That's rough, especially if you put a lot of effort into it. If you haven't brought it up yet, some things to consider before you have the conversation:

1. Did you reflect on what went well?
2. Did you reflect on what went wrong?
3. Did you LEARN from what went wrong?
4. Do you have a plan to be successful when you re-take the class?

I've found that with highly stressful conversations in which bad news must be delivered, having a plan helps smooth things over. I know it's cliche, but failure is one of the best teachers you'll ever have.

Thanks. I told them tonight. My mom was not happy, but she told me she was holding back because she knew I was already upset with myself. She simply said she is disappointed. Which we all know is much worse than being angry or upset :/ I'm okay, surprisingly. It hurt hearing that, but it is what it is and I can't change the past. All I can do is learn from it and move on.

Hi don't know if there's a disability department in your school or if you have b one

But they have tutors and resources to help you pass courses where I am from anyway

Can you afford a private tutor?
Get a class mate who gets it to help you out?

It really sucks to fail at something you work hard for

I had to resit a level psychology loads to scrape a pass

But got a degree in it easy!!!

So maybe your not in uni yet and the new way of learning will help you out?

Maybe wait a few years and you'll find your brain just gets it so much easier now

Love the acceptance,

Next time have you ever seen that programme called shameless????
That shows how to get great help with your hwk... Lol x

triple hugs flynn. i am so sorry that you have been disappointed with how this worked out but I am thinking how well you are dealing with it. You told them, you are allowing yourself to feel what you feel, and you are recognizing that you can only move onward from it now. You may not see that you are doing all that, but I can and I find it inspirational. more hugs for you~