1) go to another teacher in the school and ask them to explain the material to you

2) go to the teacher that isn’t teaching you and ask her help after school. sometimes teachers turn out better when they can focus all of their attention on to you

3) hire yourself a tutor. if the problem is getting that bad that you are really falling behind, then get a tutor and have them teach the material to you.

4) teach it to yourself. if you have the textbook, then you can read it and do some of the examples in it. this will help you learn and keep up with the material so that you will be prepared for the following year

and my advice is, don’t freak out, because its pointless. you should spend as much time as possible catching up, rather than complaining.

good luck : )

You can do one of three things. You can take the information and teach yourself through study and other resources that are available. Or you can find a tutor who suits your learning needs. Or you can get a group study with friends.

Teachers are there to give the information. A good teacher will find many ways to teach a subject. But a good student can take any lesson and learn from it.

Get other students (and if possible parents). I30 students and their parents will make a LOT more impact than one student on her own – as the headmaster / princpal will just reason that “all the other students are happy – must be something about YOU”.

If he has LOADS of complaints in writing with the understanding that it is about to become public knowledge in the local media, then he has a GREAT incentive to find out what the hell is going on.

Mark

I’d have a talk with your parents and get them to be more active with school activities, my parents didn’t in my new school and I had to suffer for it. I know you’d rather have an answer that’s a bit less about corruption, but that’s the way life is, you have to be a boot-licker.