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Incorrect question sorry
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jcsd said:Boy goes to school looks at clock in mirror without realizing it, arrives at school 20 minutes later and finds that it's an 2hrs 30 mins later than the time he saw in the mirror. What time did he arrive at school?
To ensure that you are not late for school, it is important to plan ahead and give yourself enough time in the morning. Set your alarm for an appropriate time and make sure to leave enough time for tasks such as getting dressed and eating breakfast. It may also be helpful to lay out your clothes and pack your backpack the night before.
Some tips for getting ready faster in the morning include setting multiple alarms, preparing your lunch and backpack the night before, and choosing your outfit ahead of time. You can also try setting a timer for each task to help you stay on track and avoid getting distracted.
To reduce the likelihood of being late due to unexpected events, it may be helpful to plan for potential delays or obstacles. For example, check the weather and plan accordingly, leave earlier to account for traffic or public transportation delays, and have a backup plan in case your usual route is blocked.
If you are running late despite your best efforts, the first thing to do is to stay calm and try not to panic. Focus on getting ready as quickly as possible and prioritize tasks such as getting dressed and eating breakfast. You can also consider asking a family member or friend for help or asking your teacher for an extension if you are unable to make it on time.
Making being on time for school a habit takes consistent effort and practice. A few tips for developing this habit include setting reminders, rewarding yourself for being on time, and making a conscious effort to prioritize punctuality in all areas of your life. It may also be helpful to reflect on the benefits of being on time, such as avoiding stress and starting your day off on a positive note.