[Yo, math teacher smart]
I always fail my math tests, but I always try my best . . . and I hate when I get something wrong . . . but I feel like I am getting better. When my teacher told me "You always fail your tests" I said "Well, I learn from my mistakes"
Then my teacher said:
"if you really learn from your mistakes, why are you so afraid of making them?"
I don't know . . .
Someone help so I can tell my teacher the answer tomorrow . . .

Its true that you can learn from your mistakes, but that's only if you don't neglect your mistakes and try to learn from them.

Its natural t be afraid of making mistakes, but there isn't anything bad in making them (Everyone makes mistakes)

In conclusion: You are afraid in making mistakes because you are afraid to fail your test or just the fact to get something wrong. You hope to get a perfect score. But if you don't get that wished score, there is still a hope and a benefit. You can check through your mistakes and learn from them.

Just tell your teacher that you always hope to get a good grade on test, that's why you are afraid to get mistakes . . . but even you don't get a good score, you have a chance to learn from your mistakes and have a higher chance of a getting a good score next time.

yes. we do proportions in probabilities.

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