A delegation of nine students from the Ort Arad recipe represented Israel in a competition in which 170 students participated. In physics and mathematics, the students from Israel won all the first four places.
A nice achievement for Ort Arad students who represented Israel in the International Space Olympics, held in Russia, with the participation of 170 students from around the world.
The 22nd Space Olympics took place between the dates 2014/16-25/10 in the city of Korolev near Moscow, where there is a training and control center of the Russian Space Agency, the Russian Space Center and therefore it is also known as the Star City (STAR CITY). For example, there is the control center of the International Space Station together with the NASA control center in Houston.
170 students from different countries (in addition to the Israeli delegation) participated in the Olympics, including the host Russia, England, Germany, Greece, Great Britain, China, the USA and more. In the general ranking of the four competitions the students were included among the first 22 and for the first time five students were ranked among the first six places.
- In the math competition, the students won the first four places: Tal Porat won first place, Ivan Rubin - in second place, Eyal Weiner and Alik Koldovsky in third place, Naomi Makoby and Ephraim Weiss - in fourth place.
In the physics competition - the students won the first four places. Ephraim Weiss and Nissan Rubinov won first place, Ivan Rubin in second place, Eyal Weiner in third place, Tal Porat in fourth place. - In the unique projects competition: Alice Klimovitzky and Naomi Makobe won first place and advanced to the finals, where they were ranked second. Eyal Weiner and Ephraim Weiss won second place and advanced to the finals, where they were ranked fourth.
In the algorithmic competition, Robinov won second place, Tal Porat in fourth place
Zvi Peleg, CEO of the Ort Network, congratulated the winning students and said: "We are proud of our students from Ort Arad, who achieved exceptional results in the Science Olympiad held in Russia. The success of the students proves that with the help of leading pedagogy, technological innovation and motivation of the teacher team manager and the students, it is possible to achieve international achievements."
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There is still a problem that the number of students studying math and physics at the 5 unit level is constantly decreasing. Good for such a success, but the average in science should be raised. I am happy with Ort and hope that they will continue to expand and improve (I have connections there - I studied at Ort decades ago and am still in touch).
Julio go to tamka tamka please. You pollute the site with such comments
Apparently everyone there was drugged or inhaled too much rocket fuel fumes and that's why Israel won.
Docking, I can explain to you. There are a number of reasons.
1. This is a competition between schools and not between national teams.
2. The organizers send invitations to schools that have a connection to the subject. We have a scientific-engineering major specializing in aerospace. There are a number of such schools in Israel, but their principals are apparently not interested in investing in it...
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Note that Zvi Peleg compliments himself on the achievement and not the students. It can be assumed that he was concerned about who would travel.
I wonder why one school was chosen and screenings were not conducted for all interested high school students (forbidden to harm the impressive achievement of the representatives who flew)