[ SECRET POST #2862 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2862 ⌋

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Comments

[iceyred]

If you feel you're not understanding the material and that makes you feel stupid, have you looked into being tutored?

Secondly, I can guarantee you there are several kids in your classes who feel just like you do. The feeling of not-belonging and not knowing what you're doing is more common than you realize.

[(Anonymous)]

As someone who works for a tutoring company, I second the motion. Seriously. Ignore all the silly stigmas.

[iceyred]

I never knew there was a stigma to tutoring, except in the heads of people who were A. failing and too dim to care, or B. asshole smart kids who needed a punch in the nose. Nobody else cared, probably because they all had problems with one subject or another.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, tutoring is pretty common in my country as well - our school even had an internal tutoring exchange where older students tutored younger ones in exchange for extra credit. It was a nice way of getting out of doing presentations, haha.