Markhabo Radjabova
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Just another soul trying to make sense of borrowed time… IELTS 8.5 SAT 1530 (superscore) EBRW 730/800 Math 800/800 Education. Self-development. Vision. Insights. For inquiries, contact @Markhabo_admin
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Blood, sweat, and tears.
Finally, I have been deemed deserving.
Immensely grateful 🙏
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Prep. time: around 2 months
Group name: SAT Smashers
😱 My girl just smashed it, didn't she? 😮
Ms.Jasmina has everything that makes her an ideal student: 😍 she is diligent, unbelievably smart, and unapologetically cute! 😺 After her first attempt around 2 years ago, she was able to raise her score from 1400 to an incredible 1460 in less than 2 months! 🔥 Her demeanor, work ethic, and shrewdness always amazed me. 🤗
You are a role model to many of your peers, dear! 🥰It was a truly enriching experience to have you around! Love you! ❤️ 🥰
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⏰ Prep. time: around 3 months
👥 Group name: SAT Acers
Since the first day Mr. Alibek started attending my practice group, he has struck me as someone who is mature and self-aware. 🔥Rarely do I get to see students who know what they want and where they are going. 🎯He was exemplary both academically and personally, committing to his studies and self-development. 👨💻 Although our endless vocabulary sessions would tire him, 😂😭 he would persevere and make sure to get the work done. 🏆 His score doesn't really reflect what he is capable of, especially in math.
We will be expecting further achievements in all of his pursuits! 🔝 Best of luck! ♥️
#satresults #solodive
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⏰ Prep. time: around 3 months
👥 Group name: SAT Acers
Mr. Mukhammadali joined my classes at the practice level. He was someone who would always smile even if I scolded him for being late or skipping class. 😇 He was a chill guy, really. 🤟 Despite his reserved nature, he was highly ambitious and would always aim higher. 🔝 I am certain he will ace the test on his next attempt 🏆and get his desired score with a bit more focused preparation. ⏰
Wait for his comeback! ⚡️
#satresults #solodive
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I remember my insignificance until the moment they declare a war on me and inflate my ego.
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Fall again and again, but don’t let the ground disappear beneath your feet.
#messageoftheday
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Real change happens when you betray your weaker self; old routines; old habits; and your comfort zone.
#messageoftheday
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When people bother/care enough to delete you from 47 common groups; search and block you from 2 big channels with more than 20k subscribers, should you be flexing? 😂😂
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I remembered an episode when my shrink said something that really triggered me. Of course, i didn't believe her and thought she knew nothing about my situation. I blamed it on her unprofessionalism and stopped my consultations.
Now, I realize she was right. I wasn’t just ready to hear it and accept the truth.
I guess some words catch up with you many many years later.
#randomthoughts
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In a five-minute break, one of the fifth graders approached me and looked closely, examining my face. Then suddenly she asked me which lip was mine: upper or lower 🤯 This was not something I had anticipated to be asked. Shaking off my shock, I replied that both belonged to me and I didn’t use any fillers, to which she claimed indifferently that I was lying.
This instance showed me two things: for one, however reluctant I am, I have to acknowledge that standards of beauty have shifted significantly, and it is a new norm to have fuller, often atrificially enhanced lips to be considered beautiful. What about individuality? Since when has aesthetics been boxed into certain features? The ubiquitous exposure to constant assaults on our self-perception is leaving even the most confident individuals second-guessing their appearance. Entire industries have been built around making people feel better about how they look. The proliferation of social media content that preys on our insecurities has exacerbated the situation.
The second insight that was circling in my head was a generational gap. I did feel it clearly at that moment. Now I seem to get why it was becoming so difficult for me to work with students and younger people these days: it was this gap that is widening with each passing year.
The so-called Generation Alpha is a far cry from what I have seen up to now. From what I have gathered, most of them are born into comfort and almost completely unresponsive to the gratification that comes from learning. Their enthusiasm lasts as far as their attention spans do - just a couple of seconds. It is extremely challenging to keep them engaged during the whole class. Sitting, concentrating, and writing for the sake of learning are alien to them. Even if you are the champion of games, the master of entertainment and the director of the circus, it will simply not be enough to maintain even a fraction of their focus. It might not be universally true, but I believe it is the case with most.
It is also sad to realize that the grumpy and annoying auntie who self-righteously tries to teach morals is now… me. Perhaps, I have already crossed over to the other side. 💔
#randomthoughts
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At some point, it gets easier to simply remove certain people from your altogether rather than deal with their endless bs and drama. Everything is clear with them: the juice isn’t worth the squeeze.
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Just when I thought the adventure of the day is over, I fell on the road right next to the threshold 🤣 Two big bruises on my legs ain’t lyin’ 🤣
The regular day 🙅♀️
A cringy one 🔠
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When you wanted to brag about your vocabulary and wrote: a FIG of imagination instead of figment 🤦🏻♀️
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A summary of the video for dealing with Hard SAT Reading Questions by Strategic Test Prep:
✍️ Write conclusions by negating for logically completes questions:
The research focuses on planting native species - The research doesn't focus on plating non-native species.
Restoration helps prevent flooding - If not restored, there will be flooding
✍️ Skip the first 5 reading questions and do the next easier ones. Then solve the words in context questions before doing the first hard reading questions. Vocabulary questions will give you a nice break;
✍️ Don't read people's names or terms that are difficult to pronounce. Instead, just read initials - it will prevent slowing you down.
✍️ Find 3 wrong answers instead of 1 right.
✍️ Find synonyms in the answer choices to the text.
✍️ Pay attention to the adverbs of degree:
Partly attributable (in the text)
in the answer choices: significantly, primarily, no relationship and a combination of many factors, one of which
✍️ Create a T chart for complex science passages.
✍️ Be less literal with poems. Pay attention to the emotions.
✍️ Be precise. If the text talks about 1 reason, don't choose the answer that states reasons.
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🔖I am launching only 1️⃣ group.
⏱Timing: 18:00-20:00 (not subject to change)
🗓Start date: September 15
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