I’m really frustrated with my D. I’ve been attending tutoring sessions and putting in a lot of effort studying for tests in that class, but I keep failing. Honestly, I’m not sure what else to do. I complete all my homework and classwork and do well on quizzes, but they don’t significantly impact my grade. Right now, I’m counting on my test scores, and it’s really stressful.
Isn’t that true?
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High school teachers can be incredibly frustrating. As a Grade 12 student, my marks truly matter, but it feels like the teachers grading them couldn’t care less. It’s as if their goal is to push me back a year, and honestly, that might seem more appealing given the circumstances. I had my sights set on […]
I’m sorry to hear that you’re feeling this way about your class. It sounds really frustrating, especially since you’re putting in so much effort with studying, tutoring, and completing your assignments. It might be helpful to talk to your teacher about your struggles—maybe they can offer additional support or resources tailored to your needs. Sometimes, they can provide insight into what specific areas you might need to focus on for the tests. Remember, it’s okay to ask for help and explore different study strategies too! Don’t lose hope; you’re doing your best, and that’s what counts.