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"Unlocking Minds, Empowering Futures" Created by @Bakhodir_Ortikov My personal IELTS score is 8.0 Listening - 8.5 Reading - 9.0 Writing - 7.0 Speaking - 8.5
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Here is the link for the third part.
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/3916714135?pwd=vleZ0lAQ7fFdot8TC2n1u20nFsIFRi.1
The second part will start in 2 minutes.
Here is the link.
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/71517485658?pwd=zKEf0f3k8iays6cH7IJqeNaqs0CaJY.1
Good morning, everyone.
Having checked the results of the poll, we have concluded that the theme of todayβs lesson will be β Reading β. As a bonus to this lesson, I will provide you with one authentic practice material.
The time of the lesson is 21:00 (Tashkent time).
The platform I will be using is Zoom.
Expected duration of the lesson is 80 minutes.
The average overall score in Uzbekistan is 6.0, with the Writing section being the lowest at 5.7.
Meanwhile, our neighbor Kazakhstan has a better average overall score of 6.3.
There is a lot ahead.
I am thinking about taking test here and there is a test on 5th October π
.
May be I should take it)
255 Euro = 3,644,000 UZS
The test fee in Uzbekistan is lower than that in Germany.
Last time the fee in Uzbekistan was 2,225,000 UZS.
Alright, what are we going to have lesson about?
π’ Listening
π’ Reading
π’ Writing
π’ Speaking
π’ Grammar
π’ Vocabulary
?
Hey, how about having a free online lesson for IELTS?
Letβs say on Friday evening?
"We rise by raising others."
In my six years of teaching experience back in Tashkent, I discovered a simple way to solidify my knowledge. As you might expect from the title of this mini-article, that way is teaching.
In fact, at the beginning of my teaching career, my personal IELTS score was 7.0. However, as time passed, the more I taught, the higher my score became, eventually reaching 8.0βjust 0.5 points shy of 8.5. Additionally, my perspective broadened; I started to learn more, and most importantly, I retained the knowledge I gained. My understanding of grammar and lexicology improved significantly. One reason for this could be that students ask many questions, and if you don't have the answers, it can be quite embarrassing. How can a teacher not know the answer?
All in all, to make a long story short, if you want to learn anything better, follow this structure: "Watch one, do one, and teach one."
Author: Bakhodir Ortikov
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