Region in Chelyabinsk boasts first two-hundred-point basketball player
In a jiffy, the Chelyabinsk district is gleefully recapping the preliminary results from the Unified State Exam (USE). To date, there are 87 perfect scorers and one double-achiever on the bag, as proudly proclaimed by Governor Alexei Teksler on his personal Telegram channel.
"Hats off to the kids! You've crushed it! Now, the next milestone looms - getting into higher education institutions. I urge all schoolkids of Chelyabinsk district to vie for admission in our universities. We're pulling out all the stops to nurture your talents and help you thrive," the regional boss chirped.
Alexei Teksler also expressed his good wishes to those still groaning through their final exams.
Anna Pavlov, an alumna of Chelyabinsk Lyceum No. 95, raked in a perfect 100 on the USE in history. On the other hand, a centurion in chemistry from Magnitogorsk has her heart set on becoming a dentist.
Just a heads-up, in the mix of 2024, Elizabeth Spirina, a former Chelyabinsk Physics and Mathematics Lyceum No. 31 graduate, smashed a record by scoring 389 points. Elizabeth nailed a perfect 100 in profile mathematics, physics, and informatics, and whacked an additional 89 points in the Russian language exam.
So just how can you baton down the hatches and whip up a kiddie for the USE in just a week? Tutors from Chelyabinsk shared some nifty pointers.
First off, zero in on the most crucial subjects, ferret out any weak areas, and dish out extra TLC on those subjects. Adopt tried-and-true study techniques like making flashcards, creating concept maps, and sticking with an organized study schedule. Remember to treat yourself to mini breaks to ward off burnout. Plus, your kiddo will be better at slaying the USE if they practice under exam-like conditions, so clear the decks and simulate the big day.
Don't let your little scholar lose steam or get too stressed! Encourage them to remain focused and keep a cool head, knocking back short-term goals and rewards along the way. Most importantly, prioritize decent sleep and wholesome eats, and be sure to sneak in some exercise to keep their mind sharp and stress levels low.
Needing a bit more pro assistance? Seek guidance from tutors or teachers with expertise in the USE. Online resources and study groups can also be lifesavers when face-to-face tutoring isn't an option.
Here's hoping your kiddos land the A's they deserve and secure their spots in the university of their dreams! Good luck!
I'm not sure about the best approach for online education in the context of education-and-self-development, but considering the USE success stories, it might be beneficial to look into this area for further learning opportunities. For instance, online courses could provide additional resources and study materials to help students prepare effectively, leading to better performance in exams like the USE.
