Iran (IMNA) - Elham Yavari, head of the National Organization for the Development of Brilliant Talents (SAMPAD), emphasized Iran's exceptional performance despite the excellence of educational systems in other nations. Yavari highlighted a reform-based plan, endorsed by Iran's Ministry of Education in 2011, which aimed to enhance educational standards and improve the overall educational system throughout the country over a 20-year period.
Known as the Fundamental Reform Document, this initiative encompasses six key areas of education: sports, science, entrepreneurship and economy, society, religion, and culture. Yavari emphasized the importance of training students in all these fields and nurturing their talents. Furthermore, teachers are provided with training and support to effectively address the diverse learning needs of students. In the 35th International Olympiad in Informatics, held in Szeged, Hungary from August 28th to September 4th, Iran secured an impressive achievement, claiming one gold medal and three silver medals, ranking seventh among 91 participating countries.
The International Olympiad in Informatics, an annual competition for high school students from invited countries, witnessed exceptional performances by Iranian students. Ranking third overall, the Iranian team secured five medals in the prestigious algorithmic competition held in Chorzow, Poland.
Furthermore, Iran's academic prowess was showcased in other international science competitions. At the 64th International Mathematical Olympiad held in Japan, Iranian students claimed six medals, earning them the 11th position. Similarly, in the 53rd International Physics Olympiad, Iranian participants achieved remarkable success, winning four silver medals and one bronze medal, placing 11th among 111 participating countries.
These achievements reflect the dedication and talent of Iranian students who have consistently excelled in various scientific disciplines. The International Olympiads serve as platforms for honing informatics, mathematical, and physics skills, preparing students for future academic and professional endeavors.
In the upcoming 34th International Biology Olympiad, held in the United Arab Emirates, 293 students from 76 countries will engage in rigorous competition. Aspiring young biologists from Iran are set to showcase their knowledge and skills on a global stage, aiming to bring further recognition to their nation.
Iran's participation and success in these globally recognized Olympiads highlight the country's commitment to nurturing and promoting excellence in scientific education.
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