3-Good Student Hoang Ngoc Nhi: Know where you are and how much effort you need to make

Good at all subjects from natural sciences to social sciences, student Hoang Ngoc Nhi (grade 11, TiH School - Ngo Thoi Nhiem Secondary - High School, Ho Chi Minh City) has just been recognized as one of the typical "3 Good Students" at the central level this year.

Hoang Ngoc Nhi - Photo: NVCC

This friend also won a bronze medal in literature at the Ho Chi Minh City April Olympic contest, second prize in city-level scientific research, second prize in the contest to learn about the life and career of President Ho Chi Minh, and a sports award. Confiding about herself, the 3-good student admitted: - I am diligent and always try to not study unbalanced. For subjects that I have not studied well, I spend more time, then watch videos to supplement my knowledge... I always try to find the points that I love in each group of subjects and will really enjoy finding answers with natural subjects or being able to open up and share personal thoughts with social subjects.

Having my family support makes me feel respected. This gives me strength when I make decisions, also helps me to be responsible for my choices and more confident in life.

HOANG NGOC NHI

3 Good Students: Failure is the key to success

* Have you ever failed? - Yes, many times, in literature competitions. When I was in middle school, I often received scores that almost won the prize. There were times when I was extremely disappointed and told my teachers that I would not compete anymore. But my teachers always encouraged me, helped me from doubting my own abilities to gradually understand that it was from participating in many competitions like that that I became bolder, more experienced and the sweet fruit was winning the Ho Chi Minh City Olympic competition in April. * Does a young person need to train themselves to have the ability to orient and self-aware early? - When having a clearer orientation about the future, each person will build a foundation for development sooner. I think that for someone who is too vague, not knowing who they are, what they do, it will be very difficult to compete with friends who are using that time to develop every day. Sometimes they are wasting a lot of time doing things they don't like, even doing the same thing over and over again that is not really suitable for them due to lack of direction.

Nurture motivation and confidence

* Does that mean you have decided on the field you want to pursue in the future? - With a little bit of writing and communication skills, I want to study and work in the social sector, possibly becoming a journalist or editor. Besides, I am trying to learn more Chinese to find a scholarship to study abroad or exchange programs in China. I want to be able to step out into the world to broaden my horizons and experience. * How does your family nurture and accompany your dreams? - The results I have achieved are always accompanied by my family. My parents always support me in every journey no matter what my choice is, never stopping me but always allowing me to be comfortable and free to choose in life. Most of the time, my parents just follow and cheer for me. I remember in the Ho Chi Minh City Olympic exam in April, my whole family followed and supported me. Everyone stayed at the exam location waiting for me for more than two hours to leave together when I finished the exam. These are the motivations for me now and in the future. * I heard that you are passionate about Youth Union activities, what makes you love it? - I used to be afraid of crowds, quite closed and shy. It was the Youth Union activities that helped me learn to open up through interacting with many people, having more relationships, and being more sociable with friends. I learned how to persuade and mobilize people to participate in activities, and told myself not to be too nervous when speaking in front of a crowd. Those experiences gradually helped me become more confident and no longer afraid of crowds like before.

* Do you have any personal motto in life? - I like the saying "Know yourself, know your enemy, and you can fight a hundred battles with no danger of defeat" because it really helps me a lot. Being able to participate in many competitions is a blessing for me and I always remind myself to try to move forward and not give up easily. Whether I win or not, I approach each competition with a serious attitude and try my best. I always observe and have a panoramic view, considering the abilities and strengths of other contestants. That helps me realize where I stand in the group, thereby overcoming my weaknesses and trying to focus my efforts in the right direction.

Binh Minh - Tuoitre.vn

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