If you feel you are not doing the best you can, seek help from a teacher. Do you have any teachers that you can go to help for if you need it? When I moved from special-ed to normal-ed classes I had a teacher consultant who I used to go to for help, and as I got into my senior year, I rarely used her assistance anymore.

Don’t be afraid to ask for help if you need it; that’s what teachers are there for!

Good luck.

One of the most important words a professor once gave to me was, “If you are afraid to ask, you are afraid to learn” (Cees Van Putten) So ask what the teacher wants from you.

Make sure everything in your workbook is neat with straight margins (use a ruler for goodness sakes)

If you are refering to science pracs:

make sure you have the following:

AIM: (why are you doing the experiment? )

METHOD: (how did you do it?)

CALCULATIONS/DISCUSSION:

CONCLUSION: (How did this experiment solve the question in aim)

Make sure all drawings are in pencil

use a ruler for lines

have headings for everything

Graphs:

to draw a graph use pencil

heading,

name the x and y axes (ie. temperature, number of jumps, rate of heat beat, blood pressure etc)

use graph paper

remember to use a ruler

dont dot the plots with huge plots

If it is real practical then I’m afraid more practice is the only answer.

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just ask for help form an other, tutor, student , friend…

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