“I failed in some subjects in exam, but my friend passed in all. Now he is an engineer in Microsoft, and I am the owner of Microsoft.” Bill Gates uses his failing academic experience to show to the public that failure in university courses is not a sign of failing in life. Moreover, Gates didn’t seem like a shoe-in for success after dropping out Harvard and starting a failed business with Microsoft. Imitated of Gates, how many times do you dream of being a genius even though your low grades? How many times do you tell yourself that low grades couldn’t stop me of trying? How many times do you think about the success road of failing persons like Gates, Walt Disney, Albert Einstein, and Darwin? Does work success come from exams failure? Although …show more content…
Yet, exams give these students goose bumps. In addition, some of the students have done all of their homework and studied hard, and they think they have a grip on the material. But then the day of the test comes, suddenly, they blank out, freeze up, zone out, or feel so nervous that they can't get it together to respond to those questions they knew the answers to just last night their ideas might be scattered since they have been putting under strict exam condition which may not perform up to the mark. Moreover, some students may forget some information because they get used to memorize information not well understand and acquire the main idea of …show more content…
Indeed, in a traditional classroom, it is often the case that students with the greatest ability easily achieve the top grades in the exams with little effort, while students who struggle often receive poor or failing grades even they have worked hard and shown great improvement. This frequently results in the top students not applying themselves because they can easily master the work with little or no effort and in the struggling students giving up because no amount of effort lead to an exam