The Happy Student ~ Paperback ~ Daniel Wong

The Happy Student ~ Paperback ~ Daniel Wong
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Are you a happy, motivated student? Or do you drag yourself to class every morning? In The Happy Student, Daniel Wong describes the five key steps you need to take in order to become both a successful and happy student. Wong scored straight A s all through college and received numerous academic honors and awards, but he didn t find fulfillment in his achievements until he discovered the five steps. Wong draws on his personal journey from unhappy overachiever to happy straight-A student to guide you through your own transformational process. If you re a high school or college student who has begun to question what the true purpose of education is, The Happy Student will lead you to the right answer. If you re a teacher or parent, The Happy Student will explain how you can help your students become intrinsically motivated. You must become purpose-driven rather than performance-driven, says Wong. You must ask the why questions before you ask the how questions. You must learn how to climb the ladder more effectively, but only after you ve made sure that the ladder is leaning against the right wall. In The Happy Student, Wong shows you how to: Enjoy a new sense of purpose in your academics Keep your motivation levels high every day using practical strategies Conquer your fear of failure Set meaningful goals and achieve them Increase your self-confidence Deal with the expectations of parents and teachers Fall in love with learning again Don t leave your happiness to chance. The Happy Student can make the difference between frustration and fulfillment in your academics."Author BiographyDaniel Wong graduated from Duke University in 2011 with a double major in mechanical engineering and economics. He is passionate about education and has given numerous talks to students about topics such as goal-setting, time management, college life skills and developing a personal vision for your life. He also gave a TEDx talk at Duke University in April 2011.