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We believe that the pursuit of academic excellence in secondary schools should be given the same attention as the pursuit of excellence in sports and other extracurricular activities, and we have found that many students do exemplary work in history. The Concord Review  is the only quarterly journal in the world to publish the academic research papers of secondary students. We encourage you to  submit  your history paper for consideration by  TCR . Submit history papers also to TCR's  National Writing Board  to be assessed against an independent academic expository writing standard endorsed by Harvard, Michigan, Princeton, Stanford, Virginia, Yale, and 33 other selective colleges and universities. The Emerson Prize is awarded annually to students published in The Concord Review during the previous academic year who have shown outstanding promise in history at the high school level. Since 1995, 177 students have won an Emerson Prize....

The British Council IELTS Prize (East Asia)* is awarded to high-calibre individuals with the motivation to develop their career, by pursuing an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in any chosen discipline at a higher education institution that accepts IELTS as part of its admission requirements around the world. The IELTS Prize encourages applicants to pursue their dreams in any discipline they desire. Essential eligibility criteria require that applicants: hold a minimum band score of 6 in each of the four components of an IELTS test taken with the British Council in the East Asia region on, or after, 1 April 2020 and be able to produce a valid IELTS score as part of their application for the Prize intend to pursue undergraduate or postgraduate studies locally or abroad at degree level in the 2021/22 academic year at a tertiary institution that accepts IELTS as part of its admission requirements. Shortlisting and interviewing will take place in June 2021. Nguyen...

The  Advantage Testing Foundation Math Prize for Girls  is the largest math prize for girls in the world. Each fall at MIT, nearly 300 young female mathematicians compete in our challenging test of mathematical creativity and insight. Our goal is to promote gender equity in the STEM professions and to encourage young women with exceptional potential to become mathematical and scientific leaders. We welcome you to fill out our  online application  once available in early February. Please review the information in your application carefully. We ask for your scores on the one or two AMC exams that you took. If you aren't sure what your official AMC scores are or which exam(s) you took, please check with your AMC contest manager, usually a math teacher at your school. All scores are verified with the MAA. False information will be grounds for disqualification at any time. Our application deadline is June 1, 2022. In early July, we will send you another e-mail...

Learn more about the project format ExploraVision is a perfect STEM learning project for a virtual or in person collaboration. New for the 2020-2021 Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision competition, K-3 have a new project template and 4-6 teams have a choice to submit projects in two types of format to submit a project. For 4-12 grades, each project entry uses the standard ExploraVision project format* which must include an abstract , description , bibliography , five sample Web pages, and submit via online . Watch the format change overview video and see below for more information about the appropriate grade level categories. Additionally, watch Getting organized and setting up your teams Grades K-3 Requirement s K-3 grades team have a new project template to enter project.  •    For video explaining the K-3 project components, click here •    NEW – Grades K-3 Project Format. For a Project Format Template,...

American Regions Mathematics League ARML Local is open to all middle schools, high schools, and home schooling groups. Each school may field one or more teams of six students. We encourage schools near each other to meet up and compete, but the contest can also be done at individual schools. ARML Local, which can be completed in about 2.5 hours (allowing for breaks), has a round structure similar to the main ARML competition, so it is excellent preparation for the main competition at the end of May. The rounds are: Team Round (45 minutes): A set of 15 short answer questions of various types worked together by the entire team. Individual Round (5 pairs, 10 minutes/pair): A set of 10 short answer questions worked on independently by each student. Relay Round (3 rounds, 6/8/10 minutes): If you've done ARML before, you know what this is. However, unlike ARML, each round has a different structure. The first round has each team breaking into three relay squads of two, the second round...