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Posted: Jul 12, 2011, 08:21
THE ART OF BECOMING SMART
New Perspectives
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Calgary, AB, Canada
Aleem A. Nassar, BC Comm., BA, MBA
Founder/President
403-680-7864
aleemnasser@gmail.com
www.theartofbecomingsmart.com
The Art of Becoming Smart is a new academic coaching program for high school and college/university students designed for struggling students who are feeling hopeless and have a negative self image due to low academic grades, which affects their relationships, career path and personal health, in addition to their feelings as a disappointment to their parents and others. This small coaching program only selects ten students per month.
Aleem Nassar, founder and president of The Art of Becoming Smart created this coaching program after overcoming his own struggles while attending college. Aleem spent months on research: talking with top mark students and instructors, attending educational seminars and studying books on academic success which resulted in learning that to achieve the success he was looking for, his first step was to change his beliefs about school and focus on his personal views and thoughts.
In his coaching program, Aleem teaches and mentors students with tools that he has created, including an eight part module system all designed to bring up the student's academic grades, increase motivation, enhance communication and listening skills, create self confidence and perform in group study groups effectively, all guaranteed to improve the student's grade levels or if grades do not improve, they can re-take the entire coaching program at no cost until their grades do improve.
Also available to students are personalized 2-week Intensive Smart Shops in a wide area of topics that include: improving test and exam writing, time management, eliminating text anxiety and much more.
[This information came from The Art of Becoming Smart website.]
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