#bad grade

Your teacher hands you out you test and you realize that you have made a bunch of dumb and silly mistakes so here 's how to deal with it. Once you get home you start something called a mistake journal, you write down every single question you got wrong along with your answer a correct answer and and explanation of why you fumbled. You use a color pen or a highlighter to indicate the difficulty of the question. And before your next exam you flip through the journal, review the hardest questions first and Good luck for your next exam.

Casual drop of the "g" ceases to be allowed.

Okay. So Jughead tells Archie the score he received for a big nasty test -- a 66 -- and then overhears Mr. Weatherbee and teachers commenting that they're going to make an example of him, so Archie hyper-ventilates.

All for naught. Jughead saw the score upside down. The teachers reward him for an outstanding 99. And Archie is annoyed that Jughead almost lead him to commit suicide.

1. remember that grades don’t determine your worth. you are talented and smart and special no matter what!!

2. ask your professor about how to improve for the future. most professors have been teaching long enough to know how students can succeed in their class, they will likely give you good advice for how to improve for the next exam. also, they’ll appreciate that you care about your grade and want to help!

3. look through the exam/essay to figure out what you could do differently for next time. don’t just toss it to the side because you’re upset about it, use it to your advantage!

4. consider this an opportunity to grow as a person. you are now more resilient to future struggles that come with being a student!

I got a 47.7% in an italian essay. I can't believe it because I thought it went so well. I accept the grade, and am going to use today productively to organise the second half of my holidays and my last term at uni.

I'm gutted BUT

this is just a lesson

I didn't attend enough classes in first term to understand the context fully