LGS PUANLARINI 2021 E GÖRE Mİ HESAPLAYACAĞIZ? ÖZEL İPUÇLARI Eğitivas

Comparing your 2026 LGS (High School Entrance Exam) results to past years' scores (e.g., 2021 or another year) can lead to a significant misconception. The phrase "Being a parent isn't enough, are you a guardian?" in the image comes into play precisely at this point; as a conscious guardian, you should think system-focused, not score-focused, during the school selection period. To correctly interpret LGS results and understand why comparing them to 2021 is risky, you should pay attention to the following details: The timestamps for the explanations and important points in the video are as follows: [00:01] - The Importance of Percentile Ranks: It is stated that when evaluating LGS results, one should look at future percentile ranks rather than net scores, and that predictions made until the results are announced will only be discouraging. [00:40] - Why Are Comparisons Being Made to 2021?: It is explained that teachers, students, and parents tend to calculate (a kind of consolation/excuse) that percentile rankings will drop based on the difficulty of the exam, but the most accurate decision can only be made when the results are finalized. [01:24] - Staying Calm and Respecting Your Child's Value: It is emphasized that calmness is necessary until the results are in, that no exam is more important than a child, and that parents should share in their children's failures. [02:07] - Setting Realistic Goals: It is conveyed that percentile rankings will not change, that this is a ranking exam, and that a realistic educational plan should be made based on the results. [02:37] - Academic Career or Vocational Guidance?: It is emphasized that not every child is obligated to pursue an academic career, and that guiding children towards alternative fields such as vocational schools, fine arts, or tourism, according to their potential, is important. [05:28] - Status of Courses and Predictions: The video concludes by reminding viewers that too much credence should not be given to current early comments and 2021 comparisons from course centers or teachers, as similar misconceptions occurred last year. 1. Scores Are Deceptive, "Percentile Rank" is Essential In the LGS (High School Entrance Exam), the difficulty level of the exam, student averages, and standard deviations change completely every year. For example, a student who scores 420 points in a very difficult exam year might be in the top 1% and get into one of the most prestigious science high schools; however, in another year where the questions are easier, the same score might drop to the top 5% and they might not even be close to getting into that high school. Therefore, the logic of "My 2021 score is enough for this high school" is completely wrong. The only thing you should look at is your child's Overall Percentile Rank. 2. Why 2021 Cannot Be Used as a Criterion? The 2021 LGS (High School Entrance Exam) was one of the lowest-scoring and most selective years in the exam's history, particularly due to the unusually difficult mathematics test. That year, very high percentile rankings were achieved with low net scores. If you compare current exam results with the 2021 score thresholds, you might mistakenly estimate your child's score as low or, conversely, incorrectly predict their ranking. The difficulty and selectivity of the exam create a standard deviation each year. 3. What Should Your Choice Strategy Be as a Conscious Parent? Wait for the Percentile Ranks in the Guide: The Ministry of National Education (MEB) will release the preference guide and the minimum percentile ranks of schools from the previous year along with the results. Completely base your preference list on these percentile ranks. Make a Wide Range of Choices: Prepare a flexible list starting slightly above your child's percentile rank (from better schools), including schools close to their percentile, and, just in case, schools considerably below their percentile. Don't Trust Score Calculation Robots: Robots on the internet that claim things like "Your score according to 2021," or "Your placement status according to 2023," only offer a rough estimate and have no official validity. In short, completely forget about past years' scores. Compare your child's current ranking (percentile) with last year's closing percentiles for schools and create a preference list with the guidance of school counselors. PLEASE PURCHASE OUR E-POETRY BOOK TO SUPPORT US. 👉 Buy Now: https://play.google.com/store/books/d... After reading our book, don't forget to leave a review and star rating on Google Books! Your support is very valuable to us. ✨ Eğitivas loves to brainstorm with you through publications on Education, Life, and Motivation. Please support the Eğitivas channel by liking and subscribing.