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1irishman
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Hi,
As a man in my late 30's returning to school, I have discovered how introductory physics in practice is actually a lot more challenging to me than I thought it would be. My assignments have been taking me forever to complete and despite the fact that the grades I receive on them are pretty good, I just finished my first test today and i know i did not do well. Even though I haven't got my grade on this test yet, i still know I didn't do well at all. I guess what I'm wondering is...has anyone in these forums actually ever failed a first year physics test? I mean, even those of you whom are really good at physics? I like physics...i enjoy reading about the nature of this interesting branch of science, but for some reason i feel like giving up on actually getting a good grade in physics. Has anyone ever failed a physics test and actually eventually got this stuff?
As a man in my late 30's returning to school, I have discovered how introductory physics in practice is actually a lot more challenging to me than I thought it would be. My assignments have been taking me forever to complete and despite the fact that the grades I receive on them are pretty good, I just finished my first test today and i know i did not do well. Even though I haven't got my grade on this test yet, i still know I didn't do well at all. I guess what I'm wondering is...has anyone in these forums actually ever failed a first year physics test? I mean, even those of you whom are really good at physics? I like physics...i enjoy reading about the nature of this interesting branch of science, but for some reason i feel like giving up on actually getting a good grade in physics. Has anyone ever failed a physics test and actually eventually got this stuff?