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Composition on goals for the new semester for first-year students

A long summer vacation has passed in a blink of an eye. The new semester is here, and we should be more sensible. Time flies so fast! In the blink of an eye, I became a sixth-grade student. It was as if I was a first-grade student yesterday, and now I am a senior student. Time flies, time flies, I have to make a plan for myself quickly.

My plan for the new semester is: I will work hard to learn all subjects and strive to be a good student with both good character and academic performance. Since the sixth grade is the most critical period in primary school, I am determined to learn music, physical education, art and other courses well in addition to Chinese, mathematics, and English. Listen carefully to the teacher's explanations in class, use your brain more, be diligent in thinking, and don't be ashamed to ask questions. Complete the homework assigned by the teacher carefully and write neatly without sloppiness. At the same time, you should also use your spare time to read more extracurricular readings to expand and enrich your knowledge.

You must also do good deeds for the class, actively participate in various activities organized by the school, and strive to make further progress morally, intellectually, and physically. In addition, I also need to maintain good grades in the new semester and get rid of the bad habits of procrastinating in homework and being playful.

After all, there is a poem like this: There are roads in the mountain of books, and diligence is the path; there is no limit to the sea of ??learning, and hard work is the boat. I will definitely do better and better in the new semester than before!