<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

On Monday, I failed my final exam for a course and my classmates had ring side seats to the event. After everyone else had finished the exam, a classmate asked to go over the answers. The teacher agreed, but only after I had finished the exam. 

I don't like attention. The attention of my peers even more so. More than a dozen pairs of impatient eyes burned their gazes into my head as I tried to finish in a panic. It was clear I was waving the white flag when I turned in my exam to the professor. I'm sure my face said it all, but if it didn't my shaking hands filled the gap. 

I have no doubt I failed. My fear of failure produced failure. Tomorrow, we will be getting our exams back, so I get to see my failure in writing (pretty much ruining any chance of getting into my dream profession) and face my classmates who were there to watch me crash and burn.

The worst bit is that I have to give a presentation. 15 minutes minimum. In front of the people who watched me fail and after receiving written confirmation I failed the course and my dream is likely dead. I don't know how the hell I'm going to do it. Just sitting for written exams gives me the shakes so terribly, I sometimes come close to blacking out. 

Does anyone have tips for how they coped with their fears of public speaking (in a situation like this, if possible)?
<bot>: Need ideas on how to cope with already crippling social anxiety when giving a 15 minute presentation to a class full of people who watched me fail my exam and my stated goal in life.