Turkish exams are too hard.

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2021 High school entrance exam LGS: cdn.eba.gov.tr/icerik/lgs/2021_SAYISAL_BOLUM_A_.pdf
2021 University entrance papers (this video looks at the AYT paper): www.osym.gov.tr/TR,21158/2021-yks-tyt-ayt-ve-ydt-temel-soru-kitapciklari-ve-cevap-anahtarlari.html
Turkey's Student Selection and Placement System: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Student_Selection_and_Placement_System#cite_note-4
My previous video about Turkish exams: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHixlISXaM6ip6M
Thanks to Onurcan Okay for his input on this video.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - The state of Turkish Exams
2:55 - LGS exam paper
4:13 - Babbel
5:13 - LGS question solution
8:10 - Tough AYT 2021 question and solution
13:41 - Recent change of minimum passing score
14:24 - Patron Cat of the Day

[@tibees]

There are Turkish subtitles available for this video - just click the settings wheel at the bottom of the video. Timestamps: 0:00 - The state of Turkish Exams, 2:55 - LGS exam paper, 4:13 - Babbel, 5:13 - LGS question solution, 8:10 - Tough AYT 2021 question and solution, 13:41 - Recent change of minimum passing score, 14:24 - Patron Cat of the Day.

[@wonderfulworld9006]

Hi I love your videos

[@ibrahimhalilaksoy6847]

❤❤❤ HELLO. CAN YOU SOLUTIONS TO THE INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICS OLYMPICS ON YOUR CHANNEL? THANK YOU

[@pingnick]

Wow Turkiye is now the official name of Turkey in Roman script perhaps🤯 - testing wow it definitely harkens back to coming of age ceremonies presumably before settled agriculture which might have included an astronomical component in particular perhaps!? Certainly no permanent written records of these ceremonies available to us so wow how can we all feel like high preistly people even if we didn’t score in the top 1% or whatever wow hmmm… an ongoing conundrum as old as communities of people themselves however defined perhaps BUT made more crazy by so called settled civilization indeed🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🗽♾🌈😘🥰😍🌌🏆☮️💟😻😻😻…

[@mark_hezekiah]

You have not checked out the Nigerian system.

[@LENZ5369]

The unemployment and 'brain drain' problem is a symptom rather than a cause -specifically of the country's political climate and it's...odd economic policy. And unfortunately (short of a minor miracle) it is probably only going to get worse for most Turks.

[@bryanpaulsicard4798]

Dear Turkey, Just cause you're on two continents doesn't mean you can be twice as tough on students. Sincerely, everyone else.

[@safiyeazraboran5925]

Thanks dear my friend

[@n.g.7507]

ahahahahah tell'em

[@emirbloodclive]

bruh

[@rubg1453]

Affferim lan

[@egitimkanal849]

Helal bee

[@karlmarx370]

genelde o soruları çözmek için kendimize 1 dakika gibi bir süre belirlemek zorundayız ablacım

[@connorr0]

hatırlattığın için sağol LGS'de artık ağlarım herhalde

[@mlbbwarrior8576]

@@connorr0 bende 😭

[@em1nqq764]

@@mlbbwarrior8576 bende

[@karlmarx370]

@@Sezai001 hahahahaha 30dk verildi diye tüm sorulara 30 dakika ilave süre verilmedi. sen ve senin gibiler sayesinde kendimi şarj ediyorum. ben o soruları çözmek için 1 dakikadan kısa süreyle yarışmalıyım ki gelişebileyim ama sen 30dakika ek süre verildi diye geçiştirmeye devam et. belki de sizlerle aramızdaki tek fark bu

[@myriad_color6229]

@@Sezai001 baraj kalktı çünkü millet işsiz ve cahil kişileri işe almak isteyen yok iyi bir iş bulmak için yine 350 puan üstü almak gerekiyo

[@onalbetul1809]

thank you for listening and understanding our condition better than our ministry

[@furkankrgl9450]

Our Minister of National Education did not listen to us that much and does not care.

[@SERGEANTDlCK]

Lol your minister of education can't even speak english 😂

[@heyyou..]

@@SERGEANTDlCK how do you know ? I’m German but I still want to know

[@pedro.zoppiski]

I've been to Turkey in 2008 and had a lot of interesting discussions with turkish people about the armenian question. Most of them disagreed as far as the word genocide was mentioned. Being a respectful gentleman, I was always welcome. If I do the same thing nowadays, god knows what is gonna happen... Frankly, Turkey doesn't deserve Erdogan.

[@SERGEANTDlCK]

@@heyyou.. Ziya Selçuk hatte mal ein Gespräch mit einem US-Amerikanischem Botschafter wo der Botschafter eine Art Vortrag auf englisch gehalten hat, und Selçuk konnte nur mit "Ok" antworten und lachte ab und zu mal obwohl es eine ernste Angelegenheit war. Man sah wie er keine Ahnung hatte was der Ami sagte 😂 Source: Bin Türke

[@mrslundy1535]

"Making the exam questions harder doesn't make the education system more quality" is a very good point.

[@tanura5830]

It's not about educating it's about eliminating people who can't pass or don't want to pass

[@ArdaU]

yeah its correct for example why would anyone get benefit for solving tv sale percentages @@tanura5830

[@Cosmic_Ocean_]

​@@tanura5830 eliminating in a dirty way, not fair

[@tanura5830]

@@Cosmic_Ocean_ Yes that's why school is bad

[@fatihkorkmaz3360]

@tanura5830 You are exactly right I have been 3 times(years) in this exam after finishing high school and I realized that it is not about being smart or anything it is just a evil system that who wants to raise the smartass and suffer the poor.

[@efe_aydal]

In Turkey I entered all kinds of exams. I also had the chance to teach in USA and see the difference in exams and the curriculum. Here is why Turkey has really hard exams and lessons, but it's the Americans who get to go to space. 1) Turkish exams are not only hard. They have very limited time to solve compared to USA. Which is completely stupid because they teach kids to do fast and sloppy work. If we didn't have time problem, we'd be able to solve the problems the surest way, thus eliminating error. 2) In Turkey, students get to "memorize" things rather than learn. In USA, there is much more application, therefore kids actually learn what they're doing. I was allowed to teach kids the way I wanted, which wouldn't be allowed in Turkey. And whatever you learn, you get asked from that in the exam. For example, even if you get a hard question like the one in the video, you have already solved a similar problem. I really really REALLY hated the limited time and looots of questions to solve in an exam.

[@rvanallahverdiyev8575]

A.

[@pikachu7376-o7c]

hayat tavsiyeniz var mı hocam şuan ne yapmalı sizce 18 yaşındaki genç beyin göçü de dahil olmak üzere ne yapabilirim ki şuanda bir yeteneğim bir özelliğim yok ise

[@konstantinkuchaev4493]

işte ümmetin tek umudu, biz gençleri düşünüyor

[@cihangirkeser8226]

Reiiiiiiiisssssss 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🐺🐺🐺🐺🤘🤘🤘 Türkün gücünü birkez daha gösterdik

[@frenky3698]

efe ab😳

[@zerenmusic]

Birde durmadan değişen bir sınav sistemi... Allah biz Türk öğrencilere güç versin.

[@nasrullah9249]

@J'Ceasar 2 yil sonra?

[@omerfaruk8684]

@J'Ceasar ne millete ağlama yazıyorsun

[@DREAMMED]

@J'Ceasar if you can't keep a humble tongue speak those words to yourself

[@zerenmusic]

@J'Ceasar ?

[@muhammmete.d.]

Sınav sistemi değişikliği değil , en son sınav sistemi 2017 de değişti , bu değişen gelişen insanlar için yapılan değişiklikler , yavaş yavaş bizde Japonya gibi ülkelerdeki sınav zorluklarına ulaşıyoruz , asıl olan zaten bu

[@pranavmahajan8458]

Dear Turkish students, as a fellow Indian I can feel the pain and suffering you're all going through..There's a lot of similarities between us in terms of education..I know there's a huge loophole within our Education System itself..which none of the ministers or the exam takers care about..Completely neglecting our mental health..and the pressure and stress we have to deal within our daily lives. So all I can give you is a tight hug.. i know its really hard and we have no other choice but to go through this, But we all will go through these ashes of fire and rise like a Phoenix..

[@JustARandomGuy2354]

And sadly you can found someone being proud for his hard and harsh system....

[@Beril_.]

@@JustARandomGuy2354 I don’t think that anyone is proud some just like messing around and try to put others down or show off

[@cerenkara3943]

23 yaşındayım ve 2 yıldır işsizim Bu sistem nasıl düzelir bilmiyorum

[@niichisann]

I hope so.. Thank you for the support :)

[@movvamokshagna6272]

The problem begins with the parents wanting their children to do what they decide and not thinking about the dreams of their children.

[@kaangozudok7046]

School? In Türkiye, we are playing survivor simulator.

[@damlatorun6756]

More like try to keep your mental health intact simulator

[@korkukokusu8311]

More like stayin alive

[@ItNeverDoes_]

it got harder this year again

[@skyla-2724]

@@damlatorun6756absolutely

[@ozanege3893]

More like (nothing)

[@gulsahmenekse2561]

eğitim hakkında,sınavlar hakkında, ülkemizdeki siyasetçilerden bile daha fazla şey biliyor ablamız

[@canuzer7412]

Çok doğru sooluyorsun

[@KRAKUMAL]

Bruh moment öyle bir andır ki...

[@lazp9621]

çoğu ülkede aptal politikacılar var

[@chandlerbing8012]

Sence bilmiyorlar mı yoksa umursamıyorlar mı?

[@bocekbeyin]

İstatistiklerin gücü. +evrimsel psikoloji

[@kidneystoner9452]

My heart goes out to all the Turkish students who suffer this ridiculousness

[@laraguler4094]

As a Turkish the problem is not exam its our goddamn parents...

[@marayaman9420]

@@laraguler4094 everything is problem in turkey❤️

[@beri1470]

Oh, it feels good. So how are things going in your country? ❤

[@laraguler4094]

It's so horrible in the Everything: Economy,Education,Policy,Women rights... Most of the young people wants to go Germany,Russia,France in here. No one wants to stay. So which country are you from ?

[@KRAKUMAL]

@@marayaman9420 💀

[@vineler1391]

Ablacım asıl konudan habersizsin bu kadar zor sınavın yanında öğrenciler bu sınavlara çalışabilmek için sadece bir test kitabına 100 birim para veriyorlar yaklaşık 10 saatlik asgari ücret kadar paraya sadece bir kitap alabiliyorlar. Gerçekten inanılması güç bir pozisyondayız ülke gençliği olarak.

[@efebaranba]

knk onunda ötesinde abla 2 soruyu 15 dakikada çözdü senin 1 dakika gibi bi süren oluyor amk 1 dakikada o grafiği çizemem ben soruyu nasıl çözeyim

[@dombilililili]

@@efebaranba cidden bu arada djmdjxjxkkx

[@stainedglassliker6511]

@@efebaranba video çekmek için olabilir mi?

[@yagzkutun6325]

@@stainedglassliker6511 yemin ederim mal knk kadının önüne ayt koysalar 1dkda çözebilirmi

[@Efe_2506]

@@efebaranba 1 dakika değil knk feni 20 dakikada bitirirsen ki ben bitiriyorum 3 dk kaliyor her soruya ve yetiyorda ayrıca sana anlatarak çözüyor sen sınavda anlatarak sesli sesli mi çözüyorsun burda abla zaten anlasilir olsun diye yavas çözüyor kalem hareketlerinden anlarsın

[@oscarpavelvera9167]

Turkish students really go through a very difficult test, adding the factor of family pressure to be "someone", the unlucky situation with economy, competion, and so on. Im not turkish, but I used to be close with an amazing turkish person, I knew for what she told me and all the things we shared that things are really hard in Türkiye. However I always believe turkish are really brave people. My best wishes to those students!

[@aliensar7322]

[@korkukokusu8311]

Good for them . Maybe they will learn from french .

[@Pearlite_for_life]

thanks for wishing for us but ık ı wont be passing

[@Kpoppcw]

‼️‼️As a Turk, this year I will be taking the LGS exam that I took in the 8th grade at the end of secondary school, and I am tired of everything from the pressure on me to the stress of the exam. You can take this exam only once in your life. This exam affects your whole life because you choose the high school you will attend thanks to this exam. You can choose a good high school. If you got into a bad high school, you will get a good education. But if you got into a bad high school, you get a bad education and end up taking the university exam (you may take this exam more than once). If you have a good education, you will probably go to a good university. If you have a bad education, you will probably go to a bad university.For this reason. This LGS exam you will take at the end of secondary school is so important that it will affect your whole life. Students who are good at sports activities cannot have the profession they want due to family pressure, because sports professions in Turkey (painter, ballerina, swimmer, athletics, boxing, skating and many other professions) are financially low. That's why families don't want their children to do these professions. Families tell their children that they will choose the profession that makes the most money. To give an example, the most popular professions in Turkey (the professions that make the most money) direct their children to doctors, nurses, lawyers, judges and similar professions. When they (usually) fail, it is possible for them to hear things like “there's nothing for you” or “you can't achieve anything”. I will take the LGS exam this year and they give trial exams in all subjects every day at school so that we can get good results in LGS. I'm in the 8th grade and I'm at my school. There are a total of 100 8th grade students. In the exam we take every day, a piece of paper on which everyone's ranking from 1 to 100 is written is hung in the corridor of the school, and all students who are in the last 40 are scolded in front of the school. Schools in Turkey are divided into 2 private schools. and Public schools, Private schools are paid but education is better, Public schools are free and education is worse than private schools. I go to school 7 days a week, I go to school at 9pm on weekdays, return at 5pm on weekends and I have a lot of homework and you are constantly compared to other students by your family. ‼️‼️ ‼️‼️I wrote about Turkey's entire education system here.‼️‼️

[@bellafandomlover5174]

​@@Kpoppcwhey, I know it's tough but you can do it! I managed to get a great score in last year's LGS and am now going to IEL so don't give up, OK?

[@user-io2le5oc1f]

Fun facts: she solved the “lgs” which is a abbreviation for “Lise giriş sınavı” which mean “high school entering exam” and she solved the question by using two unknowns but in middle school they only teach solving one degree equations not with two unknowns…

[@momofromatla2318]

iki bilinmeyenli de tek dereceli oluyo, ben son teoga girdim bizim müfredatta vardı iki bilinmeyenli ama şanslıydık biz yeni nesil pek yoktu :D

[@ardacakr4351]

2. dereceden olması için kareli olması lazım bilinmeyenin sayısı derecesini değiştirmiyo

[@khaenriya]

bunu bile bilmememiz sistemin ne kadar berbat olduğunun kanıtı bence

[@ADevtr]

@@momofromatla2318 1. derecenin de sadece tek değişkenli denklemlerini öğretiyorlar normal şartlarda ortaokulda iki bilinmeyen ne müfredatta ne de ders kitaplarında var sadece sorularda görebiliyorsun.

[@momofromatla2318]

@@ADevtr saçma ama şaşırdık mı, hayır. Lise boyunca yeni nesil soruları derste çözülmüyor sona gelince yeni nesille tanışıyosun. Alışın yapcak bi şey yok ben kurtuldum size kolay gelsin vnvnfmfk

[@MertCan19-19]

En kötüsü de yurtdışındaki öğrencilerden daha zor sınava girip daha kötü üniversitelere gidecek olmamız. (Tabi kazanabilirsek)

[@azra6208]

kazansak da işsiz kalıcaz ya da mükemmel bir iş bulsak da az maaş alıcaz(euro-dolar bazına göre az) ya da çok donanımlı olsak bile yurtdışına gidemeyebiliriz ki artık Norveç gibi ülkeler Türklere turist vizesi bile vermiyor

[@sule2903]

@@azra6208 işsiz kalmaktan iyidir az maaş almak 🥺

[@theo3357]

yurtdışındaki üniversitelere girmek daha kolaysa onlara gir tutan mı var?

[@an3rezs361]

@@theo3357 uçak ve lisan icin kurs parami ver

[@beyz8309]

@@theo3357 beyin yoksunu

[@orange-pc2mn]

I started crying as soon as she showed me the booklet. I took this exam last year and when I saw the math questions I started crying in the middle of the exam. I went to school and private lessons throughout the year. I was working sometimes more than 9 hours a day. I could barely go to a good high school, but here they push us even harder. We have already started to study for an exam that will be held 4 years later. wish us luck

[@meneksepapatyalale]

Kaç yapmıştın geçen sene

[@furkandeniz1910]

Got to study smarter not harder, that's the key!

[@shadowmonarch3155]

was it that hard enough to cry? It was probably the easiest question paper, I have ever seen for college entrance. this type of question, here solved by grade 6-7 kids. You would literally die in India if you see our college entrance exam question(JEE Advance).

[@shadowmonarch3155]

On top of that, about 11 million students take this exam every year, and only 10000 get selected to get in IIT.

[@orange-pc2mn]

@@meneksepapatyalale %2 lik dilime girebildim

[@feslegenn]

27 yaşındayım üniversite mezunuyum bölümümü birincilikle bitirdim deneyimim olmadığı için işsizim, iş görüşmesine değer bile bulunmadım.. Gerçekten bir gençliğimiz vardı onu da gelecek kaygısından ve yetersiz hissetmekten yaşayamadık. Türkiye'de adaletli bir eğitim sistemi ne yazık ki yok🥺teşekkür ederiz halimizden anladığınız için..

[@cendlam]

Gerçekten bu halimiz ne olacak giden gençlik o kadar çaba ve hicbirsey… keske hepimizin birleşip konuşup rahatladığı alanlar olsa bu stres ile bu yaşta saçımız beyazlıyor 😂

[@baran9889]

Yanlış analamazsan eğer hangi bölümü okudunuz acaba

[@feslegenn]

@@baran9889 İnsan Kaynakları Yönetimi

[@Nobodyy2009]

Peki nasıl deneyimin olabilir?

[@feslegenn]

@@Nobodyy2009 işe alınarak🥲

[@halilibrahimustun50]

Let's make something clear. What makes the students who live in Turkey fed-up, depressed, and exhausted is not the difficulty of the exam. But the potato quality of the education system for sure. If one wants to be a doctor and get into a university, they have to know physics as good as a physics teacher, chemistry as good as a chemistry teacher, Turkish as good as a Turkish teacher, and that applies to other lessons. You wanna be a Computer Scientist? Here take that biology book, memorize it, grasp it, and learn university-level biology as good as a biology teacher does. Then you're allowed to go and choose CS! Beyond that, it's hard to explain by words the awful quality of the teachers in Turkey. Because, in terms of nepotism in education, Turkey ranks 1st in the world by far! In middle school, I had a teacher who didn't know how to calculate square root! Plague on him! Those who are good at their fields mostly work for private schools that many students can not afford. Well, nothing much to say. The geography that you've born in is your destiny :/

[@46princebhargav85]

It’s the same in India

[@tuantrinhminh2326]

It's like that in many places. The difference is most don't cry about it on every possible occasion.

[@marazali1816]

haklısın aslında ama abartman hoş olmamış, üniversite seviyesi biyoloji bilmen gerekmiyor lise seviyesi biyoloji bilmen gerekiyor. bu başlı başına saçma zaten yalan söylemene gerek yoktu

[@stainedglassliker6511]

@@marazali1816 lise müfredatı aslında lise müfredatı değil bir kere neyden bahsediyorsun?

[@raquexx]

@@tuantrinhminh2326 The difference is most don't cry about it on every possible occasion.🤓🤓🤡

[@IkoftI]

This exam is harder when you realize that it will directly effect the rest of your whole life

[@siladrr67uc4]

Kesinlikle öyle

[@vforvendetta2374]

Yemin ederim mesele bu. Saç beyazlatir

[@siladrr67uc4]

@@vforvendetta2374 aynn ya

[@ardaagn7044]

Well said!

[@yigitthemenace119]

agreed 100 days until lgs for me

[@kendinefan]

Şu sondaki polinom sorusunun benzerini ilk gördüğümde matematik öğretmenimden anlayamamıştım . Şimdi altyazıya bile bakmadan çok rahat bir şekilde çözümü anlayabildim . İşte bu eğitim sisteminin özeti .

[@Морана-ф8л]

Cidden kadın ne güzel çözdü bizim hocamız da daha zor bir yoldan çözmüştü

[@farukazkal8242]

@DON'T salakmısın kanka

[@ardagunes832]

o soruya sınavda tek attım kardeşim.Dedim yataşşa

[@Морана-ф8л]

@@ardagunes832 helall

[@wiildcattt]

@DON'T tamam

[@zeynepk.6301]

Keşke en zor ve saçma sınavı yapmakla değil de en kaliteli eğitimi vermekle anılsak... O zaman hem gençliğim hem de milli duygularım daha az incinirdi.

[@rinie2580]

an unwritten rule: if there is something Turkish in your video, that video will be watched a lot.

[@starshield87]

Tabiki dkahfksheoajd

[@レイデス-k2k]

of course. sincerely a turkish studenyt

[@sumoattack7510]

And Tibees realized that lately

[@alpbali3504]

Because we turks are really curious of what other nations think about us :D

[@holyalpaca750]

We do kinda act a lot like a hive mind.

[@wtf-sm5xr]

Fun fact: She solved the LGS question with two unknowns but in Turkey they teach us this in high school :,) Which means that they teach us the solution of high school ENTERING exam question after ENTER highschool 😃

[@zidliyrunazyeb]

Şahsen ben liseye geçmeden önce aldığım matematik ile ki buna denklemler de dahil liseden sonra o temel ile bişeyler yapabildim lise bana ortaokuldaki konuların bi tık derinlemesine inmesi gibi geliyor hep. Tabii kendi düşüncem.

[@cagriegekeles6830]

@@zidliyrunazyeb bi tık mı?

[@yoro__33]

there is an answer to this question using only x but i dont remember what it is right now, i remember solving this question in the exam and i solved it correct. i remember a private teacher explained it to me and told me this should be my go-to format of solution for any type of pie chart questions but i just cant remember what it was. it is possible.

[@yoro__33]

it just makes things kind of complicated though. although at that point i was pretty used to it

[@dbb1371]

Knk iki bilinmeyenli denklemi 8 de görüyorsun bu arada.Oran orantı sorusu zaten bu.

[@sadeceyoutube2925]

Finally, I found someone to explain how difficult Turkish exams are. Because the only problem in Turkey is not how difficult the exams are, but there are many reasons. Family pressure / expectation, future anxiety, hopelessness, the fact that the country is in a bad situation lead us to pessimism.

[@seyma_sultan_durden]

Be sure, most teachers in Turkey cannot explain this question as well as you. I'm gonna take TYT and AYT exams. Wish me luck.

[@travisbickle3835]

most of my teacher couldn't solve this question without looking it up.

[@AlliasEllie]

I have many friends from your country, and they all hold a special place in my heart. I am always saddened to see how these wonderful people suffer the inadequacy of a corrupted government that requests values of its people that no one in power possesses. I wish you luck, and I wish for a better future for the country and your fellow countrymen.

[@seyma_sultan_durden]

@@AlliasEllie Thank you😊

[@snamwlis]

Good luck

[@adnanburak]

Burada bir diğer etken kötü öğretmenler işin içine giriyor polinom sorusunu 4 - 5 farklı hocadan dinledim ve 1 i hariç diğer hiçbiri iyi bir şekilde açıklayamadı

[@mrearth4178]

The only person who can effectively speak out against the crooked education system of Turkey is someone who isn't Turkish, thanks for your work and maybe it will amount to something.

[@kasadam85]

Obviously, she can't be jailed for this

[@Leila-nn2re]

@@kasadam85 Do turks get jailed for criticizing the education system?

[@barsdonmez5936]

@@Leila-nn2re no

[@OBENSBIZARREADVENTURES]

@@Leila-nn2re we can get jailed for other type of criticizm tho...

[@kasadam85]

@@Leila-nn2re It depends on your wording, if you involve the current government too much in a harsh manner then you'll get a fine. Worst case scenario is getting jailed

[@justavideodiary]

The issue with ridiculously difficult exam questions at a very young age is that it oftentimes leads to corruption. You need private tutors, which only the privileged can afford. The private tutors are often teachers who work at a child's school. Problematic. Then it is not unheard of to buy the questions from local council members or those with access to tests. Problematic. You then have to think about the wider issue of forcing children to spend all of their time cramming for exams instead of providing flexible learning opportunities where the student has more choice in what they are studying as well as the level at which they are learning. THEN, if you zoom out at the global level, you see the universities in the UK and US moving away from the exam based assessment as an old fashioned way to engage with student and measure their progress.

[@SerabiiBot]

Yeah, I feel like if more countries adopted the Australian way of doing high school subjects (generally, you pick the subjects you want to take in a year, and so you're the one choosing the exams you do at the end and hopefully it's on stuff you actually care about or excel at), we'd have a lot more motivated students and a lot richer lives.

[@HackedPC]

@@SerabiiBot we can't choose subjects.

[@amrit5679]

In India too ,we hv entrance exams need to enter into engineering and medical Colleges,very tough to crack

[@rikimiki12]

Yes!!! I've seen this in other countries as well. The tutoring business is huge and while it is possible for someone very gifted to pass, most students pass because of paid tutoring (I'm not including here those who sell answers or tests, just honest learning by tutoring). In the end I think it's very bad for general education, lots of smart students are lost in the process and you get an army of people with diplomas who are actually more or less stupid (because they were guided only for those types of questions that appear in tests, by their tutors)

[@ramon1930]

Yep. The second question i solved with linear extrapolation . But man, i'm in the college these dudes have no clue what they are doing.

[@crimsonone3401]

and the worst part is our parents don't realize how ridiculously difficult or education system is and if we fail they think the problem is always us.

[@lilac_20091]

cidden yav! yahu bi salın yani gençliğimizi yaşayamıyoruz!

[@tibbarraeeerht7783]

These exams are not for "testing how much a student has learnt" or "promoting healthy competition among students" as some (not all though) education systems around the world like to say. Instead, I think some of these "hard exams" are simply artificial barriers to entry for students trying to gain access to "higher learning" available only to the rich and privileged. Where I live in China, this problem is more apparent than ever; parents shell out thousands of dollars a year for tutors and study programs for their children just to ace the Gaokao, which to be frank simply serves as a filter for those who can afford higher quality education and those who cannot. Learning has become a commodity, and the beauty of discovery and exploration that learning once possessed has been washed away alongside this trend. Thankfully, several government mandates are toppling this trend, and hopefully education systems around the world will finally give back to children the awe inspiring qualities that learning should possess.

[@madman7544]

I'm a Turkish student and I can say this is entirely true. And profits government by two sides first side of this scam is because this exams are so hard poor children of the poor families never get chance to escape and go to overseas for a better life and work their entire life as workforce under rich. And second one is even if lower middle class families are hardly able to afford high priced schools and special classes,because of you not choosing their shity free government schools they consider it's a luxury that you're paying for priced schools and take Luxury taxes from your education.

[@nasrullah9249]

i'm so sad for saying "you are right :( "! so so right ...

[@Spextori]

Hasn't private tutoring been banned by the Chinese government?

[@newtonianfluid883]

This is such a good analysis 🧐 I agree with you.

[@jollyjokress3852]

Beautifully written

[@Alex-eg8qr]

I'm currently studying for LGS and my teachers consider me an "exceptionally smart student" but I struggle a lot because of my ADHD. The Turkish education system doesn't even think about people like me who suffer from disabilities and learning difficulties. Edit: I got to the high school I wanted! I wish you all luck to do the same.

[@ventibarbatros2319]

Im going through the same thing and I hope u can get into the highschool u want!!

[@Alex-eg8qr]

@@ventibarbatros2319 Thank you! I hope the same thing for you too :)

[@miracfrr]

max lgbt yaş kitlesi

[@GrkTheGrk]

So First of all I am in uni did not get diagnosed until I started Uni/Turned 18, saw how Uni was, learnt about ADHD and I pursued diagnosis etc. etc. So I didn't think while I was in high school about ADHD. But as I am thinking now you are just 100% right. Like I was super burnt out and just struggling to focus in class but just because of the "exceptionally great exam results" it was deemed okay and was just told to focus more in those classes. And as I am writing now I just realised something. I would get hella bored in my Highschool chemistry class because this new teacher and he was just repeating the same example question in class with different numbers. It was to him to make sure we never forget, but it just make me lose focus at the start of the lecture and didn't get any material in that class whole year. But when I complained a bit between my friends about chem class all of them were like oh yea but those are so helpful I like all the repeating a lot. And I was just so confused how they found that system sooooo efficent.

[@berkeyuce61]

Concerta kurtarıcın olur güzel kardeşim dehb için en iyi ilaç

[@Russ.Brissenden]

This video made me recall the thoughts i had when i was a highschooler in Turkey. As you mentioned there is a huge gap between the quality of education and the difficulty of the exams. Besides, for the time limit is a crucial factor; students memorizing the question types and learning the question paterns become successful. Because they solve it quicker. This leads to a situation where the students need to go through extended hours of study, in private institutes. A diligent student is expected to spend all of his/her time for studying in the hours that he/she is awake. And if you are a functional human being, thus if you have other interests, hobbies and basically anything else to do, you need to make a decision: whether you are going to spend your time for the things that actually matter to you and not be able to ace the exam or be successful in the exam by learning lots of garbage which you will forget immediately the day after the examination. To the friends dealing with this dilemma, remember "you are not flawed, the system is."

[@septsaddiction]

:’))

[@knowerzz5903]

thanks for your good comment. I see my life on these sentences.Thees all true.

[@cyberneticbutterfly8506]

Though you are still left with the reality that if you are in high school in Turkey *today* then it's unlikely that they will improve the system this year, or even the next five. Given this truth, your best choice might still be to follow the flawed system. Unless you are absolutely certain that you don't need the opportunities the flawed system affords you. Fact of the matter is people who are hiring have already learned to value top universities and are unlikely to change their ways. So you need to sit down, make a plan for your life. E.g. "I'm not going to be anxious about the bills of myself and my family when I'm 65 - 95. I'm going to have enough wealth by then to take care of anything that might happen to me." Ok if something like this is your minimum goal how much wealth do you need to get by then? Do your ambitions match this goal? Depending on what type of career path or entrepreneurial path you choose it might be so that you don't really need to have this university education. Or maybe you think the goal of not having anxiety about money in retirement is too high a goal? Fine, then do whatever you want. But you still have to face reality about how society in Turkey will treat your result. Not how they *ought* to treat you.

[@erenkad7154]

Great observation and good advice.

[@karimagouzal5379]

Hhhhhh...It's exactly the same issu that we suffer from in Morocco as students (university)

[@sillygoobersupersilly]

i am a fellow turkish student, and you truly understand our struggles better than the ministry itself. these exams are not only insolvably difficult, but also a great reason why the mental health of turkish students is going downhill. i personally have been dealing with an anxiety disorder for years now, and i am not the only one. so many students are suffering from anxiety, demoralization, depression and burnout, solely because of exams. even if you get good marks and graduate from a good university, there is a good chance that you will be working at a local grocery store anyway.

[@raduleu293]

Some problems are too hard for a 8th grade for sure.. For example, the exercise with the polynomial of degree 4 can be solved if you know derivatives... but I doubt they teach derivatives in mid school...

[@omarwhatever6542]

Im a foreigner who lives in turkey and I'm doing highschool here, the pain i see my Turkish friends go through just to get the change of majoring in what they like in a respectable university makes me terribly sad and grateful for not having to suffer that way. I tried to solve some tests with my friend and it's just built different, and aside from that the education system here is super confusing, i used to get full marks on most exams before moving to turkey, now it's torture just to pass the 90%, i hope you all the best of luck Turkish students, vallahi yerinizde olsaydım erkende kendimi öldürecektim, bu kadar streste yaşayamam :( herkese iyi şanslar

[@anlc9370]

vallahi eyvallah kanka

[@kenanproduction23]

kanka vallahi niye geldin xd

[@seckinakmaner4769]

@@kenanproduction23 Kenya’ya gidecekken Konya’ya gelmis

[@Brunetteofthe]

@@seckinakmaner4769 KEJDMX8DJKXSIKSISIS

[@RyanGosling9402]

Bir insan burada niye yaşar ki aq.

[@unlshtb4524]

It struck me how hard these questions are when they are solved in English, in Turkish you hear these terms on the daily... Scary how this is among the easier from the hardest subjects we are taught and tested about It is a total headache having to deal with things this country brings up against you and when it gets frustrated you are told "everyone has it this way","If you fail it's merely your fault"

[@zeyneppiskin3311]

defiently

[@mehmetgurdal]

Here's my recommendation; watch these videos and learn both Math and English. Problem solved.

[@aznlalaland]

@@mehmetgurdalyeah, let’s add more routine. 🙃

[@Kpoppcw]

‼️‼️As a Turk, this year I will be taking the LGS exam that I took in the 8th grade at the end of secondary school, and I am tired of everything from the pressure on me to the stress of the exam. You can take this exam only once in your life. This exam affects your whole life because you choose the high school you will attend thanks to this exam. You can choose a good high school. If you got into a bad high school, you will get a good education. But if you got into a bad high school, you get a bad education and end up taking the university exam (you may take this exam more than once). If you have a good education, you will probably go to a good university. If you have a bad education, you will probably go to a bad university.For this reason. This LGS exam you will take at the end of secondary school is so important that it will affect your whole life. Students who are good at sports activities cannot have the profession they want due to family pressure, because sports professions in Turkey (painter, ballerina, swimmer, athletics, boxing, skating and many other professions) are financially low. That's why families don't want their children to do these professions. Families tell their children that they will choose the profession that makes the most money. To give an example, the most popular professions in Turkey (the professions that make the most money) direct their children to doctors, nurses, lawyers, judges and similar professions. When they (usually) fail, it is possible for them to hear things like “there's nothing for you” or “you can't achieve anything”. I will take the LGS exam this year and they give trial exams in all subjects every day at school so that we can get good results in LGS. I'm in the 8th grade and I'm at my school. There are a total of 100 8th grade students. In the exam we take every day, a piece of paper on which everyone's ranking from 1 to 100 is written is hung in the corridor of the school, and all students who are in the last 40 are scolded in front of the school. Schools in Turkey are divided into 2 private schools. and Public schools, Private schools are paid but education is better, Public schools are free and education is worse than private schools. I go to school 7 days a week, I go to school at 9pm on weekdays, return at 5pm on weekends and I have a lot of homework and you are constantly compared to other students by your family. ‼️‼️ ‼️‼️I wrote about Turkey's entire education system here.‼️‼️

[@ManicTurkishDreamGirl]

I'm happy that someone is finally talking about what Turkish children have to go through. Back when I was studying for LGS, I went to school for 8 hours then prep school for 6 hours 7 days a week. I had no energy to do anything other than sleep and so did my friends. That year I started to hurt myself (I'm getting better). I got so stressed out I started hallucinating. I'm not kidding.

[@glukglukglukgluk9994]

As a Turkish student, I can easily say I'm nothing but angry at the world. Even though I could've been considered a successful student, I've never seen a laboratory in my life. Instead, I've seen teachers abusing their relationships with students to take them into religious communities, or even teachers hitting their students with higher dedication than a boxer. In every high school I know, students are expected to be soldiers. You have to wake up early, go to school; attention! Ready! Ease! And forced to listen to old and uneducated people yell at you. You have of course no personal space, you have to let them touch you and search your bag because they might find a cigarette. And of course schools are surrounded by prickly wire, so you can't run away. No talk about real science is allowed, especially evolution and religion. You cannot possibly criticize any teacher because I have seen people expelled for that. For these reasons, I never find myself studying anything I'm interested in anymore. Instead, my all motivation to study became running away from this country. Or being scared because I might be homeless one day, cannot even afford food, and die without anyone noticing me. When your motivations are bad of course you cannot study, instead you just sit and apply more and more pressure to your lips while each and every one of your interest extracted from your body by getting dismissed with excuses like irrelevant and useless.

[@madman7544]

Hocam en iyisi kalfalık sınavına ve ustalık sınavına girip tesisatçı olmak en azından Kanadaya almanya ya vesaire greenkard verme olayları kolaylaşıyor burada açlıktan öleceğime Kanada da bok temizlerim.

[@glukglukglukgluk9994]

@@madman7544 Aynen kardeşim iyi söylemişsin. Kanada'da en sevmediğin işi yaparken bile hayatın daha değerli gibi hissedersin gerçekten. Eğer dediğin kadar kolaysa yunanistana yüzmeye tercih edilebilir, sonuçta onlar bizden de dana gördüğü yerde seni öldürebilirler. Ancak daha az riskli yöntem yüksek lisans için polonyaya gitmek olur çünkü belli bir yaşı geçtikten sonra kaçamadıysan yapabileceğin birşey kalmıyor. Ve ben gerçekten beyin hasarından şüphelendiğim insanların anadolu üniversitelerinden polonyaya gittiğini gördüm. Muhtemelen birsüre sonra bunu zorlaştırırlar ama buda düşünülebilir.

[@bladerunner924]

@@glukglukglukgluk9994 diline sağlık üstad

[@kayrakarabal8849]

ayol abartma

[@zs9652]

Sounds like that country just uses their school system as a brainwashing tool.

[@Promethalis]

I enjoy watching the solutions to math and physics questions on your channel. I’ve just seen this video. It is quite strange that something I watch as a hobby tortures people so much. The weirdest part is that college-level questions are asked of high school students. It's a very pathetic situation. I hope everything will be easier for Turkish students. Success in life…

[@Yaeyinn]

Not high school, İt's middle school

[@ahmetselimgul6169]

Actually, the difficulty of questions is just an excuse to show discontent. When you have 2 million people competing for the same thing, to get into one of the best high schools/universities, many hearts will be broken because only 50-100k of them can go to decent schools. This has nothing to do with the difficulty, no matter what the difficulty is, 90% of the students won’t be able to go to good schools.

[@veronicaedits2838]

Bro she showed the easyest question in Lgs btw its for 8th grades so middle school :)

[@emreerismis4081]

Yaşadığımız sinav stresi yetmediği gibi bir de bir de sınavda değişiklik yapıldı Allah bize merhamet etsin çünkü ösym etmeyecek

[@Socrates478]

allah loading !

[@kimsekim2556]

bi bıraksalar bari sınava adapte olsak, değişip duruyor

[@semanur3140]

@DON'T tamam

[@kkekerem41]

I took the LGS exam. The number of students who hired a separate private course and private tutor after the school course for 1 exam was very high. At that time, they were solving hundreds of questions a day. And they only gave us 1 minute for 1 question

[@asyaMiku]

aga o bide lgs deki mavi üçgen sorusuna bakmadı onu görse hayatttan soğar yeminle

[@naz3454]

We also cannot ignore the fact that we are given ridiculously less time to solve these questions. When I was preparing for the AYT/TYT exam about 3 years ago, none of my classmates were training for the topics, but rather for speed. We were expected so solve around 150 questions in less than 2 hours. It isn't a exam that tests knowledge. It tests whether you have memorized enough question types to not waste time to actually think analytically on how to solve the question.

[@yigitorhan7654]

Speedrunning

[@nisano2954]

Unfortunately, I took the TYT and AYT 2021 exams this year. When I took the exam, which is now called LGS, I got a very high score and went to one of the best high schools. But unfortunately TYT and AYT were so hard that it ruined my efforts. I was depressed because of the exam. I'm on antidepressant medication and I go to the psychiatrist every month. I studied for this exam for 2 years, I am still studying. Test books are very expensive in the country anyway. A test book is 120 Turkish Liras. So you can think of it as 100 dollars according to your country. Another thing is that we can't find a job even if we study. Did you want to be a teacher? You cannot be appointed. Are you appointed? You have to take an exam called KPSS and get 95 points. Did you do that too? You are required to attend the interview. (Interview: Experts determined by the state before you ask general culture questions.) Did you get everything right in the interview? Congratulations, YOU ARE NOT A TEACHER. They ignore our efforts, they use us as if we are race horses! I hate this system. Ben bu sene TYT ve AYT 2021 sınavlarına girdim maalesef. Şu an adı LGS olan sınava girdiğimde ise çok yüksek bir puan alarak en iyi liseslerden birisne gittim. Ama ne yazık ki TYT ve AYT o kadar zordu ki, emeklerimi mahvetti. Sınav yüzüden psikolojim bozuldu. Antidepresan ilacı kullanıyorum ve her ay psikiyatriste gidiyorum. Bu sınav için 2 sene çalıştım, hala çalışıyorum. Zaten ülkede test kitapları çok pahalı. Bir test kitabı 120 Türk Lirası. Yani siz bunu kendi ülkenize göre 100 dolar olarak düşünebilirsiniz. Şöyle bir şey de var ki okusak bile iş bulamıyoruz. Öğretmen mi olmak istedin? Atanamıyorsun. Atandın mı? KPSS diye bir sınava girmen ve 95 puan alman gerekli. Bunu da mı başardın? Mülakata girmen gerekli. (Mülakat: Önünüzde devletin belirlediği uzman kişiler siz genel kültür soruları soruyor.) Mülakatta her şeyi doğru mu bildin? Tebrikler ÖĞRETMEN OLAMADIN. Emeklerimizi hiçe sayıyorlar, bizi birer yarış atıymışız gibi kullanıyorlar! Bu sistemden nefret ediyorum.

[@mehmeterciyas6844]

Hangi lisede okudun? Ben de 18im

[@ixazalvoh7793]

benim de ayni valla teogda 492 almistim sehrimin en iyi liselerinden birinde okudum ve mezunum su an

[@ixazalvoh7793]

nedense kucuklugunden beri az eforla basarili olmaya aliskin insanlar icin o surec daha zor o yuzden anliyorum seni

[@chaotichomie]

:( cografya kaderdir.

[@gcnr6060]

@@ixazalvoh7793 yeminle aynısı 496 alarak en iyi dedikleri okula gittim ama ben de mezunum içimden ne kadar bu sene böyle zorlamazlar demek gelse de maalesef daha beterini bile sorabilirler. Ne diyelim allah yardımcımıx olsun

[@aguven]

I grew up through this system in Turkey and now having my phd at university of copenhagen. Your assessment is quite accurate. You already get burnt out when you get to the university exams. Despite placing in a great high school, I completely lost interest in the classes. Eventually, I graduated at the bottom of my high school (by the way your graduation score also gets weighted-in in your university placement, and bad high schools kinda get boosted score in that part due to their not so stringent grading). I was so detached from the classes, I ranked at 100.000 in my first university exam. After which, I decided to study for a year to retake the exam ( I had to teach myself differential equations, limit, derivative and integral as I skipped those classes during high school) and consequently , I ranked 6000 in that year. Yes, the questions are hard and you need to spend a lot of time and energy (I literally learned how to get into the "Zone" that year). But another major problem is that the exam system changes quite often. Those 2 years in which I took the university exam, the way the exam is conducted, the type of questions, and the method of placement was completely changed over a year. Same story also repeated in my high school placement exam. It was a new exam compared to previous years. You are not only forced to compete in a world-class level, but also you have to do it in an ever changing environment/system, at a very young age. Unfortunately, a person who is capable of doing all these most likely can predict their future in this system. They can see that not even a fraction of their effort will be awarded. And that is a really though place to recover from for a young and untrained psyche.

[@tunabodrumlu9745]

That last sentence is all about me...

[@tirin1436]

kanka 100k dan 6k y nasil sicradin boyle

[@prooyuncu686]

Türkan please

[@tunabodrumlu9745]

@@BlueSky-vd6qh We know about that, but at the moment even the most skilled has hard time getting into these universities, but people who has connections can pass without even taking the exam, it's completely designed for spesific people to pass.

[@aguven]

@Okami Amaterasu yuksek lisanstan sonra doktora yapmak icin okullarin ilanlarina basvurdum. On degerlendirme ve mulakatini gecip kabul aldigim yerler arasindan burayi sectim iyi diye.

[@korukiwiarts]

Hi. I'm a New Zealander living in Turkey. I differently found your video subject very interesting. I knew that the Turkish education system was quite hard, but had no idea it was as hard as what you had just shown. I know for a fact that Turkish are very clever, when it comes to math, language and more. A lot higher level than schools back in my country. But I could be wrong as it's been many years since I'd taken an exam

[@vipxr]

i think this isn't about being very clever tbh, it is about turning those kids into racehorses and just ruining their lives for years upon years.

[@temmuz5275]

I think it's time to leave Turkey. If you do not leave Turkey, the education system will rot you and your life energy will disappear. You will have to live unemployed.

[@damlatorun6756]

Wait till you see everyone in our class 😂 Bro is 7th grade and doesn’t know the multiplication table

[@purplepothos5794]

I'm definitely not as smart as 13 year old Turkish students 😅 I kinda feel sorry for countries with these kind of exams that demand youngsters to invest so much of their youth and all that mental pressure involved to later possibly get burnt out or the anguish of not making it through ever increasingly stringent entrance exams.

[@kiymaliiborek]

😔

[@cariceyim]

:(

[@eymenu7281]

And it was the year of isolation, with no proper education :/

[@blny4389]

Keşke senin yerinde olsaydım ben şuan bu sınava hazırlanıyorum..

[@blny4389]

En büyük hayalim Türkiye'den gitmek

[@ucanpenguen484]

Turkey is the only country that forces us 13-year-old children to solve such difficult questions. We study 9 hours a day to enter a good high school, and this negatively affects our health and sleep patterns. Thank you for understanding and explaining our feelings.

[@AmanDeep-wy1qx]

Jee advanced entered the chat

[@arshaanalamkhan]

​@@AmanDeep-wy1qx pls cut the bs jee advance is not for 13 year students and jee advance is Relatively easier than this.

[@ahmed_hydrogen863]

Nah bro that's learning I wish I was like you ❤

[@soumengorai8346]

@@arshaanalamkhan it's world second difficult exam after Gaokao china exam

[@himanshusingh5214]

@@AmanDeep-wy1qx He is talking about 13 year olds. This Exam would be a piece of cake for a 17 year old but extremely hard for a 13 year old.

[@sevde6690]

It's not just hard questions, it's a problem. We are not in a system that prepares these questions for YKS for 4 years. Our school exams do not resemble such questions in their written logic, such as holding your right ear with your right hand without being decorated in a classical style, but the exam is almost like questions that ask you to hold your right ear with your right leg. full. Merhaba yorumu yazdıktan birkaç gün sonra kopyalayıp çeviriden çevirdim ama baya kötü çevirmiş. Bu yüzden yukarıda yazdıklarımın bir özetini yazmak istedim. Sorun bize sürekli zor olimpiyat soruları gibi sorular sormaları değil LGS ve YKS de son sınıfa kadar klasik yazılı mantığında düşündürmeyen sadece konuları ezberlediysen geçebileceğin ezbere dayatılmış bireylerin analitik düşünme zekasını kullanmalarını engelleyen ayrıca her bireyin farklı ilgi alanlarına hitabetmeyen bir sistemsizlik.

[@steppenwolf3769]

Bence sorun sınavın matematik üzerine kurulu olması. Hangi bölümü/mesleği seçmek istersen iste sınavın %70'i matematiğe dayanıyor. Diğer derslerin bir kıymeti yok. Bu yüzden matematikte de sadece zor sorular soruluyor. Konuyu, formülü, denklemi bilip bilmediğini ölçmeyen sadece zekayı ve şansı ölçen bir sınav. Ben tam tersi ezber olmadığını, zeka ve şans işi olduğunu düşünüyorum. Maalesef diğer faktörleri ölçmüyor sınav.

[@sevde6690]

@@steppenwolf3769 dediğine katılıyorum bir karikatür var tüm hayvanları toplamışlar ve hepsinin ağaca çıkmasını istemişler diyecek bir şey yok ya izahı olmayan şeylerin mizahı olur...

[@shadowmonarch3155]

was it that hard enough to cry? It was probably the easiest question paper, I have ever seen for college entrance. this type of question, here solved by grade 6-7 kids. You would literally die in India if you see our college entrance exam question(JEE Advance).On top of that, about 11 million students take this exam every year, and only 10000 get selected to get in IIT.

[@toky2590]

In Ukraine , we used to have ZNO exams , which were somewhat hard , but now during war we have one multi-test NMT exam which significantly easier (We don't need to write an essay and we don't have difficult equation with parameter) That first diagram question took me like 10 mins to solve , I actually kinda enjoyed it , but then she said that's you have like 1 minute on it and I was like 💀

[@user.127]

Ahh yess! The worst part is the limited time. We take one exam in parts which are Turkish, History, Geography, Philosophy, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. So, most of the time we have to solve Turkish part faster to create extra time for Math 😅 and Turkish part has long texts and as complicated as rest of the exam. 🤧

[@MaxPayne-fi1mz]

​@@user.127Hi friend, How is the civil department of ODTÜ? I am getting admission there.

[@user.127]

@@MaxPayne-fi1mz Did you mean civil engineering? If so, ODTÜ is really good at technical departments as engineering

[@nehir2403]

If you don't get into the top 50,000 in Turkey, you can't go to a mid-level university 3-4 million students take the exam every year. Moreover, these two were the easiest math questions I have ever seen, and you only have 1 minute for each question there are also 8 lessons in the exam.

[@MaxPayne-fi1mz]

@@nehir2403 How can there be 4 million students applying? Turkey's population ain't that big.

[@chironsay2858]

3:35 While you are reading and solving i read it and don't understand me wrong but it was the easiest question in LGS. When we see it, we feel happy because we all know the solvation like our names. I was a LGS student just a year ago. The problem is we don't have enough educatin system to solve it. Because our system says "memorize" but this questions says "think". What did we do then? We memorized how we have to think with test books. (If i have a grammar mistake, sorry)

[@benkardelenayol]

Bu arada o soru zordu

[@connorr0]

@@benkardelenayol Nesi zordu? 2019'da K'nin ne kadar sattığını sormuştu. Daire grafiğindeki değerleri buldu, iki yıl için iki terim verdi (x, y) sonra gereken işlemleri yaptı bu kadar. Ha işlemler zor diyorsan o senin sorunun azıcık daha çalışman gerekebilir matematiğe.

[@benkardelenayol]

@@connorr0 açıkçası soruyu okuduğumda anlamadım işlem yapmaya çalıştım ama olmadı. Matematiğe zaten ağırlık vermemiştim. Hocalarıma sorduğumda bile şıkları görmeseler yks sorusu sahacaklarını söylediler

[@melisakgul4633]

en sevmediğim konu hiç çözemiyorum :(

[@dombilililili]

Tamamen katılıyorum

[@onurgokturk]

I scored high at the university entrance exam and got into a "good" university in Turkey. I soon realised that there is not much going on in terms of science in Turkish universities because of political instability and lack of funds. I was privileged enough to switch to a good university in Germany. I realised there how my colleagues were struggling with simple mathematics and how simple their high school curriculum was. The problem is that there are thousands more students who scored higher than me in Turkey but do not have the opportunities that I have in Germany. Those opportunities in Germany are taken by a lot of students who cannot do simple mathematics. This is a huge waste of talent and a great obstacle to human advancement. If only those talented people in Turkey or anywhere else in the world had the opportunities in Germany, the world would be amazing. This is the reason why we have to get rid of any nepotism or nationalism and give people opportunities globally based on merit. Perhaps this is the only way we could advance as a species.

[@liquidmetal718]

Nicely put. Once you enter job field and it's the same stuff again in different countries.

[@sin3358]

Someone once told me that first world countries really survive because of the immigrants that move there, or people from third world countries who move there for a better lifestyle, lol. I didn't quite believe him, but when u put it that way...

[@onurgokturk]

@@sin3358 I have realised that first world people usually don't develop that problem-solving mindset because they don't need to. They have a stable life, they just do what they're given and get by well. Third world people on the other hand may go through a lot and experience real problems in life so they have to think. This is why cutting-edge ideas almost always come from third world people or minorities.

[@Unreachableparadise]

@@onurgokturk ya en azindan yurt disina cikabilmissin benim universite sinavina daha 2 yil var cidden ne yapicam bilmiyorum :(

[@DanielCupakTUR]

I don't know man, I studied in a Turkish Uni back in 2009 and it was a high school for us Czechs... People did not know how to write a simple essay!

[@batuhanyetis58]

Geçen sene sınava girmiş ve matematik bölümünde ecel terleri dökmüş biri olarak demek isterim ki bu sınav Türk sınav tarihinin en zor matematik sorularıydı.

[@fratissizkald.5801]

Sadece matematik mi zordu sence?

[@emreklc4087]

Şimdiye kadarki en zor matematik sorularıydı diyelim. 2022'de de merhamet göstetecek gibi durmuyorlar...

[@Морана-ф8л]

Yerleştin mi mezuna mı bıraktın

[@batuhanyetis58]

@@Морана-ф8л bana diyorsan ikinci kez mezuna kaldım. İlk senemde sayısalda 65bin de bıraktım 2021 de 80 e geriledi.

[@KRAKUMAL]

@@emreklc4087 💀💀💀

[@theuraniumeater6554]

The question that you solved in 3:50 doesnt need 2 unknowns you could have solved it by using 1 unknown. And 90,150 and 120 can divided 30 that means that will be 3x,5x and 4x in order. And if you try solving by not dividing them and using 1 unknown can make the question harder and longer than the standart and simpliest main way (P.S. the questions of 8. Grade doesnt want you to solve the questions by using 2 unknowns.)

[@isovas_og]

Hello, I'm a student at METU, and the funny thing I wanted to mention is, no matter the pain and suffering I went through in my last year at high school, it just gets worse. Getting into the better universities is just the begginning.

[@TheTuberguy1000]

Esasen komik bir durum. Bundan 12 sene once ODTU de sinavlar cogunlukla open book ve time limit olmadan yapiliyordu. Bugunlerde orada bile ezber gec time rush ve hoca kaprisi var. El yazisini begenmedigi icin but e birakan "Akademisyenler" heryeri infest etmis durumda. Kolay gelsin

[@deryaaktas3439]

Demeee

[@zehrazehra]

aynen öyle katılıyorum. ben de odtü'deyim bu 4. senem, her sene üstüne katlanarak daha da zorlaşıyor. bu yks soruları yanında hiçbir şey kalır

[@Solotocius]

Desene biz mahvolduk diye... 😅

[@MrUpdownloader]

Ben de 18 yıl önce odtuden mezun olan biri olarak master, doktora ve iş hayatınin o eğitime göre çerez oldugunu söyleyebilirim. Hele yurtdışında doktora Felan yaparsaniz hiç bir şeye çalışmanıza gerek yok.

[@seyittemel4874]

Moreover, you pay to participate in these exams, and every year the equality of opportunity in education decreases, and the price of the books we buy is very expensive. There is no one who helps, there are those who cannot take the exam because there is no exam money, and the point that many Turkish young people get most angry about is that foreign students take very simple exams and get help from the state and study at the best universities....... ((I thank you that many Turkish teachers and educators You are expressing what they did not say, good thing you have it😔😔....

[@jirairaikei]

As a middle schooler in turkey im honestly shaking and crying seeing her solve the LGS questions…god help me please

[@princessoyku]

Eger 8. Sinifsan sunu soyleyim, lgs cidden fazla abartiliyor lgs soru cozumlarini izlersen aslinda 12-13 sorunun cok basit oldugunu sadece biraz dusunmen gerektigini anlarsin ben lgs ye cok calismamistim 2. Donem her gun gunde 100-150 arasinda cozuyordum okul ve dershane notlarim 400-420 civari geliyordu ve 2021 lgs den 467 aldim sadece sayisaldan yanlis ve bos birakarak bu sonucu elde ettim, sana fazla streslenmemen icin sunu soyleyeyim matematikten nefret ediyorsan matematikte kendini zorlama ama kesinlikle fen ve sozel derslere kendini ver benim matematikte cok sikintim yoktu, lgs sozel xaten sirf parafraf mantik calisabilecegin hic bir sey yok en iyisi fende kendini zorla Emin ol lgs hayat degil, ailem cok basarili ve kendimi cok kotu hissediyordum zamaninda ama calistigin surece emeklerin bosa gitmez motivasyonunu yuksek tutmaya calis

[@nyroxin]

Stop playing genshin then lmao

[@jirairaikei]

What does genshin have to do with this?

[@nyroxin]

@@jirairaikei I have done the same mistake and it didnt end well . The game is fun but the results arent. If you dont wanna end up being a fat gamer better just stop playing it for 1 year lol.

[@twofindertr5192]

Ayt'ye hazırlanırken dershanede bir hocam vardı, matematik ve geometri dersleri veriyordu aynı zamanda da hukuk okuyordu kaliteli bir üniversitede. Kendisine götürdüğümüz bazı eski AYT sorularını çözmesi 5-10dk sürüyordu ki kendisini soruları çözerken 30 sn den fazla harcamaması ile tanımıştık. Göz korkutma olarak gelebilir sana fakat maalesef durum böyle...

[@hinadeyin623]

And now as a 16 year old high school student, I'm so stressed about TYT-AYT exams. It will affect to my future self's life quality. And this fact makes me want to go another country to study like England or Germany. It is really sad because I wanted to be useful for my country when I was younger... And thank you for understanding us! I'll be following your channel!

[@anastasia_852]

Oh man I feel you. It's just sad, wanting to be useful to your own country but then there's the "Oh you wanna stay here? Well ya can't because the conditions aren't right" coming at you.

[@veutreydale]

beggars can't be choosers. We have one life to live in this amusing universe and ofc that's our very natural right to want it to live as the same way as an average european or north american does. A basic ordinary life where you don't have any future anxiety bcz of the economy and nepotism bs.

[@rustamramazanov2003]

I want to study in a Germany uni, but education there is also very hard, if im not wrong.

[@orkuuun]

When I took the exam, my fear went away. I did the verbal part easily. But when I get to the numeric part and see the math questions the great fear in me was reborn. I got 12 out of 20 questions correct. I had 7 blank questions and this was one of those questions. When I came out of the exam, everyone around was crying, the parents were upset. In short, pushing 13-year-olds to this creates school fear in children. We just feel like racehorses

[@ilayy11]

Ne kadar puan aldın

[@taetaeforever7658]

@@ilayy11 12

[@birisi916]

matta 12 net iyi lan

[@ThatObjectionGuy]

@@birisi916 öbür dersleri fulleyip türkçeden 1 yanlış alsan %10 fln

[@vipxr]

12 doğru 12 net demek değil@@birisi916

[@kyriakosn6172]

We could also use Aitken's method of calculating the value p(4) of a polynomial that intervenes an unkown function f, at points f(1)=1=p(1), f(2)=4=p(2) and f(3)=3=p(3). Good news is, it's much shorter and less time consuming. Bad news is, it's something you learn along with Newton's divided differences and finite differences in "Introduction to Numerical Analysis" after you enter uni.

[@r0lfu_]

they forgot they teach that after you take the exam...

[@zuhrnm]

this lovely woman used two unknown terms to solve the question. the problem is, in turkey; we learn equations with two unknowns in high school.

[@uurhelo]

Şu videoyu izlerken bile uykum geldi artık içimde gram matematik aşkı falan kalmamış oysaki teog'a/8.sınıfa başlamadan önce en sevdiğim derslerden biriydi. Şimdi 20 yaşımdayım ve freelance grafik tasarım yapıyorum, üniversite sınavına hazırlanıp çocukluğumdan beri hayalim olan bilgisayar mühendisliği bölümünü kazanmak kafamda olsada artık lise döneminde nasıl bi nefret oluştuysa ders dinleyesim bile gelmiyor. Oysaki bu tarz konular, meslekler, teknoloji vs hep ilgimi çeken şeylerdi. Sadece sistemin hatası mıdır bilmiyorum ama büyük bi rolü olduğuna inanıyorum. LGS sınavından habersizdim ama şu video sayesinde kuzenlerim ve yaşıtları için üzgünlüğüm arttı. Olay sadece eğitim sistemiylede bitmiyor. Ülkenin genel anlamda geride olması İstanbul ve İzmir gibi büyük şehirler dışına yansıyor. Bir çok çocuk o boş okullarda 4 duvar arasında niteliksiz olarak büyüyor. Keşke sadece matematik fizik kimya olsa her şey ama sanat alanında bile bu kadar gerideyken biz ne yapabiliriz ki gençliğimizde. Önemli olan şey gelecekte çocuklarımıza bu Türkiye'yi yaşatmamak. Eğer dayanabiliyorsanız, aklınız yetiyosa okuyun, başka ülke hayaliniz varsa yinede bir parçanızı burada bırakın çünkü bu ülkeyi bizlerden başka düzeltecek kimse yok.

[@bigshrek2324]

freelance için hangi siteleri/siteyi tercih ediyosun

[@almates8332]

hedefim Sabancı'ya gidip visual arts okumak. umarım o zamana kadar ruhumu ve sanata olan tutkumu ders calışırken kaybetmem 💖💞

[@devonxxxx]

ben dayanamıyorum ya. 9. sınıfım gerçekten okulda kusasım geliyor artık. iğrenç bir şey eskiden okulda heyecanlanlanırdım fizik biyoloji kimya genel olarak feni çok severdim ama bu ne abi. sorun derslerin zorluğu falan değil öğretmenlerin bilgi öğretmek için çabalamak yerine direkt üniverisite sınavı endeksli konuşması. zaten lgsyi yeni atlattık bir durun ya. yok "şu sınavda çıkar" yok "bu geçen sene üni sımavında çıktı burası önemli, şurası değil." bu ne ya ben oraya öğrenmeye geliyorum dedikleri şeylere bak. soğuttular beni cidden. daha bir çok konu var ama en çok bu soğuttu beni. nolur yardım edin imdat

[@burcekalagoglu6317]

@@devonxxxx aynı durum eskiden her türlü bilim ve onun içindeki gizemler ilgimi çekerdi ama her şey o kadar sınav odaklı ve o kadar sıkıcı ki artık her hangi bir derste konuyu duymak bile midemi bulandırıyor

[@RedDot95]

Aynı durum ben Resim öğretmenliği okuyorum şimdi.

[@eululc]

I didn't watch the video yet, just sharing my experience. I'm a 8th grade student in Turkiye. I am preparing for an exam named "LGS" (Liselere Giris Sinavi) and based on the score I get, I'll go to a high school. That exam is EXTREMELY hard that I have to solve over 600 questions a week to get an impressive score (more than 450, max is 500.) It gives me a lot stress and pressure. I come home at 5.30pm everyday and take courses on Saturday. I have extremely bad headaches after school, it's getting so hard to study everyday. In fact, I am just 14 and I don't think we should solve over 600 questions a week just to go to a high school. (I'm writing this comment crying because of how tired I am even after taking 4 hours of sleep and skipping 4 HOURS of studying) *I remembered something else while watching the solution of the question. We have 1 and a half minute so solve this one.

[@omaKoma12]

Aynısı

[@damlatorun6756]

Ben de seneye sınavcıyım ve ne zaman sınavı düşünsem titreyip terlemeye başlıyorum

[@New_Generation970]

I understand you, very well. I am one of those who entered last year. Sometimes you will never be able to maintain your motivation, you will get tired, there will be times when you will not be successful even if you work hard. But we have to do this if we want to get into a good high school. I'm in high school now. I am also in a very good high school. But right now, I look forward to the days when I studied for LGS. I know it's been 2 months since school opened, but the education system makes us memorize all the concepts down to the smallest detail. I study 5 hours a day and I never get paid for my labor. So what I'm saying is, have some control over yourself. These days too will pass. And one day there will come a day when you will receive the reward of your labor.

[@sickofthesun194]

Hahah you didn't know about the best part: you should solve that questions in 1.5-2 minutes (1.5 is for linguistic exam part, 2 minutes is for numeric part):"D As a person who is studying for this exam, I'm really not the person created for maths and science. That is really challenging. Also you should have a really hard working system for maths especially. Classical old questions, the new example LGS questions, quizes, pilot tests, test questions' solving videos etc.

[@shadowmonarch3155]

was it that hard enough to cry? It was probably the easiest question paper, I have ever seen for college entrance. this type of question, here solved by grade 6-7 kids. You would literally die in India if you see our college entrance exam question(JEE Advance).On top of that, about 11 million students take this exam every year, and only 10000 get selected to get in IIT.

[@_Flame9029]

@@shadowmonarch3155 and you think this is something to be proud of..?

[@shadowmonarch3155]

@@_Flame9029 yeah , cuz i was in that 10000 out of 11 million...so yeah, i m

[@_Flame9029]

@@shadowmonarch3155 both of our countries' exam system being bad is not something you should be proud of just because you succeeded in it.this is a problem, you have 10.090.000 people behind you that almost got in that exam for nothing (at least thats what happens in turkey) and just because you were able to surpass them by rejecting to touch grass/enjoy life and just study, doesn't mean you have the right to brag about it.

[@rednexie]

@@shadowmonarch3155 btw the hardest one is that you get educated for 7 years about "memorising" and in 8th grade you see the "next generation questions" and rip... They are completely different from the ones you've seen before. And schools don't teach you the new ones. If we have seen these questions before and if we have gotten educated like this before, we probably would easily solve the questions

[@onur6063]

Hi Tibees. I am one of the students who participated in the 2021 LGS exam. We take this exam at the age of 13-14. We only have 40 minutes for 20 questions in math. Sometimes even our teachers have a hard time solving these questions. They both ask difficult questions to 13-year-olds and give them limited time. Thank you for telling us about our problems.

[@almates8332]

I've taken the first LGS exam and well i don't really remember the timeline we had 60 minutes for 40 questions of math and sciences i guess and i remember crying my eyes out in maths

[@devonxxxx]

6 doğrum vardı

[@buckcostanza3483]

güzel bir ingilizcen var

[@onur6063]

@@buckcostanza3483 Google Çeviri sağ olsun.

[@almates8332]

@@onur6063JFKEKCJSHFNEKC

[@buckcostanza3483]

abi cidden LGS zor, ben TEOG'a girmiştim 1 tane deneme çözmeden 450 mi ne almıştım ama şimdi 8. sınıf bebeler deneme çözüyorlar iyi okullara girebilmek için yazık küçücük çocuklara ya.

[@ptchl]

@@shixnaro2241 teoga girsen de sadece puanın artıcaktı son teoga giren birisi olarak 492 puan almama rağmen şehrimdeki fen lisesi tutmamıştı kolay sorunca herkes yapıyor

[@harrypotterncubugu2384]

@@shixnaro2241 Kardeşim sizin LGS'cilere olayı anlatamıyoruz. TEOG gibi kolay olmasıda sizin aleyhinize, LGS gibi sınavın zor olmasıda aleyhinize kolay ve zor olması sınavın seçiciliğini azaltıyor . yukarıda güzelce açıklama yapmış hala şu TEOG kolaydı saçmalığını söyleyip durmayın sistem sıkıntılı sınav ne yapsın sana .

[@aclnbendoktorum2332]

bir kitap açmadan 420 almıştım.

[@japonbalgmisaliylangibi5927]

@@aclnbendoktorum2332 lgs ye son 5 gün çalışıp 380 almıştım kesşke daha fazla çalışsaydım şimdi olduğu gibi keko dolu bir okula gidip açığa geçmek zorunda kalmzdım

[@aclnbendoktorum2332]

@@japonbalgmisaliylangibi5927 ah ah. Olmuşla ölmüş çare olmaz. Sen de bulundugun konum da birinci olmaya bak. Öyle okullarda kolay olunur.

[@Chqnnn_]

Cidden çoğu öğrencide gelecek kaygısı var, belkide bizi anlayan nadir insanlardansınız teşekkürler.

[@burakkrtay4280]

Yine başarımız ile değil başarısızlığımızla ünlü olduk :(

[@fatmanurgoktas9926]

Türk öğrencilerin sesi olduğunuz için teşekkür ederiz

[@dogangungor5653]

Şu polinom sorusunu gördükçe kendimi parçalayasım geliyor 🥺

[@eyuphocanınsteteskobu]

Also don’t forget! You have to solve these questions, in a minute.

[@yeah8371]

1*

[@osmanyaman7249]

This is accurate. As a student Who got 38 questions right out of 40 in AYT 2021's Math, exams like SAT feels like kindergarten compared to the exams we have over here. Even LGS (Highschool entrance exam)'s questions are harder than SAT's in my opinion. Literature questions need too much brainpower and cognitive sharpness with too little time after which you have to deal with monstrous math problems. You have about 1 minute for every question and that's just TYT and half the picture. No wonder why we have people that start studying for Collage entrance exam (TYT+AYT) at 9'th grade which is ludicrous.

[@theeachuisge]

Yep. American exams are funny:) some American clubs even conclude one has a high IQ depending on the scores they get from SAT and such xD

[@pnarr2021]

Artık her şey garip geliyor mesela şuan başımızdakilere değilde yabancılara dert yanıyoruz. Bizi kurtarmalari için sessiz haykırışlar ediyoruz sonumuz hayrola

[@nonsense111-i6r]

As a turkish student,I can say that too many people cant have a job even if they are doctor.Our educaiton system is “memorizing” not “learning the logic”.And the problem is here,they teach us to memorize,but in exams,we are being responsible for understanding the logic.

[@utkugulgec5508]

Thanks Tibees. Your analysis' are the most valueable. Turkish, Korean, Chinese, Indian education systems seem to be like a gladiator arena, making students fight for their life with each other. Your Turkish pronunciations in Babbel section were also cute lol.

[@yep9674]

Unfortunately, it might seem as we're relaxed so much after the exams, but instead, it leaves you with so many problems such as not being sure what to do after all. Because we let all our avocations go away since there is no time to keep up with them. And that's a very big problem which I still deal with.

[@RondoLin-now]

I actually had an alternative way of solving this question. Back in high school, my teacher taught me, "when in doubt, go with C" ...but in all seriousness though, my heart goes out the young students that have to go through this rigor from an arguably flawed system :(

[@pokerformuppets]

Jeez. I thought you went through that polynomial one remarkably quickly! Anything less than 5 mins to solve that is insane. (I learnt a lot from your explanation -- thanks!) I could do the pie chart one though, using a completely different method from yours.

[@kiki_user]

Less than five minutes ☠️?? We need to solve it in 1 minute at most, otherwise the other questions will not catch up, bro (there are 40 questions in mathematics).

[@ahmetcoper4029]

I have learned derivative and integral functions at highschool and now I am studying medicine in Turkey and I don't remember the last time I have seen an mathematical operation other than the basic four operations...

[@karthickjayaraman2090]

You don’t understand why algebra and calculus are there in school curriculum. They increase our brain’s thinking capacity. Algebra n calculus are like working out for the brain. Pls don’t mislead young people watching this video.

[@bitirdinbenityt9900]

Abi tıp okumak çok mu zor?

[@eymenu7281]

İntegrali türevi de bil bi zahmet

[@kuzeycelebi5359]

@@karthickjayaraman2090 I agree with you; however, the focus is just on solving the equations, without emphasizing the purpose of them. Therefore, it doesn’t fully helping us to enhance the minds. Indeed, many of the high-school students in Turkey can nail undergrad Economics101,102 courses while studying for uni exams. But, not only the math. Those exams are holistically gnarly in different sorts in each subject. Long story short. The exams for high school and uni drain Turkish students’ ability to look ahead, dream, demonstrate creativity and motivation to do something other than school. Don’t need to mention the mental consequences for many.

[@catlady8259]

@@bitirdinbenityt9900 estağfurullah hünkarım. Jdjdj

[@mertozcelik484]

The High School Entrance Exam was 3 years a couple years ago. I know many who hated education despite being clever. Is there anywhere in the world that applies exams 3 years in a row just to enroll in a relatively good high school? They forced us to study 10 hours in a day when we were 12-14 . So, many of us hated it.

[@kemalotgen4434]

steve jobs la mı tanıştın dayı

[@mertozcelik484]

@@kemalotgen4434 Nasıl yani? :D

[@elifbusekan8889]

6. sınıfta 10 saat mi çalıştın ab sistemi suçluyoz da abartma ŞEÖAŞFÖAMT

[@mertozcelik484]

@@elifbusekan8889 haftasonları sabah 8 de dershaneye gidip akşam 8'de çıkıyorduk ve h.içi de okuldan sonra dershaneye gidiyorduk , 12 yaşında.

[@YusufKeskin..]

@@mertozcelik484 valla o sistem tamam sıkıntılı ama şuankine göre daha iyi yani en azından kaderin tek bir sınava bağlı değil

[@hayatodemis1i]

Yol almaya çalıştıkça bizi yolun ortasında çaresiz bırakan bir sistem.

[@nazlalagoz8616]

Very well said. These exams are not only hard but also given with quite limited time so students need to do TONS of practice questions/tests merely to get faster at solving these. If they want to get good scores students need to put a pause on their lives and simply solve tests like a robot to prepare. As a previous student in Turkey, I am so glad that I am past this and feel sorry for the youngsters. Now, living in the Netherlands I see that it does not need to be so hard to get a good education.

[@BH-fy5hi]

I am so sad for my nephew

[@erhanozalp8386]

Şu anda ortaokuldaki ve lisedeki arkadaşlar için 2019'da yks sınavına girmiş ve sayısalda 3272. olup bilkentte bilgisayar mühendisliği okuyan bir abiniz olarak deneyimlerimden ve düşüncelerimden bahsetmek istiyorum. Öncelikle ortaokuldaysanız ve 8. Sınıftaysanız LGS için bu kadar kasmanıza gerek yok arkadaşlar. Yeni yasayla birlikte adresinize en yakın liseye kayıt yaptırabiliyosunuz. Yakınınızda orta seviye de olsa bir anadolu lisesi varsa lgs için kasıntı olmanızı önermem. Çünkü iyi bir lisenin öyle aman aman bir etkisi olduğunu düşünmüyorum. LGS sınavının bu kadar zor olmasının sebebi çok sağlam çocukları ayıklayıp onları en iyi liselere yerleştirme stratejisi. Çok sağlam olmayabilirsiniz ki ben de değildim ama yine de sayısalda 3000. oldum. Yani mesele sağlam olmak değil. Peki liseye geçtiniz veya şuan lisedesiniz diyelim. Şimdi ne yapmalısınız? Önerim hiç beklediği niz gibi olmayacak ama 9 ve 10. Sınıfta gezebildiğiniz kadar gezin tozun takılın. Gençsiniz ulan siz kitap başında çürütmeyin kendinizi. Bu kadar kasarsanız hayatta bir arpa boyu yol alamazsınız. Bölümümde kafasını hiç kitaptan kaldırmamış arkadaşlarım da var hepsi zombi gibi yaşıyor. Sosyalleşmekten bir haber, otursan iki kelam sohbet edemezsin adamla o derece. Siz de böyle olursanız isterseniz süper bir mühendis olun maaşlı adam olmaktan öteye gidemezsiniz. Sizden kötü ünide okuyan ama ağzı laf yapan adamlar da patronunuz olur. Üzgünüm ama bu işler böyle. Ben kötü bir lisede okudum ama 11. sınıfın 2. Döneminde youtubeden ders çalışmaya başlayarak 3000. Oldum. Devir teknoloji devri. Ne dershane ne de iyi bir lise sizi mükemmel yapmaz. Sizi ancak siz mükemmel yapabilirsiniz. Teknolojiyi lehinize kullanabilirseniz ve doğru çalışırsanız 11. Sınıfta çalışmaya başlayarak derece yapmak hayal değil. 12 de başlasanız da yaparsınız. İmkansız diye bir şey yok. Yani kendinize güvenin, gençliğinizi yaşayın ve vakti geldiğinde ders çalışmaya başlayın. Gençliğinizi kitap başında çürütmeyin çok pişman olursunuz. Bu da benden bir abi tavsiyesiydi. Sizlere gelecekte ihtiyacımız var arkadaşlar. Umarım hepiniz iyi çalışır ve güzel yerlere gelirsiniz. Seviliyosunuz 😘

[@cptprice3733]

Olay budur abi. Millet niye kasıyor kendini lise için anlamış değilim. Gittikleri neredeyse her lisede aynı eğitimi alacaklar. Sadece ortam farklı olacak. Biraz kekolarla muhatap olacaklar o kadar. Yoksa tüm liseler aynı. Ben LGS’de kasmadım 360 puan aldım merkezi yerleştirmeyle ortaokul başarı puanıma göre bir liseye gittim. Şu an 10. sınıftayım ve hayatımı yaşamaya çalışıyorum. Oyunlar oynuyorum, yeni arkadaşlar edinmeye çalışıyorum. Hobilerime yönelik kitaplar okuyorum. İngilizcemi geliştirmeye çalışıyorum. Yaz tatilinde TYT’ye çalışmaya başlamayı düşünüyorum. Yani demek istediğim şey ortaokulu ve liseyi abartmayın, onlardan korkmayın. Ayrıca her zaman bir B planınız olsun. Umarım gelecekte iyi yerlerde karşılaşırız. Hayatınızı yaşayın.

[@cptprice3733]

@river 360

[@ErxQQ]

Hangi kanalları kaynakları kullandın acaba bende 11. Sınıfım bende senin gibi çalışmak istiyorum

[@khepcukqulak]

Hiç mi sıkılmadın yazarken, ben okurken sıkıldım

[@30yasnda55]

@@khepcukqulak şunu okumaya bile halin yoksa zaten bi cacık olmayacak senden ve sen de sınavı başaramayan yüzde99luk kesim gibi gelip buralarda sınav sistemi kötü diye ağlayacaksın.

[@bkuntv9132]

As a Turkish student I can definitely say being a student here is not the only problem we face in fact we face many social problems too. One of the examples that I can give is the fact that most of the older generations don't like us at all just because we think more about the few stuff instead of accepting them plus because economy of Turkey is in the shambles right now we can't really distract ourselves with anything like getting hobbies and because most of the parents want their kids to be doctors and engineers (because they are or at least were the highest paid jobs) other work departments such as art , language and many others are suffering and when they suffer economy doesn't get any better which literally turns this into a repeating cycle and lastly thanks for making videos likes this because everytime you make a video involves this topic it becomes the subject of news outlets which helps us to raise our voices to be heard by authorities .

[@alia.34]

You'r definetly right like we dont have any time for hobbies, as an lgs exam student thats really stressing and hard but we all dont have choice expect go through of this...sometimes we crying becaus of all these hard exams and scaring to get a bad Highschool or University,,thats not just having a bad mark on our mental healt,on everything. if we get bad highschool, our parents will be disappointed.

[@musaserin4084]

Ablamız bizi sınava çalışıp derece yapıp iyi bir üniversitede okuyup bizi türkiyede çalışacağımızı sanıyor ablacım bizim hedefimiz yurt dışına çıkmak kendimizi kurtarmak biz bunun için çalışıyoruz :)

[@pirayenazm9618]

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[@aysuardc3552]

SEN BEN BİZ YURTDIŞINA GİDERSEK BU ÜLKEİN HALİNİ KİM DÜZELTİCEK !!!! GERÇEKTEN ÜLKENİ SEVİYORSAN DURUM NE OLURSA OLSUN BİR ŞEYLERİ DÜZELTMEYE ÇALIŞIRSIN KAÇMAZSIN ANLADIN MI SONUÇ NE OLURSAOLSUN YURT DIŞINA GİTMEMELİYİZ EN AZINDAN BEN GİTMEYECEĞİM

[@bpainting189]

Işte aradığım yorum

[@MertPixelson]

Daha videonun en başında beyin göçünden bahsediyor aslında.

[@eray7020]

@bla bla mültecilik değil dostum beyin göçü.Tabi afrika ülkeleri dışında ülkemize beyin göçü yapan olmadığı için bu durumdan bihaber olman normal :)

[@elifecrinylmaz3080]

I am a türkish and our edication system really bad,they do not pity us, they see us as robots not as humans. there are difficult questions in our exams, but they do not guide us according to these questions. We say "that this subject not difficult" in the class. But when it comes out in the exam , it seems like the most difficult question in the world. Thats why we have a lot of anxiety about the future and we are little agressive people .

[@serryserry5823]

Aslında soruların zorluğunu anlamak o kadar basit ki, her soru başına ayırdığın vakitte bizim en az 3 soru çözmemiz bekleniyor.Süreyi bir tık arttırdılar diye üzülen bir gençlik var ortada çünkü biliyoruz ne kadar artarsa süre yine bir o kadar zorlaşacak 😔Sıfırcı sisteminiz batıcak elbet yakındır

[@Sheldoncooder07]

süreyi arttıran kurumla sınav sorularını hazırlayan kurum aynı değil bikere nerden biliyorsun zorlaşacağını tahminimce 2019 daki gibi kaliteli bir sınav yapabilirler tabi eğer şanslıysak

[@serryserry5823]

"Schrödinger" Kurumların birbirinden bihaber olmasını düşünmenizde sizin bilgisizliğiniz.Koalisyon sistemiyle yani fikir birliği içerisinde tüm kararlar alınıp daha sonra kamuoyuna aktarılmakta işler böyle yürümekte,öyle her kurum kafasına göre birtakım kararlar alıp açıklamada bulunmuyor,dilerim çalışanla çalışmayan bir tutulmaz barajı kaldırmaları yüzünden zor bir ihtimal ama umut işte tek sığınağımız.

[@Elif-ow1tf]

Harbiden sinir krizi geçirdim kadın çözerken

[@elifsara9285]

Tamam da süre sınırı olmasa yığılma olur. Daha gerçekçi çözümler üretmeyenler sürekli sistemin kötü olduğunu söyleyip durmasalar keşke.

[@tkaraburk]

sorularin zor kolay olmasinin bir onemi yok. insanlari siralamanin bir onemi var. herkesin yapabilecegi basitlikte soru yaparsan insanlari nasil siralayacak gercekten dogru kisileri nasil sececeksin. Hayat ve bilim dunyasinda bundan daha basit sistemler mi var saniyorsunuz. Bu kadar basit olsa herkes yapar degil mi. Ayrica hayat uniye girmek mi. Otur burada biraz yazilim ogren. KZbin inanilmaz bir derya bu konuda seni tam tesekkullu bir yazilimci yapacak videolala sahip. Uniye girince bir bok olmuyor bu arada. Onemli olan kendini gelistirmen.

[@girlypop-hoikty]

THANK YOU FOR MAKING A VIDEO ABOUT THIS AND MAKING OUR VOICES HEARD. I had Lgs a year ago and even though I studied non-stop for it I still didn’t get the result I wanted. Keep making amazing videos ly !

[@cutechiimyy]

Ben gerçekten zorluğunun şu zaman farkına vardım bir matematik hocasının AYT sorusunu çözemeyip diğer hocalarla kaç saat boyunca düşünüp öyle zar zor buldukları zaman bu sınav gerçekten bizi sadece zorlamak için var dedim ...

[@HesFoset]

For us Turkish students, exams are a nightmare. Education system that changes every year earthquakes epidemic diseases İnexperienced parents family pressure conflicting education system Lack of equipment in schools economic crises the simultaneous presence of politics and education in schools Risk of not being able to find a job after finishing school There are many more problems along with these problems, but I don't want to cause a headache.

[@dusenbirlevo1954]

Its also ironic that people living outside of Türkiye knowing it but parents do not

[@ismimyok4600]

Abla böyle videolar çekip biz Türk öğrencilerini çekiceğini sanıyorsan doğru düşünüyorsun nfkfkfk

[@aslshn959]

Ahahaha aynen

[@ismimyok4600]

@Mezun yeniden herkes kendini düşünüyor Mert Yiğit iyi ama güzel videolar çekiyor belki başka yine vardır bilmiyorum ama

[@furkan.1]

Ama zaten sorun o değil mi? Abi biz problemlerimizi neden böyle KZbin kanalların altında arıyoruz ki? Neden devlet tarafından bir adım atılmıyor, anlayamıyorum.

[@ismimyok4600]

@@furkan.1 Ben de bilmiyorum ki :( keşke eğitim sistemimiz böyle olmasaydı

[@ismimyok4600]

@Mezun yeniden birde mezunsun galiba bende mezunum iyice insan kafaya takıyor :(

[@poffydaisy5134]

Thank you so much for speaking about this. It actually made me really emotional, because I remember having really severe anxiety that I would shake uncontrolably everyday for months till the LGS exam. It's been 2 years but It's still hard to forget it.

[@fyessssss]

Man I feel so bad, I hope you feel better soon ❤️

[@poffydaisy5134]

@@fyessssss thank you ❤️

[@taenldnrj1637]

This is an industry with an annual size of 5-10 billion dollars, and the worst part is, the raw material of this industry is children and young people.

[@begumduzer5490]

And their dreams. The government is soo fucking cruel to their students. The best years of your youth are stolen to you and every Turkish student wants to move abroad and live there including me :/

[@mominasilza]

Bu sistem öğrenciler geçemesin diye var zaten o yüzden zorluğu beni şaşırtmıyor

[@mrs.potter3256]

LGS sınavına girip iyi puan alıp ama şuan aşırı kaltisez bir eğitim kurumunda okuyan ben teşekkürler MEB

[@nietzsche752]

kaç puan almıştın

[@mrs.potter3256]

@@nietzsche752 376 ama yüzde 9 dilimdeydim ona rağmen hiçbir şey olmadı

[@nietzsche752]

@@mrs.potter3256 artık üni sınavına

[@mrs.potter3256]

@@nietzsche752 inşallah

[@fortuna930]

@@mrs.potter3256 iyi degil ki zaten

Türkçenin bir matematiği olduğuna inanarak tüm ezberleri yıkma hedefinde olan bir öğretmen olarak bu videonun şu saatte önüme düşmesi.😶‍🌫️

[@user-zp3xc4to1t]

İşinizi iyi yapmaya çalışmanız yeterlidir

[@DoctorBones1]

türkçenin matematiği değil de keşke matematiğin bir türkçesi olsa :(

[@zeynep7330]

@@DoctorBones1 abooo

[@neynoyumben]

@@zeynep7330 vvnnhvbvgfcvbjjyxxxfnk

[@emiesapp]

Türkçe'nin matematiğimi olur matematikte ezber yapan yan yatar .

[@berkdurukal]

Konu sınavların zor olması değil burada asıl konu eğitim sisteminin bize emekleyi bile öğretmeden direkt koşmaya zorlaması sınavların zor olmasından yakinmak zaman kaybından başka birşey değil asıl yakinmamiz gereken şey kaybolan bir gelecek ve tükenen umutlar olması daha uygun olur.

[@__keyhusrev__]

Özellikle ve özellikle lise eğitimi.

[@MuscleWizard.]

the problem with these questions isnt particularly how hard it is (even though they are quite hard). problem is you have to solve these within 1 minute or else you wont have enough time.

[@ronaldderooij1774]

Fortunately in the Netherlands, children are still considered to be children, you know, those creatures that have to develop socially by interacting sponteneously with their peers. The old way, called "to play and to hang out". Much better for your mental health in the rest of your life (that can be crappy enough).

[@HackedPC]

if you look up pisa(programme for international student assessment) which asses student around the world every 3 years you can see Turkish students aren't even close to Dutch students.

[@oxygen3665]

Başka ülkelerin sınav sorularını inceleyen bir insanı görmek gerçekten gurur verici bir şey. Size hayatta başarılar diliyorum Tibees

[@cagancesim2153]

In Turkey, working hours are absurdly high (might up to 9 hours a day for an engineer, you will probably work at saturday too. I can say that, other business lines are even worse) and you won't get paid for that extra shifts. Also minimum wage is approximately 310 dollars right now (includes 68% of employee population!) and it might start to getting worse anytime. These facts causes to everyone demanding a desk job. This is the reason for tough competition.

[@airerdem]

You need to solve each question in about 1 minute.

[@natureprincess957]

Hello from Turkey, thanks for making this video 🙂 The real pain of this exams is the time. You have 1 or 1.5 min for each quest. Some students know how to solve because they have seen similar questions before.

[@ancient7716]

In most countries, exams have quite distinct style of questions and they mostly let students get full scores if they learn all the topics well. But in Turkey, you not only need to understand every topic from teachers, who mostly lack theoretical knowledge themselves (or make students memorise instead of showing proofs and solving in a very strict way with little flexibility), but also have to memorise quick problem solving techniques and quickly understand the clunky weird questions given in a short time and be flexible enough to solve never seen before questions that are written in a way to confuse students as much as possible. And quality of education varies greatly depending on how much money you invest on this exam. (Private schools, lessons, having to buy extremely expensive textbooks or summary books etc.)

[@ancient7716]

Oh, and I forgot to mention that they change the exam style and name every 2-3 years. Time given, question numbers, topics covered change way too frequently. They even changed the exam in the middle of second semester before. All books were reprinted 3 months left to the exam. They are just outrageously cancerous.

[@damlatorun6756]

And random rumors pop up, giving you hope such as the “they’ll do lgs for the last time in 2024 ya’ll don’t need to study” rumor

[@astraeion]

@@damlatorun6756 those people are thinking the wrong way, yes the current textbooks etc. are produced for LGS but still, that means you'll have to study harder because each year the exam gradually gets more difficult. "New generation" test questions used to make my brain bleed