dropping subjects

Former Member

i decided after many months of sheer hell in AS chemistry to give it up this choice has been made impossible mytwo teachers both are cohabiting (dating) we have a meeting with parents and teachers i dont know wot 2 do im doing health and social care and biology these get me into uni but the fact that im really stressed and crying all the time leaves me with no chance they are all forcing me to stay on when i really do not want to!

wot should i do!
i have tried everything + now my chemistry teacher is treating me very unfairly! and im really upset with his behaviour1 its eithet leave chemistry or sixth form!

please someone help!

[ 04-02-2002: Message edited by: devil ]

Former Member

Try talking to your head of sixth form about it and tell them about you have been treated - they should be able to help.

Former Member

i have but really cant seem to get all of the way he has been great! ive got double chemistry first lesson!

Former Member

Originally posted by devil:
<STRONG>i decided after many months of sheer hell in AS chemistry to give it up this choice has been made impossible mytwo teachers both are cohabiting (dating) we have a meeting with parents and teachers i dont know wot 2 do im doing health and social care and biology these get me into uni but the fact that im really stressed and crying all the time leaves me with no chance they are all forcing me to stay on when i really do not want to!

wot should i do!
i have tried everything + now my chemistry teacher is treating me very unfairly! and im really upset with his behaviour1 its eithet leave chemistry or sixth form!

please someone help!

[ 04-02-2002: Message edited by: devil ]</STRONG>

Bit hard to make complete sense of your problem, however i do think you should talk to your form tutor and your head of sixth form about the problem. Make it clear that it is serious and work out whether it is possible to transfer to another class or maybe even do evening classes if you wish to continue chemistry. If you're not bothered whether you continue or not and are certain your other subjects will get you into uni then drop chemistry. (It may be worth chatting to your career advisor too)
There is no point making yourself so miserable about it all, take action and that way you will feel better and your achievements in your other courses won't be affected.
Good Luck
Susie
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