For high school students with a passion for the classics, participating in classics competitions is an excellent option for showcasing their passion for the subject and enhancing their understanding of ancient literature and culture. This article will explore competitions that offer unique opportunities for young classicists to engage with Classics meaningfully.
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Are you a student interested in environmental studies—maybe even thinking about majoring or minoring in environmental science in college? Get a head start and show your passion for, research on, and knowledge about the topic through Ocean Awareness Contest!
Dreaming of majoring in International Relations? Want to test the waters with your journalism skills? Sick of reading the same news and want to get involved in current affairs? You’re in the right place! Harvard International Review HIR Academic Writing Contest is the perfect chance for you to dive deep into a global issue of your own interest and receive feedback and possibly worldwide recognition for your perspective and skills!
As a student, you’ve probably heard of the MAP exam (a.k.a. the online test that changes as you take it)—you might even have already taken the test in class but didn’t know its name. The MAP exam is a school-favorite for measuring academic achievement and growth throughout the years. This blog will cover every detail of the MAP Growth exam: from exam structure to how to prepare. We will decipher the scores and reports, so you don’t have to. We’ll also explain other important MAP-specific terms like RIT score, achievement norms, and growth norms.
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The New York Times Summer Reading Contest is a valuable opportunity for students who enjoy reading, watching, or listening to explore new information and share their experiences. Join the adventure and embark on a literary journey that will hone your speaking and writing skills, and enrich your passion for both!
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Classics is the study of ancient Greek and Roman literature written in ancient Greek and Latin, which can be a very enriching subject for students in high school. While classes are often available in high schools across the U.S., the importance of participating in extracurricular activities in classics is frequently overlooked. The Omnibus Magazine Prizes are two competitions that allow middle and high school students to explore their interest for the classics and the ancient Western world. Through analytical research essay writing and creative translating of ancient Greek and Latin texts, Omnibus Prize student participants are able to prove their knowledge, competence, and critical thinking skills.
Are you a middle school or high school student interested in Debate and Public Speaking? We’ve got everything you need to know to get involved with the nation’s most prestigious speech and debate competition: NSDA Nationals.
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Are you currently studying Spanish in school? Consider taking the National Spanish Exam to assess your skills in a fun competition alongside other 6th through 12th graders across the U.S. This blog will guide you through the exam’s question structure, offer studying tips and tricks, and explain the reward system. Keep reading to discover how you could earn a nationally recognized Gold Medal for the National Spanish Exam!
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