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Kostroma eleventh graders began to remotely prepare for the exam

In the Kostroma region launched a new project on remote training of schoolchildren for the exam

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Kostroma eleventh graders began to remotely prepare for the exam

In the Kostroma region launched a new project on distance training of schoolchildren for the exam. The first classes for future graduates began on September 21. The initiative is designed, among other things, for students from remote communities who do not always have access to additional classes with high-level teachers.

The participants of the project were more than 400 eleventh graders and more than 100 teachers. Students receive lectures and practical assignments in key subjects from 70 teachers whose students regularly perform well in exams and competitions. Materials are available remotely, so you can study regardless of your place of residence.

Preparation takes place on the platform "Spherum" in the messenger "MAKS". In addition to online classes, students can review recordings of lectures, use presentations and perform practical tasks. The project is designed to make additional preparation for final exams more accessible to students from all over the Kostroma region.

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