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Do good marks and grades predict success in life? Dr Denise Pope shares her insights

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In this exclusive video, Dr Denise Pope of Stanford University speaks on how parents can help their children do better in exams. How do you define success for your children? How can you help them do their best in exams? What is the importance of failure? Dr Pope explores all these questions and more in this insightful video

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