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I met adults who made me excited I was able to find meaning in studying, which I had never understood the meaning of before Sayaka Kobayashi, the girl who was the last to come to the top A lecture on what I think about education. A re-recording of the talk just before I went to the US! Check your answers against what Sayaka Kobayashi is saying now! Theme: For those who want to go global 00:00 Studying abroad at Columbia University 02:05 English makes your intentions clear from your words 03:40 Overcoming stress 04:52 Rediscovering the girl who was the last to come to the top Sayaka Kobayashi (educational researcher) https://birigal.biz/ Twitter @sayaka03150915 Instagram @syk03150915 Born in March 1988. I was the last student in my grade in junior high and high school, and by the summer of my second year of high school, I only had the academic ability of a fourth-grader in elementary school. At the time, my national mock exam score was just under 30. In junior high school, she was suspended many times for bad behavior and was even called "human trash" by her school principal. In the summer of her second year of high school, she met cram school teacher Nobutaka Tsubota and decided to aim for the entrance exam to Keio University, one of the most difficult private universities in Japan. As a result, she raised her deviation score by 40 points in a year and a half and was accepted into several other difficult universities as well as Keio University. After graduating, she worked as a wedding planner and became a freelancer in 2014. She is currently active in a wide range of fields, including lectures, internships at high schools, and planning and managing events and seminars for students and parents. In March 2019, she published her first book, "To Become a Sparkling You: The True Story of the Girl Who Left the School" (Magazine House). In April 2019, she entered the graduate school of Sacred Heart Girls' School to study education. Her research focuses on "how children can learn independently and learn more deeply" based on learning science. In January 2020, she opened the "Flying Girl Channel" on YouTube. She broadcasts weekly entertainment and educational programs for students, teachers, and parents. March 2021: Completed her Master's degree in Human Sciences, Department of Educational Research, Graduate School of Letters, University of the Sacred Heart March 2022: Passed the entrance exam for Columbia University Graduate School of Education ■Books "To Become a Sparkling You: The True Story of the Flying Girl" (Magazine House, 2019) The Day the Flying Girl Became Last in Her Class Again: How I Hated Studying, But Went to a Prestigious Graduate School in the US at the Age of 34 (Kodansha, 2022)