Well, look at it this way: If you failed your test, and (for example) your siblings kept teasing or talking about it with you, you wouldn't feel very comfortable would you now? This what Justin probably felt like when felt that he wanted to avoid reminders of how he had failed.
Note: this isn't the "essay", this a place to start from, so you can write the answer in your own words.
Hi, so Juston wants to avoid countinious reminders of failing because it doesnt help his confidence, and that it just makes him want to fail more. It makes him think that he will never ever pass, If people keep convincing him, then he will help himself to pass.
It's widely believed that this is something of an urban myth. According to this myth, prison governors supposedly use third-grade reading scores in local schools to plan how many beds they will need to provide in their facilities. The idea is that those who fall into a life of crime never progress in their reading abilities beyond third grade.
