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Hasti

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Re: Unfair marks?
« Reply #30 on: March 17, 2016, 12:01:07 am »
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Hi there!

Look, it's probably not a HUGE deal in year 9, but my advice is to just confront your teacher about it anyway, since it is clearly upsetting you (understandably). There's no harm in asking your  teacher about any discrepancies etc, and making sure what you can do to ensure you get higher marks next time. You never know, they might even realise they've made a mistake with your marks and will rectify it!

If you feel that there is an OBVIOUS and perhaps biased difference in marks, then there's no harm with asking your head teacher for some guidance/help. I think it's a great idea taking your education into your own hands from as early as year 9, so don't be afraid of approaching your teachers - it's the kind of attitude and mentality you'll want in years 11 and 12 anyway, when marks and ranks are so competitive - so why not start early :)

Best of luck with everything! 
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Re: Unfair marks?
« Reply #31 on: March 17, 2016, 07:50:22 am »
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I thank most of you for your answers, but may I ask how this turned Into a matter of preparation for an exam and exam anxiety?

Also how do I even get to town hall, I'm here on the train and I just realised

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Re: Unfair marks?
« Reply #32 on: March 17, 2016, 10:44:46 am »
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Also how do I even get to town hall, I'm here on the train and I just realised

Asking on AN instead of consulting Google Maps? Odd :P