Help I got a 55 on a test and need to get it signed by my mom WHAT DO I DO!!!8th grade math?

Question

and my parents are really big on grades and i do good in all classes just not math so how do i make so she wont get mad when i show her please help im n 8th grade

Answer 1

  Okay, first of all take a few deep breaths and calm down. Start out by explaining how hard you worked and that you understand that you need help. Show her the test and ask if tutoring might be an option. Point out that you do very well in all your other subjects and that it is only math that is giving you problems.

  I had a lot of trouble with math as well and my mom understood. I got a tutor and it did help, but I still have trouble with math. While I was in college I was advised to go into a major that didn't require higher math (there are lots of them). I'm a writer now and very happy.

Answer 2

well u take another piece of paper put it over the report ask her to sing the space make up a lied in say its for me to volunteer at the pet store then volunteer

Answer 3

Okay, I'm a mom so this comes from a mom point of view.

Show your mom the grade and ask her to help you.

Explain that you need extra tutoring in this subject which

will mean staying after school. Really mean it and I promise

she won't stop loving you. She might get upset but it will

pass. Never keep anything from your mom. Then talk with

your teacher and ask for help. Good luck.

Answer 4

First, sit down and think about WHY you failed the test.  Since you usually do good, figure out why this one was different.  Once you understand it yourse, give the grade to your mom and face whatever comes.  Explain to her that you sat and thought about it and why you think you failed it.  Ask for her help if you are having problems with that kind of subject.  She loves you, so I'm willing to bet that she will understand and will be proud of you for figuring it out yourself and for asking for help.

Hiding things from your parents, no matter WHAT it is, is never a good thing.  Build a good relationship with them by being willing to come to them with problems and by being willing to be honest with them and yourself.  Then take what you've learned from that experience and do better the next time.

Good luck!  :)

Answer 5

If  you have any artistic talents and a lot of guts and are willing to pay the penalty later, forge one of your parent's signatures.

Or own up right away and get help in math.  Do not put off getting help, it gets harder to catch up when the class keeps moving along.  Maybe your school can supply a student tutor to give you a hand.

Anybody that is doing reasonably well in all the other subjects can pass all high school math if they work a bit and get help as soon as they need it.