English, 28.01.2021 05:40 alonzo8217

I need some free advice. So I am taking a college math class it was not supposed to be online but it is due to the pandemic. My teacher is a great teacher but he is not tech savy. Like WHAT SO EVER. All my math tests are being auto graded but it is giving me 0's because though my answer is right is marking them wrong. My teacher is aware and says he will fix it. Though it has been a few days I have sent two emails about fixing it, every test I take this happens so I am just getting more and more annoyed. He hasn't responded so what should I do? I can't drop this class because I need these credits. Do I email again? Do I post on a discussion forum for all student to see (I think they relate with me) Do I wait and let my grade plummet even though it shouldn't be? Do I wait for his answer and try staying patient? (Trust me I have been but watching a grad drop horrible lot when it shouldn’t be puts me on edge.)

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