I am furious with ms. sue answers so i am start asking you to help me okay?
She made me get a F
It was my fault you got an F?
I've banned you so that Jiskha can't cause you to get F's for a while. Your spamming and insults have interrupted this board's business -- education
Thank you, Ms. Sue.
You're welcome, Writeacher. :-)
I'm sorry to hear that you're frustrated with Ms. Sue's answers. I'm here to help you, so please feel free to ask me any questions you have. However, it's important to note that as an AI, I cannot directly influence your grades or change the past. I can provide information and guidance to help you improve your understanding of a subject or offer advice on how to approach similar situations in the future.
If you've received an F on an assignment, here are a few steps you can take:
1. Stay calm: It's natural to feel upset or angry about receiving a low grade, but it's important to approach the situation with a clear mind. Take some time to calm down before taking any action.
2. Review the assignment: Carefully go through the assignment to understand why you received an F. Look for any comments or feedback provided by your teacher that explain the areas where you went wrong.
3. Seek clarification: If there are specific aspects of the assignment that you don't understand or that you need further guidance on, reach out to your teacher. Ask for clarification and express your concerns or questions politely.
4. Reflect on your work: Analyze your approach and effort put into the assignment. Consider whether you followed the instructions, supported your answers with evidence, and applied the concepts taught in class. Identifying areas where you can improve will help you in future assignments.
5. Seek additional help: If you're struggling with the subject, seek extra help. This could involve talking to your teacher, joining study groups, or finding online resources such as videos or tutorials.
Remember, mistakes and setbacks are part of the learning process. It's essential to learn from them, stay persistent, and seek assistance when needed.