If you're really having a hard time learning because of your teacher's teaching style, consider having an open conversation with her about it. Let her know what specifically is bothering you and see if she can make some adjustments to help you learn better. For instance, if you think your teacher is too harsh of a grader, you might want to ask for some tutoring or study tips. If she speaks too quickly, find an appropriate time to talk to the teacher and kindly ask if she could speak slower because you've been having trouble understanding. If there's something going on in your personal life that is affecting you at school, let your teacher know about it. She may be much more understanding of your behavior if she understands where it's coming from. Only talk to your teacher about things that can be changed. It might help to have a conversation about comments on your homework that you don't understand, but it will not be productive to tell your teacher that you think she's mean and unfair. Instead of just blaming the teacher for the problem. show that you're willing to work together to fix it. If there are other students in the class who seem to be getting along with the teacher and doing well in the class, talk to them about their strategy. Ask them if they have encountered any of the same problems you are dealing with, and if so, what they did about it. They may have some useful tips for how to get better grades or get on this teacher's good side. Your school counselor is there to help you deal with all sorts of problems, both in and out of school. Your counselor can work with you to help you understand why you don't like your teacher and what you might be able to do to improve the situation. In some cases, your counselor might have a talk with you and your teacher or might recommend that you be reassigned to another class, but don't go into the meeting expecting these results. Let your parents know how you feel about your teacher, but be sure to explain exactly why you feel that way. They may be able to offer you some good perspective and advice on how to deal with the situation. It may help to have your parents help you write down a list of things you dislike about your teacher. This can help you figure out what you can talk to the teacher about. If it has gotten to the point that you feel you are unable to manage the situation with your teacher, you can ask your parents to have a meeting with her. If that doesn't go well and your parents believe that your teacher is being unreasonable, they can go to the principal or superintendent. If you have exhausted all of your other options and you truly believe that your schoolwork is being affected by your bad relationship with your teacher, ask to be reassigned to another class. Keep in mind that conflict resolution is a very important skill. You will be depriving yourself of learning how to deal with tough situations if you request a reassignment without trying to work things out first
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One-sentence summary -- Have a talk with your teacher. Talk to other students. Talk to your counselor. Get your parents involved. Choose reassignment as a last resort.

Q: After 20-30 seconds, take the bowl out of the microwave and stir everything together. If the shortening isn't completely melted, microwave the mixture for another 5 seconds at a time until it is. Since you're just heating this for a short time, regular heat is fine. If you microwave the gelatin for too long, though, you could scorch it and affect the texture. Use your hands to push and roll the dough and sugar together until all of the sugar and tylose combination has been worked into the gum paste dough. As you work, you should feel the dough start to become tough and less sticky. If the dough still feels sticky once all of the sugar is incorporated, add more powdered sugar, about 1/8 cup (15 g) at a time. Unlike gum paste made with egg whites, this recipe does not need to be refrigerated in order to set up. However, it does need to rest for at least 8 hours or overnight. Wrap the gum paste tightly with plastic wrap, then place it in an air-tight container somewhere that it won't be disturbed.
A: Microwave the gelatin mixture for 20-30 seconds. Knead the remaining sugar into the dough. Wrap the gum paste in plastic wrap and put it in a container overnight.

Article: You can access this from the Start menu, or your can press Win+R to open it directly. Press Enter top open the program. This will bring up your registry. Be very careful when adjusting the registry, as you can cause your system to become inoperable. Once you're in the registry, you can use it to help remove old, unwanted programs, change your History folder location, and more. See this guide for detailed instructions on navigating and using the registry.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open the "Run" box. Type in regedit. Make changes.

Problem: Article: If you are still in school, talk to them about arranging a job shadow on your behalf. Many schools already have established programs or relationships with local workplaces. Ask your teacher, guidance counselor, or career services office for recommendations and contacts. If you have already graduated, get in touch with your school's alumni office. They often have networking and job search resources. You may already know someone who can arrange a job shadow for you! Spend some time looking over your address book and social media lists for anyone who works at a place you'd like to shadow. Ask your friends and family if they know anyone who can put you in touch with a potential shadowing opportunity. If you aren't able to find a contact, go to the company or office website and look up their human resources or public relations division. Many workplaces, especially government offices and major corporations, have established job shadowing programs and will be able to help you. Once you know who to get in touch with for a job shadow, write them a formal email asking for the opportunity to job shadow. The letter doesn't have to be long, but it should be polite, clear, and written in formal style. You could try writing something like "Dear Sgt. Smith: I am a student at Springfield High School and I am hoping to pursue a career as a police officer. I'm writing you to ask if the Springfield Police Department has any opportunities for a job shadow in the near future. I am happy to submit to a background check. Thank you for your time, and I hope to hear from you soon. Sincerely, Kelly Jones." Some job shadows require a background check. If you're asked to take one, be sure to send them all the information they need as soon as possible. If you aren't able to find a job shadow in your area, search online for opportunities to online job shadow. These websites provide video tours, interviews with real employees, and opportunities to ask employees questions directly.
Summary: Ask your school for help arranging a job shadow. Check your personal network for potential connections. Look up the company's human resources division. Write a formal email request to your contact. Take a background check if necessary. Try an online job shadow.

Article: Don't try to disinfect the case while it's still on your phone. The disinfectant could get inside your phone and damage it. If the phone case has multiple parts, separate them by pulling the inner piece out from the hard outer part of the case. Use rubbing alcohol that's 70 percent or higher. If the rubbing alcohol you're using is in a spray bottle, you can spray it directly onto the phone case instead of using a cloth. Wipe down both the plastic and silicon parts of your phone case. Make sure you wipe down the inside and the outside of the phone case with the rubbing alcohol. Try to get as much of the rubbing alcohol off as you can. The phone case should feel mostly dry to the touch when you're finished. Set the case somewhere it can air dry for an hour. After an hour has passed, put your phone back in its case. Get in the habit of disinfecting your phone at least once a month so it stays clean.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Take the phone case off of your phone. Soak part of a soft cloth in rubbing alcohol. Wipe the phone case down with the alcohol-soaked cloth. Wipe off the rubbing alcohol with a dry, soft cloth. Wait an hour before you put your phone back in the case.