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If you're hitting on the fence or on the wrong side, true you can’t entirely make up for lost time, the only solution I can suggest is studying.
As the saying goes, you can't get something for nothing—thus you can't get an ‘A’ or any grade without working for it.
If you’re in a tight spot do some cramming. By cramming I don’t mean memorizing a bunch of facts until you can jot them down on the exam paper, but I mean reading, studying and understanding a large amount in a brief period.
Cram now, and after these exams, study every night, so it won't be necessary to cram or even do a great deal of studying when, final exams roll around.
And to you pupils, who by hard work through these 4J months have maintained a seat on the right side of the fence . . more power to you . . . keep up the good work.
If all the pupils of WHS would combine a little hook sense with a great deal of horse sense on these exams everybody would come out with a passing grade.
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