2014-05-12, 01:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 2014-05-12, 04:31 PM by MariettaRC.)
Being in this situation before, I know how you feel.
One, talk to your partner. It's not a group project if you don't discuss concerns with your teammate(s).
Two,if you're really serious about this, you would keep working at it you should ask for help! Your partner may be able to help you out, hence why it should be brought up. If you are truly unable to complete your part by the deadline, you may let your professor know that that is on your part and not your partner's. A rule of group projects is that if someone isn't pulling their weight, the entire group should not be penalized for it, as long as they let the professor know what problems had arisen. But you should at least be recognized for the fact that you are at least trying.
Three, talk to your professor about the course. S/he will understand if you explain what your problem is and might be able to give you some advice.
Really, if there's anything I learned out of college, it's to not go about things by yourself and considered yourself doomed to fail without talking to someone about it first. So really, coming to us for help was a good idea, and so will talking to those involved.
One, talk to your partner. It's not a group project if you don't discuss concerns with your teammate(s).
Two,
Three, talk to your professor about the course. S/he will understand if you explain what your problem is and might be able to give you some advice.
Really, if there's anything I learned out of college, it's to not go about things by yourself and considered yourself doomed to fail without talking to someone about it first. So really, coming to us for help was a good idea, and so will talking to those involved.