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3 years ago

Honestly this school stuff really draining me i got exams for math but my teachers never teach me nothing now i'm going to fail

Mathematics

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denis-greek [22]3 years ago

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Answer:

hey, im sorry to hear that. evreyone (mostly) is going through the same thing... teachers are uploading loads of work. and understand that it may be stressful... they have to understand us students are also dealing with our own problems. so please take ur time to develop a good mindset! ily and im Proud of you for evreything you have accomplished… ur teacher may have not taught you alot but im here to help u and so is everyone in brainly! You can do this! You can make it! Its gonna be okay and i understand u may have alot of stuff on ur mind and not just school. 2020 has been a mess and i hope 2021 is better not just for u but for all of us… i really hope u get through this and i will try my best to help u and so will everyone on here! Ur gonna do great luv! Just keep ur head up<3 i love u and im so proud of u for making it this far! Its gonna be okay. It will all fade and everything will be back to normal someday! <333

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