Can you share some poor students success stories?

Another is Colonel Sanders. He had a rough start in life. He was quite old and nearly penniless when he decided to start franchising his Kentucky Fried Chicken recipe. He traveled around the country trying to convince restaurant owners to use his recipe. With great effort, his KFC became a global fast - food giant. His story proves that it's never too late to start on the road to success.

There was a girl called Lily. She was shy and had difficulty expressing herself in public. However, she joined the school debate club. With continuous practice and encouragement from the club members, she gradually overcame her shyness. Now she can give great speeches in front of a large audience and has won several awards in debating competitions. She is a real success story of a student who has grown so much.

One poor family success story is that of Oprah Winfrey. She was born into poverty in Mississippi. Despite a difficult childhood filled with hardships, she was determined. She worked hard in school and in her early career in media. Through her perseverance and talent, she became a media mogul, with her own talk show that reached millions around the world, and she has also been involved in many philanthropic efforts, giving back to those in need just like she once was.

J.K. Rowling. She was a single mother living on welfare when she started writing the Harry Potter series. Publishers initially rejected her manuscript multiple times. But she didn't give up. Eventually, the series became a global phenomenon. It not only made her extremely wealthy but also changed the face of children's literature, inspiring generations of young readers.

In the educational context, there was a student who was a poor responder to traditional teaching methods. Teachers considered this student as not being very receptive. However, when the school introduced a new personalized learning program with more hands - on activities and individual attention, the student started to thrive. He/She became more engaged in learning and achieved good grades in the end, which is a wonderful success story for a poor responder.

There was a couple who had embryos that were graded as poor quality. But after the embryo transfer, the woman became pregnant. It turned out that the embryo was able to adapt well to the uterine environment.

Another example is a boy with physical disabilities, Mark. He couldn't move his legs easily. But he was passionate about sports. He got involved in wheelchair basketball. Through years of training, his team won many championships. His success proves that students with disabilities can shine in their chosen fields.

Sure. There is Mark Zuckerberg. He started Facebook while in college. His idea of a social networking site took off and became a global phenomenon. It changed the way people communicate and connect around the world.

Sure. There's Steve Jobs. He dropped out of college, which could be seen as a 'bad student' move. But he had a vision and passion for technology. He co - founded Apple and revolutionized the tech industry with products like the iPhone. His creativity and determination led to huge success despite not following the traditional academic path.

Another story is about Ahmed from Egypt who studied engineering in Germany. He was always curious and eager to learn new things. He took part in international engineering competitions during his study. His innovative ideas caught the attention of many companies. After finishing his degree, he started his own engineering firm, which has been very successful. His success was built on his passion for engineering and his courage to step out of his comfort zone.