The teacher and students burst into happiness when they knew the exam results.
At the national high school excellent student (HSG) competition for the 2023-2024 school year, Dak Lak province had 60 students winning prizes, specifically, 3 first prizes in physics, chemistry, and geography; 10 second prizes; 22 third prizes and 25 consolation prizes. Of which, Nguyen Du High School for the Gifted dominated with 53 national HSG prizes.
Class 12 Literature and History of Nguyen Du High School for the Gifted (Dak Lak) has 9 students winning national excellent student awards (Photo: Thuy Diem).
Notably, the outstanding achievement of class 12 Literature - History, Nguyen Du High School for the Gifted, with 9 students winning prizes, including: 4 students winning prizes in Literature, 2 students winning prizes in History and 3 students winning prizes in Geography. Receiving the exam results from the Ministry of Education and Training, the whole class burst into happiness.
For two consecutive years, Nguyen Dang Ha Chau (deputy head of the class) won second prize in the national literature competition. When the teachers announced that the class had achieved high exam results, the whole class hugged each other to congratulate them.
In the national gifted student exam, Ha Chau did not create stress or pressure for herself but considered it a challenge to overcome.
Female student Nguyen Dang Ha Chau won second prize in the national literature competition for two consecutive years (Photo: Thuy Diem).
Literature is an interesting subject for the deputy head of the class. When studying literature with passion, acquiring knowledge is very easy.
"I don't learn literature by cramming, but rather study slowly, find inspiration in the subject, and spend 2-3 hours every day to consolidate the lessons I've learned and read a lot of books. In addition, I often read books, watch TV to expand my knowledge and draw mind maps to organize my knowledge logically," Ha Chau shared.
With the second prize in the national excellent student contest, Ha Chau will be directly admitted to the Foreign Trade University in Ho Chi Minh City with the condition that she gets 24 points in the 3 subjects of the high school graduation exam in group D (math, literature, English). Therefore, the female student is trying her best to complete the 12th grade program and review for the upcoming high school exam.
Recalling the memory of taking the national exam for gifted students, female student Hoang Thi To Uyen (second prize winner in history) cannot forget the moment she stepped out of the exam room and burst into tears because she regretted not being able to complete the exam due to running out of time.
Student Hoang Thi To Uyen (left) excellently won second prize in the national history competition (Photo: Thuy Diem).
To Uyen said that the time to complete the history subject was only 180 minutes for 7 essay questions. Therefore, when receiving the exam, Uyen took advantage of every minute to do the test.
"Each question has a different presentation method, has arguments and key words for the answer, so when I did the test, I was quite pressured. I just wanted to have more time to do the test well, completely according to my ideas, but I still didn't have time, so when I walked out of the exam room, I burst into tears. When I found out that I won second prize in history, I was quite surprised and very happy about the result I achieved," To Uyen expressed.
Sharing her secret to learning history, To Uyen said that the first thing is to study thoroughly and grasp the knowledge in the textbooks, just need to memorize a certain amount of knowledge. After that, she organizes the lessons she has learned by drawing a timeline, connecting historical periods with real life in history lessons so that studying is not too overwhelming or boring.
Although she won a prize in history, To Uyen had a passion for economic law, so the female student from Cu M'gar district registered directly for admission to Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics to pursue her passion.
Dak Lak has the highest number of students winning excellent student awards ever.
Teacher Le Tran Thi Kieu Trinh, homeroom teacher of grade 12 Literature - History, said the students' efforts and perseverance have been rewarded with sweet achievements.
According to Ms. Trinh, the class has 37 students, of which 15 are in the national gifted student competition team and 9 have won prizes.
"I am very happy and proud of the results the students have achieved. For me, the greatest happiness for a teacher is probably seeing my students being very obedient, united, and supporting each other in the learning process and growing up every day.
The national excellent student achievement is the beginning and motivation for students to look forward to the future and realize their life's dream," Ms. Trinh said.
It is known that the National High School Gifted Student Exam for the 2023-2024 school year in Dak Lak province achieved the highest achievement of the province so far. Dak Lak continues to be in the top of the provinces in the South Central Coast and Central Highlands regions in terms of national gifted student achievements.
Talking to Dan Tri reporter, Mr. Do Tuong Hiep - Deputy Director of Dak Lak Department of Education and Training - said that in recent years, the work of selecting and early detecting students with potential to train for the national gifted student competition has received great attention from the provincial education sector.
In addition, the quality of the teaching staff is improved, teaching methods are innovative, flexible and creative in each school year. Teachers and students constantly exchange and learn experiences from experts and specialized schools across the country.
"Along with the training of teachers, it is necessary to acknowledge and commend the great efforts of students. They are very dedicated to studying not only at school but also in the subjects of the national excellent student competition. The achievements are also the result of the coordination and consensus of students, families, schools and society," said Mr. Hiep.
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