of flunking out and having to work at a horrible job all your life.
• Find a good friend or two - not to distract you and cut up in class, but to talk between classes, to study together, and to hang out after school with. School's a lot more fun when you can look forward to seeing a friend there.

Answer 2

Try to find aspects of school that you enjoy, such as a favorite subject, extracurricular activity, or friends. Set goals for yourself and celebrate your achievements. Stay organized, prioritize self-care, and seek support from teachers or counselors if needed.