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Originally Posted by Dion
Yes really. It has nothing to do with work ethics. Those struggling to get good grades often need extra help to grasp the subject. Either in a form of help after class from a teacher or from a parent at home. In extreme cases help from a tutor.
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Yeah even with all these resources availible I find they rarely use them due to their own laziness. In fact it seems like guys who are already decently smart but looking for that extra push are the ones using those resources. I even know in my case i'm in after class getting help from the teacher and usually i'm the only one there.
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Originally Posted by Dion
Those that got grades like yourself in my primary school years didn't have to work hard at their subjects. For the most part the learning part came easy and they grasped the subject quite quickly. Some that i knew didn't have to study very hard for exams and all - often bragged about it to.
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That's complete b.s. I worked my a** off to get my grades. All my friends with good grades work way harder than people who get lower grades than them. I know alot of kids that say they don't study hard but often times it's just so they don't seem like a nerd. I've done it in the past when I used to think doing good in school wasn't the "cool" thing too do. Chances are the kids who "don't study" actually do put in alot of work.