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there was a total of 100%
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So I failed physics.
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I failed maths
maal
I failed my native languageUnderminE wrote:
I failed maths
I suck at Finnish
I know only 1 word in Finnish: perkele
I know moi perkele.
I am a licensed Finnish translator.
I am a licensed Finnish translator.
I failed math too
I don't really know, I'm failing math and I still feel like a loser.iMercurial wrote:
Math is for losers.
Maybe that's because I'm failing every other subject too
He meant "failing math is for losers".
that makes senseNoHItter wrote:
He meant "failing math is for losers".
Drop the course
Mercurial
I got a physics stipend (150€) on my graduation day in upper secondary school/high school even though I failed my final physics exam.
So there's hope.
So there's hope.
i failed school
maal
I feel your pain about mandatory subjects
try to compensate with other subjects you're better at and by all means don't give up
try to compensate with other subjects you're better at and by all means don't give up
I got FF.iMercurial wrote:
I never got a "F" in math.
Meh.
I'm the greatest.
2+3=6
I failed a piano test once... the only thing you have to remember is to do better next time! When I fail it's usually even more motivation to prove that I can do it ^^
Math is the best subject in the world. Probably biased due to being dux of maths
Visual art sucks though.
On topic: I'm not great at comforting but I can say the best thing to do is just memorise the formulas. That's what got me through physics.
Visual art sucks though.
On topic: I'm not great at comforting but I can say the best thing to do is just memorise the formulas. That's what got me through physics.
This.Mr Color wrote:
I feel your pain about mandatory subjects
try to compensate with other subjects you're better at and by all means don't give up
And in addition: Physics is most of the time about memorizing formulas. Just get some of them together and try to learn and memorize some of the exercises you did at the test. So you're going to raise it at least to 50 % \:D/
Studying is for people that's don't pay attention in class, and don't do homework. If you pay attention and do all your homework and you still fail, that's fucked up.
Not true at all, especially if you have a shitty teacher and/or aren't a genius (at least for me).Lizzehb wrote:
Studying is for people that's don't pay attention in class, and don't do homework. If you pay attention and do all your homework and you still fail, that's fucked up.
That can minimize the amount of studying needed, though.
That's...I don't even know what to say to that. The first part, I mean. Studying is for people who like to reinforce their knowledge.Lizzehb wrote:
Studying is for people that's don't pay attention in class, and don't do homework. If you pay attention and do all your homework and you still fail, that's fucked up.
Also I know physics is hard, but 5 out of 100? Really? What the hell have you been doing?
I'm actually taking a Physics course as well. If it makes you feel any better, I didn't fail a test: I failed the first semester.
It has been making more sense since I started reading my textbook instead of listening to anything my teacher says though. So that's my advice to you: ignore everything your teacher says.
It has been making more sense since I started reading my textbook instead of listening to anything my teacher says though. So that's my advice to you: ignore everything your teacher says.
Being a genius doesn't really matter in stuff that only requires people to memorize stuff, and geniuses don't always have that good of a memory either so being a genius and failing tests isn't all that newmathexpert9981 wrote:
Not true at all, especially if you have a shitty teacher and/or aren't a genius (at least for me).
That can minimize the amount of studying needed, though.
conclusion: Everyone who's ever failed a test is a genius.
Same here! Just one timeUnderminE wrote:
I failed maths
To be fair, some classes could easily provide enough suggested homework and repetition within class to allow a diligent student to pass without any strict studying at all. Hell, that's how it was for me up until 11th grade when we all have to put our serious face on, but I don't know how other countries' systems are managed.Cuddlebun wrote:
That's...I don't even know what to say to that. The first part, I mean. Studying is for people who like to reinforce their knowledge.Lizzehb wrote:
Studying is for people that's don't pay attention in class, and don't do homework. If you pay attention and do all your homework and you still fail, that's fucked up.
Also I know physics is hard, but 5 out of 100? Really? What the hell have you been doing?
I feel so bad nowKaye Sonoko Suzuki wrote:
Same here! Just one timeUnderminE wrote:
I failed maths
Don't worry, it's just an exam. Just try to do better next time. Or burn your paper in class and scream fire the next time an exam begins.
On 9th grade I was having difficulties with math, I was moved to the "special kids" study group.
Then I was kicked out, because according to the teacher I didn't need any special attention.
When it was time for the exam, I couldn't get any questions right and needless to say, I failed it.
I asked if I could try again tomorrow, then I memorized the first question and eventually I passed. (Y)
brool story co
Then I was kicked out, because according to the teacher I didn't need any special attention.
When it was time for the exam, I couldn't get any questions right and needless to say, I failed it.
I asked if I could try again tomorrow, then I memorized the first question and eventually I passed. (Y)
brool story co
Well, yeah obviously some classes don't require studying. I'm referring to studying in general, or rather studying as a principle. For any class, studying is for people who like to reinforce their knowledge. Some classes don't require as much studying, but I've seen more obsessive classmates study religiously in the easiest classes because they are so paranoid they'll mess up.Jarby wrote:
To be fair, some classes could easily provide enough suggested homework and repetition within class to allow a diligent student to pass without any strict studying at all. Hell, that's how it was for me up until 11th grade when we all have to put our serious face on, but I don't know how other countries' systems are managed.
When I failed my physics exam (9/15 is failing in my book), my avatar came to being. You know what to do.
you will get a silver SS when you able to do 1+1UnderminE wrote:
I got FF.iMercurial wrote:
I never got a "F" in math.
Meh.
I'm the greatest.
2+3=6
also i got a G for geography before. G for geography.
i got a formulas sheet to help me when i donig my physics examBlacky wrote:
And in addition: Physics is most of the time about memorizing formulas. Just get some of them together and try to learn and memorize some of the exercises you did at the test. So you're going to raise it at least to 50 % \:D/
Ugh! That sucks 
But you shouldn't give up!
But you shouldn't give up!Should I just give up Physics now then?
I had a 102 in Physics