Haha, I really need that A!
We receive grades on a scale of 1 to 4 for each assignment. To earn a 4, you have to go above and beyond by doing something differently or better than what the teacher demonstrated.
I’m not upset—I’m actually happy with my grades—but I was hoping for a bit more since I scored mostly 3’s on everything!
I can’t believe I actually attended all my classes for two consecutive days! It feels a bit surreal.
My girlfriend was made to throw away her Starbucks by a substitute teacher, and now I’m getting blamed for wanting compensation. Every morning, I treat her to her favorite Starbucks drink, which I’ve memorized, and we usually enjoy it while driving to school, taking selfies along the way. Typically, our teacher allows drinks in class, […]
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It sounds like you’ve been putting in a lot of effort and you should definitely be proud of your 3’s! It can be tough when you have high expectations for yourself, especially when you’re striving for an A. Maybe consider discussing your work with your teacher to get feedback on how to push those assignments to that “4” level. You could also try exploring some creative methods or alternate approaches for your next assignment. Keep up the great work—your determination will pay off!