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Repost from Ad Astra School
#results #seven #alhamdulillah #2024 BC PBI 17/August/2024 #twenty_four
Age: 17
Attempt: 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/ us: about 11 months
Teachers: Feruza Khayrullayeva & Barchinoy Umarova
Behind her shy smile lies a world of knowledge - Billie, being one of the quietest students we’ve ever had, was smart, hardworking and responsible student. She struggled at the beginning of the program, and thus we wanted to expel her, but she changed completely. She stood out with her intelligence and determination, and always left us in awe, using different phrases and idioms we never heard before. We wish her good luck in her future endeavors❤️!
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS ⭐️
⚡️@alisherposts⚡️
⭐️@ad_astra_school⭐️
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Life is full of paradoxes.
Isn't it funny that the harder we chase happiness, the more miserable we might feel? This is because true happiness often finds us when we're not actively seeking it. (The paradox of happiness)
Isn't it ironic that the more we try to control every detail of our lives, the more out of control we might feel? Coz an excessive need for control can lead to anxiety and stress, while true control comes from accepting uncertainty and adapting to change. (The paradox of control)
Isn't it strange that despite having more choices than ever before, we often end up feeling dissatisfied? Coz the more options we have, the harder it becomes to make a decision, and the less content we might be with the choice we ultimately make. (The paradox of choice)
Isn't it interesting that the more we give—whether it's our time or energy—the richer and more fulfilled we often feel? Giving brings us a deeper sense of purpose and connection. (The paradox of giving)
Isn't it ironic that we often try to define ourselves through labels, roles or achievements, yet the more we attempt to pin down our identity, the more elusive it becomes? Coz our identity is not fixed and it's constantly evolving with experiences and time. (The paradox of identity)
Isn't it bizarre that we need to fail more in order to succeed more? Coz failure and success are deeply intertwined, with the former being a crucial step on the path to the latter. (The paradox of failure)
Isn't it funny that the thing we fear most is often the very thing we need to confront? (The paradox of fear)
Isn't it paradoxical how, even when we think everything in our lives has changed and we're starting a new chapter, it can still feel like nothing has really changed? (My paradox)
#thoughts
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Repost from Ad Astra School
#caketime 🎂
Want another slice of cake?🍰😍
You're in luck today😇
Ms.Yulduz got something in store for you
Congrats on her impressive results🤩
p.s. watch the entire video for a surprise cameo
⚡️@alisherposts⚡️
⭐️@ad_astra_school⭐️
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Repost from Áda/Rachel InspirEd
My chickens are birds now. It's high time they flew away from their nests.🥹❤️ Guys, I promise I'll write a gargantuan post about you after 8th September. Ms. Barchiiiiiiiiiiiin, our kiddos are starting a new chapter.
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Repost from Ad Astra School
#results #eight #alhamdulillah #2024 IDP PBI 18/August/2024 #twenty_four
Age: 15
Attempt: 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/ us: about 11 months
Teachers: Feruza Khayrullayeva & Barchinoy Umarova
My girl absolutely crushed it! ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
At just 15, Yulduz scored an incredible 8.0 in IELTS, all thanks to her unstoppable hard work and determination. She consistently exceeded our expectations, always going the extra mile and inspiring her groupmates along the way. And can we talk about that 8.5 in speaking?🔥🔥🔥 We’re beyond proud of you, Yulduzcham, and can’t wait to see you continue to shine in everything you do! ❤️🔥 [Feruza]
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS ⭐️
⚡️@alisherposts⚡️
⭐️@ad_astra_school⭐️
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Repost from Ad Astra School
#results #sevenpointfive #alhamdulillah #2024 IDP PBI 8/August/2024 #twenty_four
Age: 19
Attempt: 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/ us: about 14 months
Teachers: Mukaddima Bobokhonova & Zukhra Ergasheva & Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova
Marjona's perseverance during our journey truly impressed us. Despite her studies and demanding exams at medical university, she did her best to show up and complete her homework. I remember vividly how curious she was during our classes, eagerly trying new structures and vocabulary in writing workshops. Your hard work has paid off. It was an honor to have a student like you, my dear, who is ready to go above and beyond to learn and perfect her craft🔥
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS ⭐️
⚡️@alisherposts⚡️
⭐️@ad_astra_school⭐️
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Repost from Ad Astra School
#results #seven #alhamdulillah #2024 IDP PBI 17/August/2024 #twenty_four
Age: 15
Attempt: 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/ us: about 11 months
Teachers: Feruza Khayrullayeva & Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova & Feruza Sirocheva
Despite being young and rather reserved, she managed to pull off this remarkable score. I'm thrilled to see her reaching her goals and wish her the best of luck in her future endeavors.
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS ⭐️
⚡️@alisherposts⚡️
⭐️@ad_astra_school⭐️
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Repost from Ad Astra School
#results #sixpointfive #alhamdulillah #2024 BC PBI 27/July/2024 #twenty_four
Age: 15
Attempt: 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/ us: about 11 months
Teachers: Feruza Khayrullayeva & Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS ⭐️
⚡️@alisherposts⚡️
⭐️@ad_astra_school⭐️
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The bar chart provides data on the proportions of visitors of distinct age groups going to music events in Australia in 2006.
Overall, while people aged 15-44 preferred attending popular events, those over 45 visited opera more. It is also apparent that classical music and opera were predominantly famous among those in 35-44 age bracket, with popular music festivals being frequently visited by 15-24-year-olds.
Popular music was the most favorite event of all age groups, except for those aged 45+. While people in 15-24 age category took the lead, at roughly 38%, those aged 35-44 made up about a third, ranking second in the chart. The figure for 25-34-year-olds, in the meantime, constituted just over a quarter, which was around twice as much as that in 45-54 age profile (13%). Finally, those over 50 closed the list with a mere share of 5%.
Despite being only the second popular music event among 15-44-year-old visitors, opera registered the highest percentages in 45+ age range. The figure for 35-44 age bracket, being a dominant, accounted for 25%, and was followed by that for over 45, making up an all-time high of 15%. The other two age categories, namely 15-24 and 25-34 recorded more-or-less the same shares of virtually 14%.
One of the less popular music events in Australia was classical one. Having topped the list, the shares of goers in 15-24 and 35-55 age ranges accounted for 11% each. While the figure for those aged 45-54 came a close second with a tenth, merely 8% of people in 25-34 and over 55 age profiles went to these festivals.
#task_1
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Feeling so grateful today❤️🔥
I still can't believe it's been a year since I joined this incredible family and nearly two years since I met the amazing people who truly changed my life. Time has flown by so quickly and I barely noticed these two years slip away🥹
Thank you all for everything 🫶🙏
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The pie charts provide data on the shares of students participating in distinct courses offered by a particular adult education center in 1985 and that of now.
Overall, while the proportions of students taking up art and modern language classes have witnessed a downward trend, the reverse has been true for cookery, with fitness and dance students shares remaining unchanged. Of particular note are music appreciation and local history courses which were available in the initial year, but have been replaced with an IT class accommodating the largest percentage of students now.
In 1985, the education center offered more varied courses for students. Modern languages took the lead with almost a quarter, which was closely followed by fitness and dance, making up 22%. Having ranked third with 17%, art classes were relatively popular compared to local history and cookery, accounting for around 15% each. Music appreciation, in the meantime, was the least favorite course with merely a tenth of students joining them.
This year, however, the number of courses has been reduced, with the addition of new IT course. While IT classes have topped the list with 27%, fitness and dance remained as popular as it was in the first year, at 22%. Although the figure for cookery has increased to virtually a fifth, that for modern languages has registered a 7% decrease despite its initial dominance. Finally, fewer students have opted for art, with their percentages at present constituting only 15%.
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Repost from Ad Astra School
#results #sevenpointfive #alhamdulillah #2024 BC PBI 27/July/2024 #twenty_four
Age: 16
Attempt: 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/us: about 11 months
Teachers: Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova & Feruza Khayrullayeva & Zikrillo Amonov & Barchinoy Umarova
Jo'rabek was a quiet but intelligent student. I still remember our meaningful talks with him during classes and our therapy sessions 😇 Although he was somewhat lazy at first, he eventually recognized his potential and began cramming for the exam. I'm thrilled that his dedication paid off and he could pull off a remarkable score with a 9 in listening and a 7 in writing. Best of luck in your future endeavors, Jo'rabek⚡️
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS ⭐️
⚡️@alisherposts⚡️
⭐️@ad_astra_school⭐️
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Repost from Ad Astra School
#results #sixpointfive #alhamdulillah #2024 IDP PBI 27/July/2024 #twenty_four
Age: 16
Attempt: 1st
Start point: Foundation
Prep time w/ us: about 12 months
Teachers: Rachel & Mehrangiz Abdug'afurova & Mukaddima Bobokhonova
Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS ⭐️
⚡️@alisherposts⚡️
⭐️@ad_astra_school⭐️
