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parents are disapointed /: the usual......


Question Posted Thursday January 19 2012, 11:26 pm

okay im 14 a freshmen and my parnets have been getting emails lately saying im not passing and im a disraction to class??? or whatever and today my parents gave me a talk about it and made me feel realy bad cuz im the only child of 3 that is failing and getting called out on and i dont kknow how to change it but i try i tell themm but the say they cant trust me.but i rly do try i just dont understand anything and when i ask for help they dnt every have time im tired of being a dissapoiment.they see the see potinel going to waste with me my im clueless ive tried everything to make them not say what they saybut its not working what should i do ??? thxx-annette

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NinjaNeer answered Friday January 20 2012, 11:47 am:
This is where your teacher comes in handy. Believe it or not, they're not sending e-mails home to punish you. They're doing it so that your parents can help to correct your behaviour before you end up on the wrong track.

Talk to your teacher for a few minutes after class. If you need to, set up an appointment to meet with them. Tell them that you're concerned about the e-mails, and that you want to change but aren't quite sure what to do. Ask for suggestions and support. It's what they're there for.

Let's say your teacher isn't any help. There are other places to turn. You can hit up your school's guidance office: it's kind of their thing. Your school may have a free tutoring program in place to help you catch up on your work.

Otherwise, try your friends. Do you have a friend who gets good grades and gets along with the teacher? Try asking them for help. You may need to bribe them with pizza or fresh baked cookies, but you might be surprised at how willing friends are to help you out.

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