Levin Boris Efimovich is known as a regular participant in the television "Club of experts" and a highly skilled compiler of tasks for members of intellectual clubs such as "What? Where? When? ”And“ Brain Ring ”.
In 1994, Boris Efimovich joined the Soviet experts - members of the elite television club of scholars. A year later, being in the team of M. Smirnov, Levin became the owner of the red jacket and the holder of the “immortal” status, and also took part in the game dedicated to the twentieth anniversary of the club “What? Where? When?"
Boris Levin: biography
Boris Levin was born in 1960. He, like many of his compatriots born in the era of the Cold War, reading books was included in the list of main attractions.
Boris became interested in the “Club of Experts” in 1988. A year later, when a group of activists decided to create an International Association, Boris Levin was among them. "What? Where? When? ”Became a part of his life. Today Levin is an active participant and member of the boards of international and Ukrainian organizations.
Levin became a regular participant in the Brain Ring television tournaments in 1991. As part of the Stirol team, he won ten championships, and in 1994 he was awarded the title of absolute champion. Boris Efimovich is also known to many as a participant in the Ukrainian Brain Ring.
1997 was the most “fruitful” year for Boris. Having gained a record IQ and received the Small Crystal Owl, Boris Levin, among other things, became the owner of a special prize.
"What? Where? When? ”: Children's league
In the Palace of Pioneers of the city of Gorlovka, Levin Boris Efimovich runs the Club of Young Intellectuals. From among his young wards, he formed and prepared several teams - champions of Ukraine.
In addition, Boris Efimovich is the author, organizer and host of several large-scale children's intellectual festivals called “Chocolate Fairytale”, recognized as the best youth competitions of all such events ever held in the CIS.
Thanks to the “Chocolate Tale”, a program with the same name appeared on Donetsk television at the time.
Methodological developments of Boris Levin are popular among members of the international clubs “What? Where? When? ”Operating in Ukraine and the CIS countries.
Boris Levin: instructions for "dummies"
Levin’s book “What? Where? When? for "dummies" sheds light not only on the questions that are always available for beginners and fans of this game, but also contributes to the development of the reader's communicative and leadership talents.
The main topics that Levin Boris Efimovich touched on relate the transition of beginner club scholars to an elite team of masters, mastery of the technique by which you can diversify leisure, as well as reaching a higher level of skill.After reading the book to the end, the reader will get an idea of how to establish a fashion club of interests and learn how to conduct events in such a way as to gain credibility in the eyes of the immediate environment.
At the end of each section, the author briefly sets out its essence, and also invites the reader to consolidate the information received in practice - to answer twenty questions of the venerable club member “What? Where? When?". Each answer takes one minute.
It starts with an idea
It is known that the television program “What? Where? When? ”Began with a simple children's toy. A transparent hula with a horse jumping over obstacles inside prompted Vladimir Yakovlevich Voroshilov to think of creating a club for adult scholars.
Talking about Voroshilov, Levin Boris Efimovich describes him as a complex person, but a brilliant director: it was difficult to communicate with him, but it was interesting to work with. A workaholic-Voroshilov, selecting an organizational team (editors, lighting, cameramen, etc.), he looked for people who looked like themselves: ready to sacrifice literally everything for the sake of success.
In Soviet times, as you know, the "Club of the Connoisseurs" was closed several times, deprived of their premises, and even filed for trial. However, all attacks on the "Club" due to the energy of creation emanating from its creators, turned out to be ultimately useful. For example, the ban on appearing in the frame, Vladimir Yakovlevich Voroshilov (in the 70s he was out of favor with the authorities) turned into a “trick”: he was invisibly present in the frame, and the participants in the program heard only his voice.
