Background: Literature Review: Getting into high school is not easy, and once they get in, it's not really bad, it's not no more difficult than primary school, except the idea of ​​entering a new world. gives great fear to the students. Once 9th graders start their first semester, it's not too bad; it's only the start of high school that diminishes their confidence. A child gains confidence through his or her accomplishments (Bayfield, 2002). I agree that this is a fact because once they see themselves winning after hard work; they will want to work harder to succeed even better than last time. Learners are more likely to be motivated and engaged, and their outcomes are more likely to improve (Sanacore, 2008). If their success is greater, they will gain confidence to accomplish more until they reach their goal. Motivation is linked to confidence because “students appear to demonstrate greater levels of motivation, challenge, and achievement when the topic and task are self-generated and when they are aware of and interested in their demands… confidence contributes to effective performance by maintaining waning motivation. anxiety. When students lack confidence, they have difficulty recovering from breakdowns or problems encountered during research. »(Valenza, 2006). This librarian tries to explain that the only way to help students gain confidence is to enjoy the class. Always “begin with the end in mind” (Covey, 1998), which means setting a goal and working toward that goal by overcoming many obstacles. You should have a vision of the type of lifestyle you would like to have in the future. When students know that what they are aiming for is worth working hard for, they will put in extra work to reach the end and......the middle of a sheet......be with it both first weeks trying to put the machine on. When she was making her gift bag, she didn't know how to turn the corners, so I had to start one of the corners so she could finish her last step of the project. She was able to finish her underwear because she had come to lunch several times to finish them. He was missing a few pages from his binder, so we had to search for them in his binder. Works Cited Bayfield, T. (2002, October 21). An educational experience rediscovers the wheel and discovers, my God, that it really works! Alberta, Canada. Covey, S. (1998). The 7 habits of highly effective adolescents. New York: Franklin Covey. Sanacore, J. (September 1, 2008). Transforming reluctant learners into inspired learners. New York, Brookville, America. Valenza, J.K. (October 1, 2006). maybe they are gurus. Springfield, Erdenheim, Philadelphia.