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Good teachers, family support and studying without excess: what the students with a 20 average have in common

Público28 August 2026 at 15:01

Constança, André and Bárbara are some of the students who achieved the maximum grade of 20, sharing their experiences and study methods that allowed them to reach this exceptional result. These three young people serve as an example to understand what distinguishes the best students from the rest.

According to those interviewed, organization and discipline were crucial factors in their academic success. The students emphasize that the secret is not in studying intensively, but rather efficiently and balanced, maintaining a routine that allows time for other activities.

The role of good teachers is highlighted as fundamental in this process. The quality of teaching and the support from teachers would have contributed significantly to these students developing the skills necessary to achieve the maximum grade.

Family support also emerges as an essential element in the trajectory of these students. The three young people managed to achieve a 20 without having to give up their friends and hobbies, demonstrating that the balance between studies and social life is possible when there is adequate family support and an organized approach to studying.

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