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Seriously losing the plot! I am so behind on homework, I have my maths exam next week and am positive I will fail despite this having no effect on my diploma it is just the humiliation!! I am trying to keep up with learning journals for 14 children and am trying not to chuck it all in.....any inspiration please????

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Hi I failed my maths and the man who sat with me while I did it was so supportive, he said maths is a common one for people to fail. Dont worry :) if you fail don't feel down, you can always do it again. I got mine again soon but I'm learning some maths with learn direct to help my understanding. Maybe enquire about doing some maths with a learning provider if you think you need extra support, I found them great. Good luck.
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