<p>Science tests to be more specific. I'm fine with math, vocab, whatever... Just not science. I do fine and get nearly 100% on all of the labs and worksheets but when it comes to tests I make the DUMBEST mistakes ever, or have the correct answer bubbled in and change it last minute, just to find out that I had it correct the first time. I do this EVERY SINGLE TEST on 3-5 questions and always doubt myself. I try really hard; and study a good amount; science just seems to kill me (we're not talking Fs here...mostly Bs) but even if I try 200% harder in science in comparison to math, my score still won't be as high.</p>
<p>Does it happen to anyone else in any other subjects, or do I just suck at science?</p>
<p>Im planning on going with my gut instinct as well for my next test, wish me luck! And mathemagician: me too, except that’s not really the case for me (I couldn’t think of a better title for this thread, sorry if it was misleading haha). I do fine on math tests because there’s a legit way to check your answers. Vocab is common sense a lot of the time (multiple choice), and I love history so I guess it comes naturally. Maybe I’m just really indecisive or unsure when it comes to science, because I really don’t enjoy it, which results in lack of interest, which ultimately results in poor performance? Oh I dunno, it just ticks me off when I know I had it right before. I will definitely take both of your advice into consideration!</p>
<p>I don’t do very well on science tests either. Which is why I’m failing AP chemistry at the moment. But i also don’t do homework or seek help or study. But still, I think the reason for my performance is that the material is especially difficult for me, not that I am especially lazy.</p>
<p>I don’t know - but my advice is to get use to it, to accept the deficiency. From my experience, it is not something that one can change very easily.</p>