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The Personal Excellence Blog
Examinations are in place to test a student’s knowledge of a specific subject. However there are instances where students don’t do well on a subject, not because they don’t know the material, but because they did not provide the information the examiner is looking for. In many of these instances, it is simple things the student didn’t do that would have made all the difference between a good grade and an excellent grade, or even the difference between a pass or a fail. Most teachers and examiners are in the business of teaching to see students succeed. They have little satisfaction in failing a student. Examiners are well aware that students have spent a lot of time preparing and working towards passing and would rather pass them than fail them.

