This book details a step-by-step program for increasing task performance (with emphasis on academic, personal and professional development) via 5 proven strategies that explore:
• understanding the changing times
• understanding how the human mind (brain) receives and processes information
• leveraging on time to enable you do more
• learning as part of a group
• learning on your own
The book also pinpoints the strategies to prepare for project works, presentations and examinations (and other forms of assessments employed by the society).
As you grab a copy of Increase Your Scores, you are handling an essential life guide that has been endorsed by educationists and is treasured by many people who have benefited from its pages of practical wisdom.
Endorsements:
“Mr. Hayford Kumah’s brilliant new book is a Godsend. It is filled with invaluable insights and information that no one can afford to ignore.” Prof (Mrs) Ibok Oduro
“I recommend this book to every student from the primary to the postgraduate levels.” Prof E.A. Jackson
“This book is a must for everyone, because everyone needs a good exam score, especially in today’s competitive academic environment. Highly recommended!” Hon. Dr. Mark Assibey-Yeboah, MP
“The primary reason why many students do not succeed in their academics is because they do not have access to the right information. I see this book as addressing a major need among students at all levels. It is a good piece and I congratulate the author.” Dr. J.J. Kponyo, Lecturer
“I have always dreamt of a day when a book will be written to address the many challenges faced by stakeholders in education. Hayford Kumah in his book ‘Increase Your Scores’ has made the dream come true” Theresah Adjei, Retired Educationist
“Increase Your Scores is an interesting and inspiring book…. This book is a clear and simple road-map that shows you how to unravel the secrets of academic excellence. I highly recommend it to all, particularly to students from primary to tertiary levels.” Frank K. Banaseka, Lecturer.
"[Increase your Scores] is recommended for ... general readership" (Ghana Education Service)
