6. Low Self-esteem
Once a student believes he/she is “bad” at a particularly subject or course he/she will always be bad at that subject/course. To overcome this dilemma, you must stop thinking negatively about yourself, you must re-programme your mind with positive thoughts and images, remember what the Holy Book said, “As a man thinketh in his heart so he is”
7. Negative Reports
Most students fail to excel in school because they feed their minds with negative thoughts/reports from senior colleagues. When such students are told that a particular subject or course is hard, they accept it and only pray for an “E”. Though, it is good to hear what your senior colleagues are saying about a subject, course, and your teachers/lecturers. As far as I am concerned, that should prepare you to work harder rather than deter you from your goal of academic excellence. From my own experience, courses/subjects that are termed difficult by my senior colleagues are usually courses that I score As.
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Fear
Thirty-second President of USA, Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882-1945) once said “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself”. To succeed in school, you must fight against fear. You must always be courageous as a student, you can read that test book and understand it, you can pass that examination. Don’t be afraid of anything, as stated above, the only thing you should fear is fear
Once a student believes he/she is “bad” at a particularly subject or course he/she will always be bad at that subject/course. To overcome this dilemma, you must stop thinking negatively about yourself, you must re-programme your mind with positive thoughts and images, remember what the Holy Book said, “As a man thinketh in his heart so he is”
7. Negative Reports
Most students fail to excel in school because they feed their minds with negative thoughts/reports from senior colleagues. When such students are told that a particular subject or course is hard, they accept it and only pray for an “E”. Though, it is good to hear what your senior colleagues are saying about a subject, course, and your teachers/lecturers. As far as I am concerned, that should prepare you to work harder rather than deter you from your goal of academic excellence. From my own experience, courses/subjects that are termed difficult by my senior colleagues are usually courses that I score As.
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Fear
Thirty-second President of USA, Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882-1945) once said “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself”. To succeed in school, you must fight against fear. You must always be courageous as a student, you can read that test book and understand it, you can pass that examination. Don’t be afraid of anything, as stated above, the only thing you should fear is fear