Tough Physics


Physics is so tough I'm thinking of dropping the whole school stuff, what do I do? I don't want want to disappoint family cuz of failure !

Unless you are planning to be a physicist, you only have to take one or two years of physics at most, and never again for the rest of your life. Dropping out of school will certainly affect the rest of your life. Tell everyone you desperately need help with physics and get as much help as you can - from family, friends, teachers, tutors. With much effort, you will certainly be able to scrape through. In the words of Muhammad Ali, “Don’t quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion."

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