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I'm in deep sh!t right now.
I'm in honors 8th grade math.
Lets say i bombed 2 quizzes and my highest grade was a 90.
I'm getting a 74% right now
Is there a site or someone I can e mail for help? That I would get the answer within an hour or so?
This is mt first year in honors and i didnt want to go but parents made me.
THANKS SO MUCH IF YOU CAN HELP
Alex, do you need help with a specific problem or help with the course in general?
If you are stuck with homework you can always ask people like me in AllExperts. I must warn you though, if you ask me a question about a homework problem, you have to tell me specifically where you are stuck and how you have tried to solve the problem. Otherwise I won't answer because that would just be doing your homework...
If you need help with the course in general, I'd advice you to look for a tutor. Try to see if there are any resources available in your school. You can also look for private tutors in craigslist (online) or on classified ads for the town or city in which you live.
Good luck,
David
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David Montiel
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