<p>I got B for her class even though I'm a good student and I get A's on her test. Also she has us correcting each others tests and when I made a mistake and accidentally gave this person 20 points instead of 21, she deducted my test score points by 2 points!
Also once when she passed out notes to everyone, she skipped me so I didn't get it. I can't believe it because I'm sitting right in front of her... How can she not see me?</p>
<p>She can’t just give you a B. So check your test scores and home work assignments and figure out where your b comes from
Second if she skips you ask her for the paper.
Talk to each other! If you say ‘good morning’ to her and ask her how she is as long as you aren’t annoying shell talk back.
Form a bond. Ask for help. It helps</p>
<p>It’s not uncommon for teachers to deduct points from your test if you give another person more points than they earned. Friends grade each others’ tests all the time and the teacher probably wants to dissuade students from “accidentally” giving a few extra points. While it very well was a mistake on your part, how would the teacher know when it’s genuine and not? If she doesn’t apply this rule to anyone else then you may have reason to be annoyed, but it’s not an uncommon thing.</p>
<p>Teachers forget to give worksheets all the time. Just ask for it if you dont get it. Chances are the teacher will apologize and give you one. No problem.</p>
<p>It sounds like you’re worried about a lot of nothing. She can’t just give you a B. Check your grades. If you’re getting As on tests then you must be doing worse on homework or classwork. Some teachers barely weight tests at all.</p>