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Irina Valentinovna is a teacher who explains the material and questions that are unclear to the student very clearly. We are preparing for the Unified State Exam in literature. We haven't had many activities together so far. It was important for me to study with an Unified State Exam expert on this subject in order to know why they take...

They add points, what nuances there are in the tasks, as well as an understanding of the very structure of the Unified State Examination in literature. Irina Valentinovna explains all this information clearly and accessible. Now I am already writing short essays from the Unified State Examination, the teacher also explains their structure and nuances. Irina Valentinovna talks about the intricacies of writing answers to the test that comes before essays - this information is also useful and understandable for me. Now I am satisfied with the quality of the classes. What is also important, the teacher checks the Unified State Exam essays on literature according to criteria that correspond to the official criteria from FIPI.

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I came to Nadezhda Mikhailovna at the beginning of the eleventh grade, when I realized that in order to enter one of the most prestigious universities in our country, I needed to score over 95 points in each subject, and it would be better to even enter the Olympiad. In 10th grade I managed to pass the regional literature test, but...

I didn’t take any places because I didn’t know how to prepare and wasn’t familiar with the format. This year, thanks to Nadezhda Mikhailovna, I passed my first All-Russian Competition in Literature, became the winner of the Highest Test in Philology and received the right to admission without competition (BVI) to St. Petersburg State University and the National Research University Higher School of Economics. After the Olympiads there was very little time left to prepare for the Unified State Exam in Literature, I was very worried. But in 1.5 months, Nadezhda Mikhailovna gave me everything I needed, and I received 97 points. With 100 points in Russian and 98 in English, the doors of the best universities in the country opened for me. I entered foreign comparative studies at the Russian State University for the Humanities. I am very grateful to Nadezhda Mikhailovna for all the achievements of this year!

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I studied with Natalya Aleksandrovna in preparation for the Unified State Exam in literature and writing a creative assignment for the Unified State Exam in the Russian language, while studying in the 10th grade 2 years before taking the exam. The teacher turned out to be a very sensitive and sincere person, which made me very comfortable during classes. The lessons allowed me to...

take a fresh look at seemingly familiar works from school, learn to compare themes, characters of heroes of different authors. The classes were based on preparation for writing essays and detailed answers, which form the basis of the Unified State Examination in literature. I have another year ahead, I don’t know whether I will ultimately pass this subject, but the knowledge and approach to studying literature acquired during preparation will definitely stay with me for a long time. I recommend Natalya Alexandrovna for a deep and leisurely immersion in this wonderful subject.

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Pros: Thanks to Alexander Borisovich for the good preparation of my son for the Unified State Exam in literature. He is an excellent teacher, deeply knowledgeable in his subject, a versatile person who managed to interest my son in literature and give him all the necessary knowledge to pass the exam. Description:...

I recommend this teacher to prepare for the Unified State Exam in Literature.

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My daughter began studying with Elena Viktorovna at the end of September 2017 in order to prepare for the Unified State Exam in literature, since she needed this subject to enter a university. My daughter had a solid A in literature, but she needed a specialist to provide competent support and familiarity with the subject...

in Unified State Exam format. We watched the teacher’s presentation and everything became clear to us; we weren’t looking for anyone else). As communication with her during the school year showed, we were not mistaken. The man is so in love with his profession, with literature and the Russian language, he knows so much about it that he cannot help but share this love with his students. The classes were interesting and intense, and my daughter enjoyed doing her homework. At the end of the year we took extra hours in Russian (about four classes). My daughter passed the Unified State Examination in literature with 94 points, and in Russian with 98. After that, Elena Viktorovna worked with her daughter for about a week to pass the creative test at the university. The daughter entered the budget of the Faculty of Journalism of Moscow State University. Thank you very much to Elena Viktorovna, a bright and positive person and an excellent teacher for her work and knowledge!

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I am very grateful to Maria Andreevna for her work! She worked with my daughter to prepare for the Unified State Exam in literature via Skype. We had to start almost from scratch, because... my daughter unexpectedly decided to take literature a year before the Unified State Exam. We studied for several months. The result of the Unified State Examination in literature is 84. We are very pleased!

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The usefulness of the Unified State Exam is a controversial issue. Some experts, parents and experts in the fine sciences are sure that this is almost the most important exam in a person’s life. Moreover, its obvious benefit is clear - children from disadvantaged families have an equal chance of getting into various positions in a prestigious university in the country.

Supporters of the Unified State Exam are confident that such a system will be able to educate a decent number of people who could be called worthy performers. These people say that the country has enough managers, executives and other things of the highest class; the fear of the Unified State Exam eliminates those people who can go to work in hairdressing salons or in factories.

Also, the specifics of the Unified State Exam can create a favorable area for those people who have already entered, cultivating in them the skills of high-quality executive activity. Also, smart but timid applicants can get rid of the obsessive need to communicate directly with examiners; this, you see, is a definite plus, although the easiest way is to teach the timid to interact with people. But opponents of the Unified Exam believe that the Unified State Exam dumbs down the nation, like any non-creative type of exam without the possibility of open interaction with examinees. The strangest type of Unified State Examination is considered to be the literature exam required for admission to philological and other language faculties. Its difficulty is relative and depends on the teaching of this exam directly at school. If everything is bad with her, then you need an individual literature teacher.

Everything is clear with exams such as mathematics and Russian. Everything is clear with foreign languages, just as everything is clear with biology, chemistry and physics. But what about literature exams? Questions, tests and parts of exam assignments in literature have already become a byword in the languages ​​of our time. Stupid, illogical tasks both from the point of view of any sane person and from the point of view of a person with a philological education baffle unprepared children. A private literature teacher in Moscow will help children understand the intricacies of the language and understand what the assignment wants from them. In addition, the skills that the teacher will develop in the future will help your child in the future with his profession and admission to university. They will also help you with your studies at the faculty.

Literature is a rather controversial subject from an exam point of view. You don’t even need to learn it, you just need to read it. But the child really read all these “Woe from Wit”, “Crimes and Punishments”, “War and Peace”, and what should he do next? How to make a child think and reflect on the text in order to understand what to do next.

Literature teaching at school is rarely up to par. Most often, this results in children with these personality tests refusing to start reading. Reading tires them, infuriates them and drives them crazy. And they are also offered to do a personality analysis. Who will like it?

The task of a literature teacher is not only to try to instill in the child a desire to read, but also to make it clear that these books carry some kind of emotional load. Understand who is hiding behind all these heroes, understand their motives, their personal yearnings and be able to describe it in words. You need to sort through a huge layer of literature, talk about it and understand what is required of you.

But that's not so bad. Some of the educational material from stories, novels and everything else can differ dramatically when compared with different school programs. Some school programs contain more poetry, others have a little more school literature, and others have more additional materials from the life of that era and the lives of writers. The private literature teacher must understand that all these aspects may appear in the exam, and he must make it clear to the student what to read, what to think about, and what to form his own opinion about.

Preparation for the Unified State Exam in Literature at our Center is based on many years of teaching experience of our teachers and a specially designed course that will make it easy to study even the largest and most complex topics from scratch. We take a comprehensive approach to studying the subject program from grades 6 to 11, which has proven more than once in practice the effectiveness of the methodology - high scores of our students allow them to successfully pass the Unified State Exam in literature and study at specialized faculties of universities throughout Russia.

Understanding the subject and love of literature are some of the important criteria for successfully preparing for the exam.

Objectives of the preparation course for the Unified State Exam in literature at the training center "On Excellent" in Moscow (Novo-peredelkino district):

• repetition of the school literature course with special attention to authors and works included in the Unified State Examination program in the subject
• learn to analyze literary works
• preparation for the Unified State Exam in literature includes an essay, therefore, an important task is to master the technique of writing an essay according to all the rules: plan, composition, epigraph, analysis of the topic of the essay
• detailed analysis of typical Unified State Examination tasks
• take the test exam in literature in conditions close to a real exam

Preparation for the Unified State Exam in Literature at our Center is based on training in groups of 6-8 people, formed in accordance with the level of initial training of students.

In preparation for the Unified State Exam, a literature tutor will teach students:

• analyze works based on the biography of the writer and the historical era in which the author lived
• independently draw up a plan for writing an essay, an essay or an expanded screwdriver to a question
• write interesting, detailed, well-structured essays on literature
• correct writing and general literacy

Contents of the Unified State Examination in Literature - what should schoolchildren prepare for?

Preparation courses for the Unified State Exam in Literature include preparation for both parts of the exam paper.

The first part contains questions of an analytical nature on literary works. This block controls the skills of key components of the content and plot structure of determining the examined works of fiction (issues addressed, characters, literary and artistic devices, etc.). Part 1 includes 2 logical partitions:

• the first section is devoted to a fragment of a dramatic work;
• the second section reveals the lyrical work.

In the second part of the examination work, you are required to compose and write a full-fledged structured essay on a given topic of at least 200 words, according to certain criteria. Preparing for an essay takes up most of the time in Unified State Examination courses in literature. While completing the task, the examinee is asked to choose 1 of 4 topics of different formats:

• The topic is of a literary nature;
• The context of analysis of a literary work by a specific author;
• Topics of independent literature review;
• Determining your own position in the “reader’s diary” format.

The total maximum score for the examination paper is 58 for 17 tasks.

235 minutes are allotted for completion.

The minimum test score for the literature exam for 2018 was 32.

Applicants who have passed this threshold can count on participation in the competition for places at universities in the following areas:

• Training program for teachers, teachers of Russian language and literature;
• Library and information activities;
• Domestic philology (in the field of Russian language and literature);
• Management of socio-cultural activities and many others.

1. Where to begin preparation for the Unified State Exam in literature?

First of all, set a goal. What result are you aiming for?
Make a list of 5-6 universities that are acceptable to you. Find out from the admissions committee what the passing grade in literature was last year.

For example, for future journalists or linguists entering Moscow State University, St. Petersburg State University, Higher School of Economics, RUDN University, Russian State University for the Humanities, Literary Institute named after. Gorky, passing scores will be no lower than 80.

Applicants to pedagogical universities need to score 65–70 points.

For future representatives of creative professions, 60 points will be enough - but only for admission. This is not enough for studying at VGIK, Shchepkinsky or Surikovsky.

Find out exactly how things are going at “your” universities.
Find out if the university holds competitions and when exactly. Winning the Olympiad is equivalent to 100 points in the relevant discipline.

2. What textbooks should I use?

1) Two-volume “Russian literature of the 19th–20th centuries. A textbook for applicants to universities,” published by the Faculty of Philology of Moscow State University.
This book is popularly known as “Shuriki”, since the cover of the first volume depicts A. S. Pushkin, and the second - A. A. Blok.

2) N. M. Azarova “Text. A manual on Russian literature of the 19th century" (any edition).
N.M. Azarova’s method is still considered the most effective in preparing for literature exams.

3) L. A. Skubachevskaya, N. V. Slautina, T. V. Nadozirnaya and others. “Unified State Exam. Literature. Universal reference book", publishing house "Eksmo".

4) E. L. Erokhina. "Literature. FIPI thematic workbook", publishing house "Exam".

5) Book “Unified State Exam. Literature: examination tasks”, prepared by S. A. Zinin.

6) Demonstration version of the Unified State Examination in literature from the FIPI website and accompanying documentation.
- your preparation plan.

3. How to work through the material?

Check out the Preparation Program for the Unified State Exam in Literature. It is compiled in accordance with the “Codifier of content elements and requirements for the level of preparation of graduates of general education institutions for the Unified State Exam in Literature.” This is your preparation plan.

Start by reviewing literary theory. Then, work through each text specified in the Codifier.
Repeat the biography of the writer from the textbook. Write down the main dates on a special card.
Re-read the work. Resist the temptation to skim the summary. Such texts often contain factual inaccuracies. Formulate the essence of the plot and conflict in two or three sentences. Think about the problem. Write down all the wording on a separate card. Separately, write down the full names of the main characters. If you are “hooked” by some phrases in the text, also write them down on the card.
Now you can start working with textbooks and additional literature. Make short notes as you read.

After all the material has been mastered, we open the FIPI notebooks prepared by E. L. Erokhina and S. A. Zinin (the tasks in them are divided by author) - and train.

4. Get help from your school teacher.

You can ask your teacher about opportunities to participate in the All-Russian Olympiad for Schoolchildren. Consult on organizational issues. Ask to check the training tasks that you will do using the FIPI workbooks. Don't neglect what the school gives you for free.

5. How to evaluate the results of your work?

This is the most difficult moment. The collections of exam questions contain answers only to questions of type B. Work on part C must be checked by a competent person. This could be your school teacher or tutor.

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