Hi, I'm a 14 year old girl. From the 8th grade I study in a new school - much more strictly than the previous one, I study French and English. Last year we only had French lessons, with a few exceptions. It was a difficult year, but this one even more so. Now we have many objects of all kinds. 2 narratives a day, sometimes more. So my problem is that I'm very bad with grades almost every subject pairs-many pairs. Now you will tell me, study and study. I'm studying, but I still can't. I failed, people! Until a long time ago, I was given all the subjects, it was kind of interesting, easy. I had high grades - very rarely have a low grade. I don't know what I became. I'm afraid I won't be repaired on a lot of things. Help, I'm thinking of leaving, but I'll have to be in general education again. What do you think Give advice, please!
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He talked seriously with his parents and changed schools. With these grades you will not be able to apply one day. You don't need French anyway, English is important. Look for a school that focuses on subjects they are interested in or is studying a major.
Amy just sits down and studies. If you can't remember anything, take a piece of paper and start copying the most important things in the lesson, and if you still can't remember, keep copying. Or learn by heart. :) You will do it! Success!
Until 2 years ago, I was like that, but everything was fine. I am now in 9th grade and everything is so much easier for me. I don't know, but the difference is that now I listen more in class and I don't have to study with us and remember everything the teacher said. Try instead of talking to friends in class, listening to the teacher, it is very useful. And if you have a friend ... he may be the reason for your dropout at school. Be more focused and be careful in class and then you won't even have to study in you, but just remember the lesson by reading it once.
Study with a friend - it's more fun, test yourself until you remember the lesson. I can't study with another person until I finish negotiating with a friend and it's a lot more fun. * D *
From the author - thank you for the advice. They will be useful to me :)