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Think of exams like a test in one game only 🎮 Imagine you are really good at cricket, drawing, and solving puzzles…but school only gives marks for a written test.Does that mean you are not smart? 🤔No, it just means the test is checking only one type of skill. Exams and marks are helpful because theyRead more
Think of exams like a test in one game only 🎮
Imagine you are really good at cricket, drawing, and solving puzzles…
but school only gives marks for a written test.
Does that mean you are not smart? 🤔
No, it just means the test is checking only one type of skill.
Exams and marks are helpful because they show how well you remember things and write answers on time.
But being smart also means thinking, creating, speaking, solving problems, and understanding things in real life.
So the best way is not just exams…
It should be a mix of tests + projects + activities + real-life learning
Simple line to remember:
See lessMarks tell a part of the story, not the whole story