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GRANTED FUTURE at public Universities and Colleges for 80% of our pupils

GRANTED FUTURE at public Universities and Colleges for 80% of our pupils. Bánhegyesiné Topor Gizella Radnóti Miklós Gimnázium, Dunakeszi, Hungary btg@freemail.hu http://server.dkrmg.sulinet.hu/~btg/.

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GRANTED FUTURE at public Universities and Colleges for 80% of our pupils

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  1. GRANTED FUTUREat public Universities and Colleges for 80% of our pupils Bánhegyesiné Topor Gizella Radnóti Miklós Gimnázium, Dunakeszi, Hungary btg@freemail.huhttp://server.dkrmg.sulinet.hu/~btg/ Granted Future

  2. The remaining 20% of pupils may attend different vocational secondary schools or private schools. Students need to take entrance exams for attending universities and colleges in Hungary. This is a very hard competition for secondary schools and for their pupils as well. There are private, religious, foundation, public and alternative schools in Hungary. My school is a public secondary grammar school (with ~560 pupils) (we have types of classes too; those marked by „A” are 8grade-classes (age: 10-18); classes marked B,C,D are 4grade-classes, (age: 14-18)) 1. General Information Granted Future

  3. 2. FACTSSince 1992 (the first year for 8grade classes) the results got better and better, owing to the possibility to choose pupils and the long term. Average school achievements Granted Future

  4. 2.2. The percentage of pupils with higher then 94% results at the end of the school years. Rate of excellent pupils Granted Future

  5. 2.3. Mathematical results improve year by year, and the avarage school achievements (fig.1) are higher in every year than the mathematical results. Average mathematical achievements Granted Future

  6. 2.4. Long-term pupils’ achievements, however are sometimes lower than the short-term’s. Mathematical achievements May, 2003 Granted Future

  7. 2.5. The high rate of successful applicants to universities motivates parents to enroll their children to our school. Entrance exam results(universities) (This diagram shows the percentage of successful university entrance exams.) Granted Future

  8. 3. ACTS • In addition to 14-18 year-old pupils we teach 10-18 year-old of age pupils as well. • Our pupils are selected by entrance exams (maths and Hungarian language and Literature) • Our pupils are diagnosed at age of 14 (maths), at age of 16 (maths and languages) • We teach maths and foreign languages in small groups (~15 pupils) • Teachers are diagnosed every year • There are many traditionally good competitions (local-, nation-, and worldwide): KöMal (www.komal.hu) ABACUS (www.gcschool.org/abacus.html) Gordiusz (www.extra.hu/gordiusz-matek/) Kangaroo (www.zalamat.hu/) Granted Future

  9. Thank you for your attention! btg@freemail.huhttp://server.dkrmg.sulinet.hu/~btg/ Granted Future

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