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I've been having a lot of drama with school lately...?
Okay so here's the long version:
I'm pretty sure this all started when I lost my faith in religion. Without God, there's no afterlife. Without an afterlife, then what's the point? I'm not going to be happy forever. So, I started getting my mind off the subject and started playing video games more frequently. I feel like losing my interest in my academics, but I know that if I don't get a college education, I'm not getting a job, and my life's just going to go downhill from there. So, I tell myself to try, and can imagine myself doing it, but I can't make the reality happen. When I fail, I let my emotions take control of me and go through a short period of rage/grief.
I think the main problem is that school isn't flexible. I dont control the pace of the entire class. I dont control the intensity of work. And this starts to bother me. A lot. This is where my drama comes from. 5 Honors classes, and a crap-load of stress. I feel like telling my mom that I need therapy and that I need to attend an online high school so I can have a more flexible learning process. However, I don't know when to tell her/when an appropriate time is. I've missed a week of school since I got sick and now I have an essay, an algebra 2 project, and a bunch of homework due. If I tell her now, I feel like she's going to deny my request. What should I do?
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- KukanaLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
Sounds like you're burned out. But I don't see how an online high school would make any difference - the workload would be the same.
Regular homeschooling might be a good idea, if only for a year or two, when you and your parents would take full control of your learning, and you could choose to study whatever you wished. You can be completely flexible if you adopt an unschooling or eclectic style of home education and don't bother with a curriculum.
I suggest you just tell your mom that you're feeling very stressed right now, and are finding it hard to cope. Then maybe discuss the options. She may have some suggestions you've not considered.