my teacher asiigned groups and of course im with no brainers they dont do anything what should i do?

Answer 1

If you are sure they are deadbeats and won't help at all, then do all the work yourself. Don't trust an untrustworthy person with your grade. Do all the work and get the 'A'. If they benefit then whatever.

This is unfair.
Unfortunately this is life.

I have been in doctorate level project groups and had to carry a group. Deadbeats occur everywhere and you got to look out for your grade even if it benefits someone who didn't work.

Answer 2

You do the best you can and encourage the others to help.
The teacher may be hoping that you can get them interested and involved in learning.
The best way to learn anything is to teach it to someone else. You can become really good at the topic by helping the others to learn it.
The secret of success is doing the best in any situation in which you find yourself. Give some people a ball of steel wool and they'll knit a stove! Be positive and good things will happen.

Answer 3

be sure to delegate some responsibility, but if you feel uncomfortable leaving them with certain tasks you can have them do it and report back to the group, or just do it yourself based on how much time you have. Give them credit, though, most people who act stupid only do so because they want everyone else to do the work for them. (Sorry all you slackers)

Answer 4

Not judge them, but show yourself the leader/brain you claim to be, and pull the team together.
This is a great skill to learn/have, since you may/will encounter this again in the workforce, and you will have to make it work then too.

Good luck.

Answer 5

Do the assignment by yourself at home and turn it in privately. Then, do a version at school with your group, giving them all the wrong answers!

Answer 6

Talk to the teacher about it and see what they say.

Answer 7

you should put your foot down and tell them, "look! I'm not going to do all this work by myself, either you guys help me or I'm not going do **** !"