Question

I need help, Ill glady appreciate any responses

Answer 1

I get it because I struggle with this myself. First off if it’s a test don’t double check your work because you are typically right the first go around, unless you skip a question. Also once you realize it’s okay to be wrong that helps a lot too. Often times we’re taught from a young age to be afraid of wrong answers for fear of embarrassment or a bad grade. But Science actually shows us that when we get an answer wrong and learn from it our brain physically grows and we’re more likely to remember the correct answer and even be able to explain why it’s correct. Remember “You can fail at what you do but you can never fail with who you are” - Staffan Taylor.
It’s nice to be smart but what’s most important is if you’re a good person. You are not the grade on your test or the grade on your report card, you are so much more. Spread kindness and stay awesome

Answer 2

Answer: Answer: First, You should try to think positive thoughts. Then, you should try and pinpoint your achievements. You often see your failures more than the success. Moreover, you should go check the impostor syndrome in ted ed. If you are trying to be more confident in your school choices than you should try to check the information again or try to go back and remember the time you studied the subject assignments you are doing.

Explanation: That other guy gave a great answer but can you still give a brainliest?