How would u feel, if u tried really hard, but still got an f? thanks a bunch 4 helP!?

Question

How would u feel, if u tried really hard, but still got an f? thanks a bunch 4 helP!?

Answer 1

i'd feel like a r****d. and drop the class

but no worries. i failed bio again.

Answer 2

i would feel like c**p but i would also work harder and try different study habits

Answer 3

Really MAD! I mean I tried so hard and just got an F!

Answer 4

I'd say you didn't really try because you could have asked for some tutoring or something. An F is like no effort. A D shows some effort.

Answer 5

1.) If it happened once, I'd let it go.  Happens more than once, & you may have ADD or you learn differently than others.  I have a degree, but I'm terrible at remembering simple lists.  

2.) Sometimes the subject just doesn't interest you.  In your mind you tried, but on paper it doesn't show.

3.) Maybe you can do some research online about study methods.  Some people learn better through seeing, some learn better by hearing, and you may find a better way to learn.

4.) Maybe you KNOW the info but your communication skills got the F.  Don't laugh, but if that's the case, get a text book about English - but get it for like, the grade below you. (You don't have to tell anyone you read the lower-grade book.)

It will help you learn simple ways to improve your writing skills, & maybe next time you'll get a better grade.

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I give you BIG POINTS for caring, and asking.  Fantastic!

Answer 6

I'm guessing that happened to you so maybe you need to

1.Study harder or differently

2. You study but you just forget it. Find a way to actually remember the stuff

3. You didn't study the right stuff you need to ask what you need to study

or it's your teachers fault:)

Answer 7

pretty peed off!

Answer 8

Pretty terrible.  I am a very hard working, dedicated person when I am in a study situation and consequently I usually get decent marks.  Once though, when I expected a good mark and didn't get it I was gutted.  I queried the mark and was told that I had obviously put in a lot of time and effort and produced a good response  BUT I hadn't looked at the question properly and so hadn't really answered it.

This is my long-winded way of saying 'Do you think that is what might have happened with you?  Surely, you are allowed to ask 'why?'  Go back to the teacher and respectfully ask for guidance.