"I Haven't Healed": Student Fails Test, Studies Harder, but Gets Lower Score and Shows Off Marks

• One young woman opened up about her studies in a video making rounds on social media
• The stunner revealed that she failed a test but didn’t give up, and the clip gained massive traction
• She unveiled her marks after putting in the effort, but the results were not what she expected
• Briefly News spoke to teacher Tasmin De Klerk, who shared tips on how students can prepare for their examinations

Student life is not for the faint-hearted. A young lady shared her study journey in a video, and many could relate to the hun's story.

Woman fails test, studies harder and shows off marks

The stunner took to her TikTok account to narrate her story under the handle @lesedi.r.m, where she revealed that she failed her test for a semester after studying every day for a month, and she received 36%.

However, that did not stop @lesedi.r.m from working harder for the next semester to yield positive and much better results. But, that did not end well, as the woman managed to store 20% despite failing both of her tests @lesedi.r.m remained positive and expressed that she is smiling because life does not end there.

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While taking to her TikTok caption, the hun said the following:

"material science my dhiye nkare I can get drunk from apple munch."

Watch the video.

Expert tips for exam preparation

While speaking to Briefly News, teacher Tasmin De Klerk told the publication that preparing for an exam helps one understand the material better, which will boost confidence, reduce stress, and lead to better performance and higher scores.

The educator suggested the following:

"I would suggest that students stay organised, utilise their time wisely, keep study sessions short but effective, and ask as many questions when they have doubts about examinations or do not understand an area in the subject/ module being taught."

De Klerk went on to add:

"Students should remember that there is no such thing as a stupid question; educators/lecturers are there to help you as much as they can and, more importantly, go over past papers. I motivate students to welcome challenges, maintain their curiosity, and pursue lifelong learning...And lastly, reward yourself, therefore."

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SA can relate to student's struggles

People reacted to the woman's video as many could relate to the hun's story. They rushed to the comments section to express their thoughts.

Neliswa sithole cracked a joke, saying:

"You can never go wrong with studying the day before the exam."

Ceeno said:

"The truth I learnt is it's not about how much you study. Study smart and involve God in your academics."

kaaybee_hlophe shared:

"That's normal. I remember in my first year doing an assignment that was out of 50, I got five and only five was for referencing. I haven't healed."

Hope expressed:

"I'm crying right now statistics is showing me flames, lapho I'm writing in the next few hours, tomorrow morning."

Libra Baby commented:

"Same Sana, same!! I even went to admin and told them I wanted to deregister they immediately took me to the school psychologist."

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South African student fails past exam

Briefly News previously reported that a Mpumalanga varsity student made Mzansi crack up with her video where she failed a past exam.

The woman's video humorously comments on students' struggles studying for previous exams to prepare for their current exams. @iloveyusuff's TikTok video was so side-splitting that over 500K people viewed it, and 111K people loved it.

Source: Briefly News