In Tver, schoolchildren presented 183 projects at the “Step into the Future” conference

The students publicly presented their research.

In Tver, at school No. 52, as part of the XXVII scientific and practical conference “Step into the Future,” students of grades 2-11 from 39 schools presented projects. They presented 210 research papers, of which 183 developments were accepted for defense.

Materials were created in 16 areas: “chemistry”, “physics”, “Russian literature”, “foreign literature”, “Russian language”, “Roman-Germanic philology”, “mathematics”, “biology and valeology”, “geography and ecology” ”, “history and local history”, “psychology”, “social studies”, “young researcher of grades 2-3”, “young researcher of grade 4”, “young researcher of grades 5-6”, “socially significant projects”.

At the “Step into the Future” conference, 93 winners and runners-up were identified, and 19 schoolchildren received certificates of encouragement. Exhibitions were also organized as part of the event.

The jury included candidates and doctors of science, university professors, educators, teachers and social activists. Among the presented reports from young researchers: “Analysis of risk factors for acute cerebrovascular accidents at a young age”, “Exposing the myth about the decisive role of Lend-Lease supplies in the USSR Victory over Nazi Germany”, “Trading – money out of thin air or huge risks?” , “Study of polymer semi-permeable membranes for import substitution in the study of oil and gas reservoir rocks”, “History of the Tver estate: the rise and decline of historical memory”, etc.