i'm in my last year of secondary school. in my country, this is the year where all the students go to extra classes multiple days a week, and study daily, and drop all their extracurriculars and generally focus all their attention on studies. we have an exam period, i'm pretty sure it's similar to GCSEs, where every student (specifically in my school) has to do at least sixteen exams next year. the exam period that our government subsidises is the may/june period, but you can register for the organization's january exams as well. i'm doing those, so i have an extra six exams to get ready for (if you register outside of schools you have to do 3 exams per subject instead of two).
my problem is that i have no discipline. i forget to study, i forget to do everything honestly. sometimes when i do things, i feel accomplished and like i've acheived something, but it's never enough. i was a straight A student in primary school, so i never learned how to study properly, so now, in my final year of school, between school and extra classes four days a week (which may increase if i start french class), i have to figure out how to do something i've never been good at. i've been coasting through school with pretty good grades by doing the bare minimum, my overall grade's never dropped below a B or higher thant a B+. but now that's not good enough for my mother, and the forgetting is just an excuse. it's gotten to the point where she's begged me to remember to do what i have to, to use schedules, set reminders, anything, but they never work.
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