how would i explain to my parents if my report card is wrong?
148400
Always be honest.  Is your report card wrong or did you get bad grades?  What can you do to correct a poor grade?
212444
Yes you should. They will better understand now than when you bring home an un-acceptable grade, and they may well be able to help you bring up your grades. Good parents do this sort of thing you know...
136222
You are asking the wrong people. "Responsible" is an intangible, and our definitions of it would be different than your parents. Ask your parents what they feel would prove you are responsible. Ask for examples.
933950
I am sorry to be the bearer of bad news but you need to pay your account and get a transcript of the college you have already attended. You will be asked on your application to college what institutions you have already attended and you must answer honestly.\n\nIf you were to answer dishonestly, this behavior could become known at a future time if not now and cause you difficulty.
1051923
Pay attention when they teach you in the Instution, and if you have a difficulty, you can always ask the teacher & clear your doubts on any topic.\n\nLook, whenever something new is taught, its best to comprehend the topic 100% and no less. This way it remains embedded in your mind till lifetime.\n\nAnd please, do not use "Blah Blah". Such language only shows what respect you give to education, for which your parents must have struggled to raise fees, uniforms,and moral guidence. Its like insulting them.\n\nI too have a schooling daughter, but never have I heard her with such a foul language, although she goes to the best school with lot of big shots kids.\nAlways take in the good, and filter out the bad.
854953
Most schools can't write to parents, because the student is legally an adult. It will probably show up on her grade report for the semester and they may write a letter. These will probably go to her house, since its her permanent address. Most parents (at least the ones I know of) will open mail from the college addressed to their kids.
1093356
do some things w/o her reminding you, and then be a very good kid....break it to her easily....say your grades "might" not be that great.....act responsible to show her you are already trying to improve! (try this, it might not work, but how am i supposed 2 know? i've never gotten a B on a report card! straight As all the way! ...not to make you feel bad or anything.....)
785547
You definitely have a right to talk to a principal; they may be able to explain to the teacher that they need to change their methods.  If that doesn't work, you, your classmates, and/or your parents could talk to the principals and the school board of your area.  I know I've had horrible teachers like that.  I wish you the best.
612606
It may not be public record, but if it is you could probably get access to it by talking to either the principal or superintendent of your school.  It may help if a parent helps you so that they know you're serious.
127533
ask them.  be respectful.  have trust with your parents. and most importantly dont ask to go to something you know for a fact they wont let you.
249410
Study harder. If that's not the problem then talk to your teacher & try to figure out what to do. They will know best what you need to do to pull up your grade. Oh and tell your parents if you are still in grade school so they don't find out later & get really mad, unless you know you can pull it up or they won't find out. But if you do tell them then approach them with the "I'm really trying & I don't know what else to do" attitude so you'll be less likely to get in trouble!
385724
Tell them that if they don't help then you will report them to the advisor and they won't get any credit for your work. Make sure you let them know that they can't use you. They may call you a tattle,but what's more important your grade or what they think?
887791
Well, how can we guide you better than this guide does?  So, you have to revise your paper, and how can we help you without having your paper to examine, to see where you went astray?  Did your teacher mark your paper in this and that spot, pointing out where you slipped up?  Are there any comments that were made in writing on the paper or verbally?\n\nI don't see how you can get any significant help with this from what you have posted...we don't even know what the subject of the paper is.
129179
First, figure out how you are going to do better this semester. Then, tell your parents flat out what your grades were. Ask them to help you with your plan to raise them. They might be mad at you for getting bad grades, but they will be much more supportive if you take a responsible approach to them.
14839
This may sound like I'm joking, but have you tried to look and act as pitifully pathetic as possible? You can lie, but only within reason, because if the prof. knows where/how to contact whoever might know the truth, he/she might find out and give you an even lower grade. Also, it's just a B. Unless you're someone who has a very good reason to worry too much about things that are likely to turn out okay anyway, you should take it easy. And I know what you are going through and worse, so don't take this answer lightly.
143224
You need to give them explicit directions about what you expect from them.  Maybe you are leaving out the details.  Usually you will get exactly what you've allowed for.  Why not give them an example of each grade so that they can visualize your rubric?
115498
The best thing is to politely ask your teacher to explain why it is wrong. It is possible it was a mistake! Either way, you'll get the best answer to your question!