I felt awful and got a bad grade. I realized that I need to write the speech early and copy it for the interpreter. We set up signals to use if the interpreter needed clarification on something, if she needed me to slow down so she could keep up with me, or when I voice for myself, how to adjust my volume. The next time I presented, the interpreting was perfect. Yeah, and it was hard to do, but very important to talk to my interpreter and teacher ahead of time about the accommodations I need for evaluations and tests.
School can feel overwhelming.
Schools have many resources and services to help you. Let's see what suggestions Hank has for Sarah. I'm having trouble with my English class. I'm getting so far behind, I just don't understand. That's too bad.