Who were Kanoon first students:
Nowadays, hundreds of thousands of students take part in Kanoon Developmental Assessments, turning this event in to a countrywide phenomenon. The primary reason behind the growth of our educational method is the reception of the first special cohort of our students. Characteristically, these students could be categorised in two groups:
The first group were confident students with high self-esteem, to whom self-reliance and self-learning were the key ingredients of success. They believed in the important role of planning. One student that best exemplified this group was a young graduate dropout, who enrolled at Kanoon, after his military service with the final school result of 12 (equivalent of D). However, to everyone surprise, he was accepted in dentistry at Tehran University, due to his hard work, and self-determination.
The second group were the students that had the privilege of having educated and cultured parents, who believed in the importance of educational strategy making, self-learning, and systematic education. During the early years of our work, we witnessed many teachers, and university professors, confidently enrolling their children in Kanoon's Developmental Examinations. The trust of these parents, who were already familiar with the field of education, reinforced our belief in Kanoon's educational method.
Of course, other types of students later joined Kanoon, but these two specific groups were always distinctive and outstanding; for us, their support was a sign, confirming the accuracy of our method.
Kanoon Top Graded Students in Concour:
2001: From right to left: Mr. Jalaii-pour was awarded first, Mrs. Haghighat was awarded third, Mr. Khanzadi was awarded seventh, and Mr. Ghoddoosi was awarded ninth in the national Concour examination of 2001.
2002: From right to left: Mr. Nasrollahi was awarded second, Mrs. Maghsoudloo was awarded third, Mr. Azin was awarded seventh, Mrs. Esmi Zadeh was awarded ninth, and Mrs. Aghaii was awarded tenth in the national Concour examination of 2002.
2003: From right to left: Mrs. Daghighi was awarded ninth, and Mrs. Pirasteh-far was awarded tenth in the national Concour examination of 2003.
2004: From right to left: Mr. Eshragi was awarded second, and Mrs. Arab-asadi was awarded fourth in the national Concour examination of 2004.
2005: From right to left: Mr. Jabbari-zade was awarded first, Mr. Alaaii was awarded third, Mrs. Tavvassoli was awarded seventh, Mr. Heidari was awarded eighth in the national Concour examination of 2005.
2006: From right to left: Mrs. Ramezani-tabar was awarded first, Mrs. Kazemi was awarded fourth, and Mr. Janfada was awarded eighth in the national Concour examination of 2006.
2007: From right to left: Mr. Adel-zade was awarded first, Mrs. Azadi Niya was awarded second, Mrs. Assadolahi was awarded fourth, Mrs. Beh-pik was awarded fifth, Mr. Zamani was awarded sixth, Mrs. Aref Kashfi was awarded seventh, and Mrs. Solleiman-zadeh was awarded tenth in the national Concour examination of 2007.
2008: From right to left: Mr. Akbari was awarded fourth, Mrs. Zeraat-kar was awarded sixth, and Mrs. Adnaaii was awarded eighth in the national Concour examination of 2008.
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