在校园中如何平衡爱情和学习英语作文
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篇1
    How to Balance Love and Learning English at School
    Oh boy, love and studying English sure can be tricky when you're a kid! One minute you're trying to memorize those pesky verb conjugations, and the next you're getting all flustered thinking about your crush. It's enough to make your head spin!
    I remember when I first started liking someone at school. It was Billy from my reading group. He was just so cool with his spiky hair and those funky patterned shirts he always wore. Whenever he would read out loud, I'd get all twitterpated just listening to his voice. But then I'd completely lose focus and have no clue what was going on in the story!
    At recess, I'd see Billy playing kickball and I'd watched him run the bases, my heart poundi
ng like I'd just run a mile. And in math class? Forget about it! All I could think about was whether he'd finally notice me and like me back. I'd doodle our initials surrounded by hearts instead of doing long division problems. Not a great strategy for getting good grades, let me tell ya!
    It was bad enough having a crush distracting me, but then actually dating someone? Talk about chaos! That's what happened when Jenny asked me to be her boyfriend in fourth grade. We'd pass notes to each other all day, have big huggy goodbye hugs, and make goo-goo eyes at each other across the classroom. How was any self-respecting fourth grader supposed to concentrate on school with all that going on?
    By the time fifth grade rolled around, I was a total pro at the crush game. You'd think that would make things easier, but no way! Now I liked multiple people, often at the same time. Like there was Samantha with her pretty braids who I thought was so smart and funny. But then I'd see Michael excelling at math or gym class and suddenly I'd be stuck daydreaming about him instead. It was utter madness, I tell you!
    That's when I realized something had to change if I wanted to stop being a low-grade student. Clearly all these romantic feelings were preventing me from being a star pupil, particularly when it came to learning English. There were spelling words to master, reading comprehension tests to ace, and grammar lessons to study for. How could I stay on top of all of that when love kept muddling my brain?
    The first thing I did was make a studying schedule and stick to it, no matter what. Every day after school from 4-6 pm was homework and English practice time. That meant no daydreaming about crushes, no gabbing on the phone, and definitely no watching TV or playing video games until I was done. With those two distraction-free hours per day, I was able to really buckle down and absorb what I was studying. Slowly but surely, my English grades started improving.
    Next, I got smarter about separating school from my romantic silliness. During class time, I made a pact with myself tofully concentrate and not let my mind wander to thinking about anyone I had a crush on. That didn't mean I stopped having feelings - I just learned h
ow to turn them off temporarily so I could focus. Then, once the final bell rang, I'd allow myself to get back into that loved-up headspace and think about my latest crush as much as I wanted on my own time.
    Another huge help was studying English with friends instead of alone. We kept each other accountable by quizzing one another and pointing out whenever someone got distracted thinking about their boyfriend or girlfriend. If someone's mind started wandering to Fantasy Loveland, we'd snap them out of it by drilling them on English vocab or making them analyze a poem. Having that social support made it easier to resist romantic daydreaming.
    So if you're a young kid getting all mixed up trying to learn while dealing with budding romantic feelings, just know you're not alone! It can be so confusing trying to figure out how to make room for both love and academics in your life. But with some discipline, creative time management, and help from friends, you too can become a master of striking that balance. Who knows - maybe I'll even write a book one day called The Elementary School Student's Guide to Success and in Love!
篇2
    How to Balance Love and Studying English
    Hi there! My name is Emily, and I'm a fourth-grader at Sunny Hill Elementary School. I really love English class because it's so much fun learning new words and reading cool stories. But lately, I've been having a hard time focusing on my English studies because I have a crush on a boy in my class named Tommy!

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