Top reasons why students fail examinations
Most students wonder why they (or
their friends) fail each examination they write. It is neither a curse nor
their fate. EVERY CHILD IS BLESSED WITH A GOOD MEMORY, BUT IT DEPENDS ON WHAT
EACH CHILD USES HIS/HERS FOR.
The fact is that, there are some certain things
that are needed to be taken care of to avoid failure.
I will be stating and explaining
five (5) good factors that contribute to what makes you fail examinations. Here
are they:
- Inadequate prepadation
- Playfulness
- Supplying wrong answers for the right questions
- Lack of skimming and scanning
- Poor handwriting
1. INADEQUATE PREPARATION
Lack of preparation or inadequate
preparation is the first and the best thing that can lure students into
failure. Most students believe that preparation for examinations starts some
few weeks/days before the examination date. NO, it is not so! Preparation for
examinations should start very early.
There are three (3) main ways to
prepare for examination. When these ways are followed, it's going to be a very
easy thing to pass examinations without much stress.
i.
One is preparation before the lesson. This
means studying the corresponding topics per subject just before the
lesson/class starts. This way, it helps students a lot to gain and understand
more new knowledge about the topic matters.
ii.
Preparation after lesson. This refers to
studying the lesson that was taught just immediately after the lesson was
delivered. It helps to get a better view and assimilate the lesson taught.
iii.
The third way is the routine preparation to remind.
Creating a regular study periods for the lesson that has been taught, in case
of forgetfulness.
2. PLAYFULNESS
In the order, it is playfulness
that brings about forgetfulness and forgetfulness leads to failure.
Plays are materials that detach
your knowledge from your brain, especially when you have a low storage + low
retrieval. "All works and no play
makes Jack a dull boy". Yes, it could be true. But it is better for
Jack not to play and be dull than to play and become duller everyday.
Meanwhile, the above quote does
NOT advice Jack to play for longer hours. It does not advice him to play
roughly.
Students are hereby adviced to
minimize their play (if it's necessary) to avoid forgetfulness.
3. SUPPLYING THE WRONG ANSWERS
Another reason why most students
who even prepare well fail examinations is when they supply incorrect answers
for particular questions. Mere looking at some questions, they are very simple
thereby giving such students more confidence to get the questions right. But
those questions may be very tricky and confusing. Then, with the aforementioned
confidence, they supply incorrect answers.
Hence, enough patience is needed
while answering examination questions. Read, read again and fully understand
the questions before you supply answers.
4. LACK OF SKIMMING AND SCANNING
What does it profit a candidate
who is always the first to submit, but at the end fails the examination? No
examiner or invigilator will reward you, either with marks or gift item, for
being the first person to submit. You submit lately does not mean you are going
to fail, neither will your marks be deducted.
Even if the questions are simple
and you are through with your works before the qiven time expires, always take
your time to skim and scan what you have written down. You might have supplied
wrong answers or even made mistakes.
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5. POOR HANDWRITING
Yes, your poor handwriting is my
last point. Like one of my teacher used to say : "you write rubbish, I
will mark nonsense".
How could you expect your
examiner to guess what you write for you? When you write what he can't see, you
should not blame him when he marks what he sees and leaves the rest for you.
Develop a better handwriting. No
matter the class you are, you are not too big to develop yourself with a good
handwriting. Get an handwriting book, study the way each letter is written both
in upper and lower cases. Practice, practice, and practice again till you
become perfect. And when you are perfect?.....still practice again.
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