How do i break it to my dad that i got 2 d's?

Question

yah so i failed this year big woop. probnlem is im only 15 and im too young to do these exams. (Igcse) (1993 was born)

i failed science and math

how do i tell my dad im doing gcse's next year

(i got 2 a's 1 c and 2 d's)

A: Arabic & RE

C: English language

D: science and math

ok so i want to do more gcses this year (geo, hisotry) and science and math

how am i guna tell my dad hes strict and i dont wanna disappoint him

(plz dont be rude)

Answer 1

Tell him that you are disappointed too, and that you have a plan for how to make sure this never happens again. Then tell him the plan and really follow through with it.  Good luck!

Answer 2

Just tell him, waiting around only makes matters worse. Tell him that you will try harder and if you still have problems get extra help from a tutor. He will understand if your honest with him; he only wants the best for you.

Answer 3

wow idk know i got a d once in fith grade and he was mad i would tell him how hard all your classes were and mainly talk about a's

Answer 4

I would say that I knew that they were going to be dissapointed in you, and that you were willing to do some extra things to get yourself back in shape and stuff. There's nothing you can do if he gets mad after that, that's natural

Answer 5

Well I would first come up with a plan to rectify the damage, like what are you going to do to turn your life around academically, what actions are you going to take how promising are these changes and then explain to him that you slacked and you messed up and you feel the worst about letting him down. But really mean all those things. the key is if you have a gameplan then he can't be so mad at you. Because then you can dwell on how you want to keep trying and not give up and his negative energy or anger is not motivating you. and tell him maybe failing like this will give you motivation for having to prove yourself  

Answer 6

hi. im 14 so i no what ur on about. so is that ur GCSE results? My mum is the same.. i start my GCSE's next yr. Just tell him u messed up nothing else u can tell him but explain that u did try really hard and that u are gna repeat them and convince him that you will pass them.