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It may seem to the reader that Wilson Kyrolls, the author of this book, is a European educational expert and the book is translated, but the truth is not so. The writer's mother, father, and upbringing are Egyptian, and the book is written in Arabic and directed to Egyptian and Arab students. The author worked as a social worker in the Egyptian Ministry of Education, and by virtue of his work He looked at the problems of students over the long years of work and discovered a great similarity between them, and it became clear to him that most of them were related to studying and exams. He was also able to link the academic problems that the student suffers from on the one hand, and his special circumstances in terms of economic, health and social aspects on the other hand.
He is therefore an eyewitness to this problem with its developments and manifestations of recurrence, and his research into it is considered field-based, as he was in the middle and the arena of the problem, among the students of the schools between which he moved throughout the period of his career as a social worker. As for his goal in writing his book, he himself defined it: "Until To be a guide to our students and an assistant to our brothers, parents and teachers, and to achieve cooperation among everyone."