I freak over grades and I'm pressured to get good ones. Is this ok?
914554
the grades you get in school can make a difference in the rest of your life.\nit means being able to go to a better college, or scholarships, and the better the education, the more money you make for the rest of your life.\nif you wait until after school and talk to your teachers about what problems you are having most will be willing to help you understand the school work better, if your parents are pressuring you for better grades, maybe they will pay a tutor to help you.
470172
its okay i guess, be prepared for a major change in your workload and try not to annoy upperclassmen and you will be fine, trust me
548474
hey relax..\nexams r over and if u have fared them well....then obviously u r bound to get good marks...u look like a good student....worrying is natural....dont let it get to u.....\nrelax...take a long deep breath...and think positive.....u will score well....and tell me about ur marks when it comes.....\nhope u get good marks
691775
This sounds dubious, unethical, and highly likely to backfire on you. If every student could just change his/her grades, then GPAs would have no meaning. Your current school is not going to be fooled by this ruse. Find a moral way to achieve your goals.
577514
That was unfair of your teacher but we are all human.  The problem may simply be that you are in a difficult grade right now.  Some grade levels tend to be more difficult than others, usually 5th and 7th for example.  Most teachers who play teacher's pet don't do that with grades, only privileges.  If you liked your previous teacher, maybe you tried harder. I'm sure if you do your best you will find that your grades will reflect that.
251527
You have to get it inside yourself to improve. if you try to improve just for that semster or something, technically, you haven't improved. You've just crammed some good grades in the grade book so you can have a good grade in that class. You have to develop the whole attitude of,"ima get my grades up because it will improve me as a person not just in this particular class." Thats what i did. I got one C in the third grade and i have been making straight A's, skipped a grade, and have been placed in many academically gifted courses. So a week wouldn't do it. You gotta work on it, seriously. Sad, but true!!!
1085444
I say go for it! Don't let your fear of math change what you want to do. I hope that your writing and spelling for college applications and college work are better than you have demonstrated here.
693801
the higher you go in grade level, the more is expected of you. not saying this to scare you, but is a fact of life. keep all your old friends and also make some new ones. don't give in to peer pressure or become someone you're not. might want to consider some extra-curricular activities for social and academic reasons. just have fun and relax.
773652
I have been considered one of the best among my classmates, with everyone expecting me to get every problem correct. Seriously, it's become a big deal if someone scores higher than me on a test. However, my parents continue to push me to hone my skills, since I'm not the best of the best yet.
388082
Scores aren't everything. You have to act confident and tell them more about you than just your scores.
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.
783196
No, from what you are describing you sound like a great student. Maybe if you were getting D's and F's..THEN you should worry lol
82954
i know this isnt really right and he might give you a bad grade for this(mine sure did) but just bug the heck out of him find out what his weak spot is and USE it trust me it works (-; but remember you still might get a bad grade
1009615
You'll be fine.  It's normal to freak out about something you've never done before.  They wouldn't have chosen you if they didn't think you could do it.  You'll love it, you'll be great at it, and you'll make a lot of money when you graduate.  You'll be fine.  Just get you and your children into a routine now so that it's easier when school starts.  The school should have a Student Services Representative/counselor/tutor who can help you if you do encounter any problems.  Don't forget to communicate with your professors, get your assignments done way early so you don't fall behind, and have fun!
888738
sorry, but i have to agree with your parents. I mean in a perfect world you shouldnt be punished, but us teens lie all the time about what part or parts of their instructions we heard. Stuff like that happens all the time to me. Besides if you think you have it bad, I once got beat by my parents when i got a 3.5gpa, so if you want to know whether something is worth complaining about, compare it to that.
135021
you have to devote your whole life to the stage. always be prepared to be unprepared, and don't be afraid to ask for help. if you're struggling between grades and fine arts, i know where you are and it all depends on the tests, no one will want you to perform for them if you don't have great grades in everything.
1169768
I am in college. I get stressed and very hard on myself. I sat crying because I had convinced myself I was going to fail. My little boy told me it's ok to make mistakes that is how we learn. He asked "can you take the class over?" I said "well yeah" He looked at me and said "see it's not the end of the world you can take the class over again" I passed the class with a 4.0.