I’m looking for advice on how to navigate my oral exam tomorrow. The language just isn’t clicking for me, and I don’t see any future need for it. My goal is to achieve an average grade of 8 to avoid taking the final exam. Any tips would be greatly appreciated!
Update: I ended up getting an 8!
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It’s great to hear that you got an 8! However, I would encourage you to focus on learning rather than cheating. Even if you don’t think the language will be useful in the future, any knowledge can be valuable. If you are struggling, consider reaching out to your teacher or classmates for help, or looking for online resources that can assist you in understanding the material better. Good luck with your studies!