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Sometimes you will surely feel that class is boring and time seems to stand still. Fortunately, even in the most boring class, you can still find some fun pastimes to pass the time. Whether you want to create a game, write a story, decorate a notebook or try to stay focused during class, with a little effort you can make school time more enjoyable.
Steps
Entertainment during class time
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Sneaking reading magazines, comics or novels. Choose a book or magazine that is the same size or smaller than your textbook so that you can easily clip it to your textbook to read. Remember to occasionally look up to see if the teacher is walking around the classroom and pretend you are paying attention. [1] X Research Source
Tip: The easiest way is to choose small sized magazines, paperback novels and comics.
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Learn to rotate the pencil around the thumb. You will first choose a pencil with a smooth surface that is relatively sturdy and find a way to balance the pen on your fingers. Next, hold the pencil with your thumb and index finger, and then use your middle finger to push the pencil around your thumb. Remember to hold the pen when the pen rotates back to the palm of your hand! [2] X Research Source
- It takes practice to master this technique, so it’s the perfect activity to pass the time.
- Note, you will probably drop the pen many times when you first learn how to rotate the pen. Therefore, you’d better try this only when sitting near the back of the class!
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Invite a friend to the mini-game. You can have fun by counting the number of students wearing warm clothes, or guessing who the teacher will call on the board to solve the homework. If you’re sitting next to a friend, make a silent bet with them to see what happens. [3] X Research Sources
- Try to make games that are light but fun. Remember to always be polite and respectful to your classmates, especially when they are concentrating on the lecture.
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Chew gum or suck on candy. If the teacher allows eating during class, you can eat candy or gum when you feel bored. That way, you’ll have something to do and stay sane. You can also create a game by closing your eyes and trying to guess the taste if you have candies with different flavors. [4] X Research Sources
Tip: Eating candy can raise blood sugar a little, keeping you awake during class.
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Play with your computer or tablet if you can. For computer or advanced classes, you can use your laptop or tablet to take notes and work on assignments. During a boring class session, use this opportunity to entertain yourself by going on social media or playing a mini game like minesweeping or snake hunting. However, people sitting nearby can see your screen, so you need to avoid opening suspicious websites. [5] X Research Sources
- If you are not allowed to bring a laptop or tablet into the classroom, be careful when using it. Tablets or laptops are often difficult to disguise, and if you let a teacher see them, they will immediately confiscate them.
- Remember to turn off the sound of your tablet or laptop so as not to disturb other friends. For computer class, try asking your teacher if you can wear headphones.
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Sneaking text messages to friends during class. This is a reckless move if you are not allowed to use your phone during class. Hide your phone well by placing it in a desk drawer, in a pen or behind a book. You should only send short messages so that you can compose without looking at the keyboard, such as “The lesson is boring”. [6] X Research Sources
Tip: In case the teacher approaches your seat, make sure you have somewhere to hide your phone.
Write or draw in class
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Do exercises in another subject. If you are given English exercises or some simple geometry problems, put the exercises on the textbook you are studying. Remember to do your homework quickly so you don’t get noticed and sometimes look at the board as if you were taking notes. [7] X Research Sources
- If you are afraid of having your work confiscated, ask your teacher if you can work on another subject’s work during their class. Some teachers only allow you to do this when you have finished the work for that class.
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Write a to-do list or weekly schedule. If you have a lot of things to take care of, use a boring class session to write a to-do list to clear your mind. This is the time to write down a timeline of things you need to complete an upcoming project or schedule for an exam. You can write a different list for each subject or a long list for the entire subject and activity. [8] X Research Sources
- Making lists can stimulate creativity and help relieve anxiety about an upcoming essay or test.
- Note that you can make a list for anything. If you want to make a list of 10 favorite movies or books, you can absolutely do it!
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Use crayons to doodle and decorate notebooks. If you’ve written a lot of notes and feel like you can’t concentrate anymore, review your notes. Highlight important sections, underline information you need to know for the test, and draw additional visuals to illustrate key numbers and ideas. When reviewing lesson content, drawings and markings can help you remember information. [9] X Research Source
- This is a way to help you forget the time and focus on the lesson as a way to learn while playing!
- You can also draw any pattern, circle or image in the margin of the page. Most teachers don’t mind a few little drawings because it keeps you busy and doesn’t distract from class.
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Write short stories in volumes. Come up with story ideas about your favorite fictional character, a celebrity you’ve always admired, or yourself! Simply put pen to paper and allow your thoughts to flow freely to write your short story. Remember to occasionally look at the board so the teacher thinks you are taking notes. [10] X Research Source
Tip: If you like to write, you should prepare a separate notebook to write short stories. Whenever you feel bored during class, you can take out your notebook and continue writing the unfinished plot!
Try to concentrate
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Take detailed notes to focus on the lesson. If you understand the content of the lecture, the lesson will be less boring. Please print the outline (if any) and bring audio-visual materials to support the study. These materials and textbooks will help you take notes while the teacher is teaching. [11] X Research Source
- Remember to write down questions related to the lesson. You can ask the teacher to explain at the end of class or after class.
- You can take notes in whatever way works best for you. Whether it’s bullet points, brief notes, headings and subheadings, or a combination of the above, choose the method that works best for you.
Make taking notes fun
Use a pen in your favorite color.
Add bullet points to list important ideas.
Draw pictures and charts of complex topics for easier understanding.
Type in your notes after class to review the information.
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Listen attentively to the teacher and follow the lesson. Even if it’s not the most exciting subject, here’s a way to cut down on your homework or struggle with a test. If you feel too bored or too lazy to take notes, listen attentively to the lecture or follow the content in the textbook. [12] X Research Source
- If you have trouble concentrating, you can ask your teacher to let you sit at the front desk. This way, you will always be aware that the teacher is watching you.
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Participate in discussions and ask questions during class. Time will pass faster as you participate in the construction of the lesson. Ask questions related to the lesson and things you don’t understand, or give a different point of view than your classmates. Volunteer for a group activity or give a presentation to let your teacher know you’re interested in the lesson.
- When you need to ask a question, you will look at the teacher and raise your hand to speak. Most teachers won’t mind when you need more explanation, because they want students to understand the content of the lesson.
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Take advantage of group activities to chat with friends and classmates. In some cases, teachers will allow students to form groups of two or small groups to complete projects, class assignments, or homework assignments. Take the time to talk to your classmates about the lesson and ask them anything you still wonder or don’t understand. When the request is completed ahead of time, the group can discuss other topics! [13] X Research Source
- If you understand the topic well, you can also help those who need more information to understand the lesson. This is a way to get you involved and interested in the topic you’re studying.
Advice
- Use a good pen or pencil to write. Bringing laptops into class can distract other students.
- Always listen attentively when the teacher assigns assignments and essays at the end of the class. If you miss this piece of information, you will have to ask your classmate again what to do.
- Prepare an extra notebook to take notes. When the teacher gives a lecture, you can write questions related to the lesson. Challenge yourself with these questions. This is the useful part for the test.
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Sometimes you will surely feel that class is boring and time seems to stand still. Fortunately, even in the most boring class, you can still find some fun pastimes to pass the time. Whether you want to create a game, write a story, decorate a notebook or try to stay focused during class, with a little effort you can make school time more enjoyable.
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