<p>Last year in Calc AB I usually received 98-100% on every test. This year, in Calc BC, I struggle to get 90% and I take sometimes 2 hours on tests everyone finishes in 40-50 minutes.</p>
<p>What's happening to me? I don't do homework assignments anymore, but there is no way that can be the problem.</p>
<p>Why couldn’t homework assignments be the problem? I’m sure if you did the homework every night, you’d be able to do the tests in a much more time efficient manner, plus it offers extra practice - so you become a lot more familiar with the material. </p>
<p>LOL, I advocate for homework. I’m THAT person.</p>
<p>If you’re in BC, have already taken AB, got a “98%-100%” in the class, why the heck are you having trouble now? The people who’ve already taken AB in my BC class are having a cake walk. Unless…that A+ didn’t transfer over to your exam score…</p>
<p>Suck it up. Work harder. Do your homework. And, please, get that time down because those tests should not be taking that long unless it’s a full exam.</p>
<p>Okay, so I think you have enough people telling you to do your homework, so I won’t say anything about that ;)</p>
<p>Like purmou, I think that you’re just being challenged for once, and there’s nothing wrong with that! Going through high school I’ve often had the thought that I was getting dumber, when really I was just getting challenged more. Maybe like me, everything has come to you easily before and you didn’t need to work hard. I know I got too used to not studying for tests that when I started taking AP classes I struggled at first before I had to learn to put in a little more effort. Now I’m doing fine. This is actually really good for you, even if it might not feel like it right now. </p>
<p>Could be lack of sleep also. It does make concentrating harder.</p>
<p>I found out I got a 92%. All my points off were due to errors in my “WORK.” I got the problems correct and errors on simplifying/having correct work shown.</p>
<p>I guess I’m not getting dumber after all. Man I need to do the Einstein distraction index all over again.</p>