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a-c-moore t1_jaez1p7 wrote

When I was in high school, I got a D on a test. The way my grades had shaken out, that D would have led to me flunking that class, which would have cascaded into my GPA dropping below a threshold that changed my financial aid status, etc. It could have snowballed into a whole different academic path for me. I disputed one answer the teacher marked wrong, and they agreed with me, which bumped me back up to a C and saved my ass. On the walk home, I thought about it a little longer and realized I had gotten it wrong.

I don't know if the teacher just did me a solid, or if I smooth talked my way into a better grade.

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lizabellarose1234 t1_jaezwnu wrote

this won't of changed my life any - but . In 12th Grade(year of graduation) I basically was meant to fail my english class - I should of gotten F - that's how bad it was, but I had to pass it to graduate, and Basically the teacher asked me if I EVER had any Plans on going to College and I said No -- will they gave me an A and I passed) but i didn't deserve that grade at all

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