Building student resilience

Friday, October 20, 2023 | 320 Views |

Getting feedback from customers keeps the business going. An avid reader of this education platform asked me to share notes on how to build student resilience in the face of adversity - examinations to be precise.

And in an attempt to be seen to be customer-driven, I agreed to do something. And here I am subjecting to my philosophical rumblings on a subject for which I have no mastery.

First things first. Good luck to all the 2023 candidates at all levels. You are all winners destined to prevail in the midst of adversity. The unexpected delay of some examinations should not throw any one off balance.

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