Opinion: Here Is The Lesson Learnt From CS Nominee Hassan Joho
I agree with Joho, High school academic results should never be used to define or condemn someone’s potential for life.
A poor result in high school does not necessarily reflect a lack of intelligence or capability.
In fact, some individuals who struggle academically in high school go on to achieve remarkable success in business and other areas of life.
High school exams represent just a basic level of education and are not the ultimate measure of one’s abilities or future potential.
