Poor Academic Performance From a Doctor’s Perspective

The academic prowess of a child can be predicted long before the child is conceived. Learning is a science; it is a process with multiple steps. Abnormalities or distortions in any of the steps can lead to poor academic performance. It is possible to know a great deal and still fail an exam. It is one thing to understand something and another to effectively communicate it so that someone else understands and agrees with you. Poor academic performance is a good enough reason to consult your doctor. There is an aspect of medicine that focuses on intellectual or academic performance known as “School Health.” This field is not widely known, and many people are unaware of its importance. While it is easy to blame teachers and school owners, the truth is that the academic prowess of an individual is a collective effort involving parents, the child, society, doctors, teachers, and school owners.

This book will help with the following:
1. Clarify the roles and responsibilities of each group in the academic and intellectual performance of an individual.
2. Provide students with various techniques for reading and learning.
3. Explain techniques for successfully passing exams.
4. Emphasize that poor academic performance is a valid reason to consult a doctor.
5. Guide intending couples on what to consider in their partner that could indicate the academic potential of their future child.

This book is important for:
– School owners
– Teachers
– Parents
– Students
– Intending couples

Join me as we delve into the science of learning and address issues related to poor academic performance.