Students often feel embarrassed when they struggle with mathematics because they may fear judgment from peers or teachers, leading to a sense of inadequacy. Additionally, societal pressures to excel academically can amplify feelings of shame when faced with challenges. The stigma surrounding difficulty in math, often seen as a benchmark of intelligence, further exacerbates these emotions. Consequently, this embarrassment can discourage students from seeking help or engaging with the subject.
Yes.
It depends on the context. If the students are acting individually, then "are" is correct: Three-quarters of the students are failing the class. If you are referring to a single collective entity then "is" is correct: Three quarters of the students is an unacceptable number of failures.
To find the total number of students, we can use the principle of inclusion-exclusion. Let ( E ) be the set of students failing in English and ( M ) be the set of students failing in Maths. The number of students failing in at least one subject is given by ( |E \cup M| = |E| + |M| - |E \cap M| = 70 + 65 - 27 = 108 ). Since the number of students who passed both subjects is 248, the total number of students is ( 248 + 108 = 356 ). Thus, there are 356 students in total.
If all students receive a failing grade in a class room it is usually considered the teacher's fault and the students will most likely be transferred out of the teacher's class and the teacher may even be fired.
Study study study. Look up practice problems, and tutorials on youtube, or get tutoring.
The percentage of students in your class who are failing is 20.
No, but Yes. It depends how sucky or good your school is. My Highschool's Biology teacher had 75% of her students failing. But she didn't get fired.There is a lot more to this than just failing students. Teachers have evaluations and if she failed to address problems found in an evaluation that could lead to dismissal. If she is a senior teacher that is a factor, and if due process is followed in any actions against her that is also a factor. There are many things involved in this and each teacher is different.
Yes.
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Social problems are caused by society failing people, not being failing society
Social problems are caused by society failing people, not being failing society
Social problems are caused by society failing people, not being failing society
Social problems are caused by society failing people, not being failing society
Worst case? Fatal crash.
The teacher can give those students failing grades for that assignment.
keep trying and study more
seniors face problems as in failing muscles, short of breath and fatty-ness