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Help me:( Please? i know it doesn't sound like much...?
okay, I am one of those kids who always tries to get A+s at school. please don't make me feel bad for that. anyway, i found out that I got a C on my pre-calc semester exam! It will show up on my semester report card. how do i tell my parents? i have to have an explanation. I don't have one. I didn't think I did too badly when I took it, but I guess I did. Please help me. What should I do?
4 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Hey there's nothing wrong with that, God wants you to succeed and so do I (and everyone else should too, haha). But I would say be honest, there's no sense lying as that leads to more problems then it's worth. As my great Bible teacher told me, if you have straight A's in that class and you get a C or somehting on the exam there's something wrong with that, and the teacher should take note of it, if not then it's not your fault at all, you know the material, you're good at the class, if there's an exam that you don't do so hot on, then there's something wrong with the exam or the teacher, not you. Be honest, God bless.
- sakira_starwolfLv 61 decade ago
There's nothing wrong with not being perfect. If you usually have good grades then there's going to be a subject you're not perfect at. Good parents will understand that. So tell them you tried you're best.
- 1 decade ago
haha i've been there. The best thing to do is to go up to them before it comes and say, "I'm sorry I didn't get the grade that I thought I would. I was really having a bad day and i disappointed myself. I'll retake it if i can, but know that it will never happen again."
They will respect your self-punishment and honesty
Source(s): experience - 1 decade ago
just tell them you tried as hard as you could ( you did right?) and that is all they can hope for. you cant always be perfect