who have an experience of withdrawing?

Who once withdrew?

It was my first time to withdraw.

This was because I felt stressful, and little confident about getting As in A&P courses.

Actually, I only got two Bs in classes. That made me very worried. Other than grades, peer competition, a teacher, and the busy schedule in summer semester were other reasons made me withdraw.

When some classmates pointed "foramen rotundum" quickly and exactly in lab classes, I felt sad because I could not remember the name as quickly and exactly as they did.

When a teacher of mine said that "ionic compound completely loses or gains electrons" was right, I felt sad because words in the textbook were "ionic compound loses or gains one or more electrons," and I thought the teacher's words were not accurate.

The schedule in summer semester was busy. I had no weekends, but I still did not do well in classes.

Before withdrawing, I was sad because of the grades I got.

After withdrawing, I am sad too because even though I withdrew this time, I am not sure whether I can do well in the same course next semester.

In addition, if someone have some ideas of studying methods of A&P, please direct me.

My questions are below:

1. What should I do when I disagree with a teacher's answer in a test? What I did was to argue, but no result.

2. When I try to memorize words of A&P, what I do just repeats and repeats. Which way do you think is the most effective way to memorize exactly and quickly?

3. When I studied A&P, I mainly read the textbook instead of the teacher's notebook. Do you think the teacher's notebook is as important as the textbook or more important than the textbook? How to use both of them effectively?

Any direction will be appreciated!!!!!!!

By the way, to whom has an idea of withdrawing, I do not think withdraw is a good choice so that please think it twice.

Grace