Question

Unfortunately, you have performed poorly in your first

internal assessment, scoring marks that are far below the

average. The college principal summons you to her room,

where she and your class teacher are waiting to discuss
your marks. Your class teacher is sympathetic, but your
principal appears to be stern, harsh and unhappy with
you.

How do you proceed? Do you attempt to appease both
teacher and principal, or do you defendyourself and
question their methods.​

Answer 1

Answer:

I would rather try to appease and try to score better marks by reducing time on unneeded things such as watching TV for continues 2 hours, going down to play for like 4 hours and I would utilize the time to study, I would watch TV for 1 hour, go down to play for 2 hours and thats how you can score better!

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