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IELTS Information Session and Workshop 📌November 29, 2024 • 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM 📌Online event Details Objectives 1. To provide insight on the International English Language Testing System, its modules (Academic and General Training), and the importance of IELTS scores for Test Takers goals. We will give a comprehensive insight into the pre-test, test-day, and post-test journey. 2. Test Structure: Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the four sections of the IELTS test - Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. 3. Scoring and Assessment: Understand the IELTS scoring system and how performance is evaluated. 4. Preparation Tips: Get expert advice on IELTS preparation, including study resources, practice materials, and effective study plans. 5.Q&A Session: Have your questions answered by experienced IELTS Test Administrators. Register here 👈 Credit : temarimagazine

✨Good Luck on the SAT Tomorrow! ✨ Wishing everyone taking the SAT tomorrow the best of luck!!!! Remember to: ✨ Stay calm and focused. ✨ Read each question carefully. ✨ Manage your time wisely. You’ve got this! Believe in yourself and give it your best shot. All the best, future achievers! 🍀📚✍️ #SAT2024 #GoodLuck #ClassOf2029

Today is the DEADLINE ‼️ For those who intended to apply in Early Decision 🕧 today is due date. Do not forget to grab all your application materials. You have come through great determination and motive. No matter the decision , you did it. May rejection or defer comes to you , not forget to prepare for regular.🫡 REGULARS if you don't got into action till now ... ITS THE TIME 🫠 @classof2029ETH

Information session on CSS Profile and SAT Exam 🙋When? Monday, November 4th, 2024 at 3:00 PM 🙋‍♀️Where? Satchmo Center, U.S. Embassy, Addis Ababa Register to attend this session: https://forms.gle/xgd4PFh4RBstkj696 #CSSprofile #SATexam #collegefair #USembassy #educationusa

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ALU is Coming to Ethiopia🇪🇹 We are excited to announce that the African Leadership University (ALU) will be hosting a Roadshow in Ethiopia from 4th to 8th November 2024.  This incredible event will offer a unique opportunity for students, parents, and educators to engage with us, learn more about ALU, and discover how we are shaping the next generation of African leaders.  Here’s what to expect 👇🏽   📌Student Workshop: Interactive sessions designed to inspire students and provide insights into leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurship.  📌Parents & Educators Workshop: Learn about ALU’s transformational education model and how we partner with families and schools to nurture future leaders.  📌School Visits: Engaging with schools to inspire students and build long-lasting relationships.  Why Attend? Explore life-changing opportunities for your child’s education, connect with ALU staff, students, and alumni, get first-hand insights into our unique learning approach and leadership-focused programs.  Register Now: Student workshop -  https://lnkd.in/dpAXJTbv Parents and Educators Workshop - https://lnkd.in/dSHg_eu6  Let’s shape the future of Africa together. #ALU #ALURoadshow #ALUInEthiopia #FutureLeaders #TransformingAfrica #LeadershipJourney #ALUCommunity #AfricaRising #EmpoweringYouth #ShapingTheFuture @afronetnews

🛫College Scholarship Secrets with Trinity Washington University Student🛬 ️ Join our FREE webinar featuring Saron Gebremariam, a Trinity Washington University success story! Saron will be sharing her valuable experience on navigating financial aid and scholarships, plus answering YOUR questions about scholarships and attending Trinity Washington University LIVE! Here's what you'll gain: Insider Tips: Learn strategies for maximizing financial aid and scholarship opportunities. Live Q&A: Get your burning college scholarship questions answered directly by a Trinity Washington student. Trinity Washington Insights: Discover the unique academic experience and benefits of attending Trinity Washington. 🙋‍♀️When? Saturday, November 2nd, 2024 at 6:00PM 🙋Where? Online via Zoom Fill out the form to get the link: https://forms.gle/45J8j91YD1dxVPvD8 Don't miss out on this chance to unlock the secrets to achieving your college dreams! Get your questions ready! #Scholarships #FinancialAid #CollegePrep

next episode is a special LIVE recording devoted to answering your application questions before Yale's first application deadline: Inside the Yale Admissions Office Live Virtual Event Application Deadline Edition Monday, October 21 7pm EDT/6pm CDT/5pm MDT/4pm PDT Event Registration You'll have the option to submit a question in advance and use the live Q&A feature during the event. We'll record the event and share it as a podcast episode.

Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or SoundCloud and browse all episodes at admissions.yale.edu/podcast. Here are 10 of our favorite episodes:   Episode 1: Reading Episode 2: Committee Episode 4: Essays: What Works Episode 5: Essays: What Doesn't Work Episode 7: QuestBridge Episode 8: Interviews Episode 13: What Stands Out Episode 19: The Activities Section Episode 22: Financial Aid 101 Episode 26: Should I Even Apply?

Dear Class of 2029, we,the team of EduScholars, welcome you to the webinar series hosting various foreign university students such as Diyorbek Nomozov(UofToronto) , Nigina Rashidova (NYU) and Mirabbos Anorqulov ( CMU). We positively believe that through Q&A sessions,discussions and talks you will gain a great deal of insider information into college application process. We welcome you and your fellow friends to join this exciting workshop by completing few simple steps. Best regards, Team of EduScholars

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💭Imagine you are playing catch with a friend of yours. Your friend throws the ball at you and you immediately know where to position your hands to catch the ball safely. Now imagine hearing a movie title or a song and recognizing that it is your favorite. Finally, imagine touching a hot surface and quickly pulling your hands away. How did your brain quickly make these decisions? How did the information get from your sensory organs to your brain and back to the organs? The answer is what we will discuss today, Neurons! 🧱Neurons are the building blocks of the nervous system. They receive and transmit signals to different parts of the body. There are different kinds of neurons. Sensory neurons are the ones that transmit signals from organs to brains while motor neurons transmit signals from the brain to organs. Interneurons transmit information between different neurons in the body. Neurons have three different parts(see diagram below): Soma (cell body) — this portion of the neuron receives information. It contains the cell’s nucleus. Dendrites — these thin filaments carry information from other neurons to the soma. They are the “input” part of the cell. Axon — this long projection carries information from the soma and sends it off to other cells. This is the “output” part of the cell. It normally ends with a number of synapses(gap between neurons) connecting to the dendrites of other neurons. ⬇️Let’s dive deeper into how neurons work and use their parts to transmit information.⬇️ Neurons transmit information from the brain or sensory organs into electrical signals called action potentials or nerve impulses. These action potentials are created when the neuron receives sufficient stimuli. These stimuli add up until they exceed a certain threshold, which triggers the neuron to send an impulse along the axon, creating an action potential. 📝A step by step break down of the process can be explain as below: Getting Excited: When a neuron receives a signal from another neuron, it can become "excited." This means that tiny particles called ions move in and out of the neuron, creating a change in electrical charge. If the signal is strong enough, this excitement leads to an action potential. Sending the Signal: The action potential is like a wave of electricity that travels along the neuron’s long tail, called the axon. This wave moves quickly, allowing the neuron to send signals over long distances. Passing the Message: When the action potential reaches the end of the axon, it triggers the release of chemicals called neurotransmitters(examples are dopamine or serotonin). These chemicals jump across a tiny gap (called a synapse) to the next neuron, facilitating communication. Receiving the Message: The receiving neuron has special sites on its surface, like little locks, where the neurotransmitters fit. When they bind to these sites, they can either get the next neuron excited (which may start a new action potential) or calm it down, depending on the type of neurotransmitter. 🧠The brain constantly makes sense of the pattern, frequency and area of origin of the incoming nerve impulses in order to interpret them, and then responds by making appropriate commands to the relevant body parts. ✍In summary, neurons are the essential building blocks of our nervous system, enabling us to interact with the world around us through rapid communication. From catching a ball to feeling pain, these remarkable cells facilitate our every response and action. Understanding how neurons transmit signals not only illuminates the intricate workings of our bodies but also highlights the marvel of human experience. As we continue to explore the fascinating world of neuroscience, consider how these tiny cells play a monumental role in shaping our thoughts, feelings, and actions. 🙏Thank you for joining us today, and we look forward to diving deeper into the wonders of the brain next week! #neuroanatomy #neurons #brainwavesandbeyond

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