The presenter's message to the students taking the Panhellenic exams
Eleonora Meleti[/B] very often communicates with her online friends and shares her thoughts and experiences. This time the MEGA presenter went back in time on the occasion of the Panhellenic exams and wanted to send her own message to the students who are being tested.
"1996. On the eve of the Panhellenic exams. Listening to discman, probably Eros Ramazzotti. On the occasion of the Panhellenic exams I want to tell you a story. At that time nobody knew that I was going to take an exam. They took it for granted that I was going abroad. I didn't share it with anyone. Teachers, classmates, friends.
The reason? I had the deep toxic belief that I was stupid and that I would fail," Eleonora Meleti noted. "This had made me believe in the most obsolete system of education at the time, which rewarded ability in 'parroting' and highlighted as good students those with 20s. I was a near poor student With math, physics, chemistry, algebra, geometry, physics and chemistry well below basic. From 6 to 8. (Excellent 20)."
"I wrote well though and was good at languages but my grades labeled me as a 'bad student who would never pass'. I secretly prepared for the national exams for 1 year. Third batch. And I did it secretly so I wouldn't be charged with failure. So no one would say exactly what I had already heard in advance. "He passed and failed." I never understood why such importance was placed on the SATs. Why such a wave of anxiety and pressure burst into the souls of students," Eleonora Meleti wrote in her post on Instagram.
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