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🟡Ielts 7.5 (R 8.5 W 7.0 S 8.0) 🟡Milliy Sertifikat Math A (65.48) 100% 🟡Ad Astra 🟡Experience of Math teaching —5 years 🟡Beruniy scholarship holder 🟡Bachelor’s degree ✅ 🟡Master’s degree ✅

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Well 😁

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Guess where I am
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Guess where I am

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Нужно быть попроще и общаться уважительнее, ведь жизнь еще пошутит и однажды приземлит тебя

«Нужно быть попроще и общаться уважительнее, ведь жизнь ещё пошутит и однажды приземлит тебя»

The walk to my workplace September 2023

What a solution 🤩 surprised at myself
What a solution 🤩 surprised at myself

Wooow What a beauty
Wooow What a beauty

Conquer yourself, and you will win thousands of battles

Students’ nightmare 😁
Students’ nightmare 😁

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Just a reminder: you can still move to a new country, learn any language, start your own business, learn to surf or ride, read a bunch of amazing books, travel the world, walk the Camino, blow up on social media, build your dream body, get a dog, learn to drive, and even start a family someday… so stop holding yourself back

I’d rather sit with sinners who openly admit their mistakes than with people who pretend to be saints

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#results #eight #alhamdulillah #2026 IDP 11/March2026 #twenty_six Muxtarama Tolibova Age: 21 Attempt: 1st Duration: about 4 m
#results #eight #alhamdulillah #2026 IDP 11/March2026 #twenty_six Muxtarama Tolibova Age: 21 Attempt: 1st Duration: about 4 months Start Point: Pre-IELTS Teachers: Rustam Devlikamov & Zilola Muzaffarova Congratulations to Muxtarama for achieving a big overall 8 😍 band score👏❤️ She is one of my brilliant students who never stopped working hard while juggling her uni lessons and work. Not only was she a disciplined student, but also determined🥰 I still remember the presentations she made that really inspired 😇 the whole group to try hard and be as creative as her🙂‍↔️. Each of them was one of a kind🫠🤩. This score is well-deserved, and I wish her genuine luck in her future endeavors☘️ Muxtarama is the kind of student who managed to balance her university studies, her job, and learning English at the same time. I always tried to support Muxtarama, and she was always very dedicated to her studies. She treated her learning seriously and was a very responsible student 🤝 I wish Muxtarama the best of luck in her future career 🌟 and truly hope that all her dreams come true We also give no less credit to the student’s previous teachers. Our destination is clear: TO THE STARS ⭐️ ⚡️@alisherposts⚡️ ⭐️@ad_astra_school⭐️

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Or even better is the moment when you explain every single step of a problem, constantly asking, “Do you understand?” because
Or even better is the moment when you explain every single step of a problem, constantly asking, “Do you understand?” because the problem itself is complicated and has 5–6 steps. And every time you go through a step, you ask, “Got it?” and they say, “Yes.” Then, when you ask them to write it down, they copy it and say, “I didn’t understand anything you explained.” That’s honestly my favorite moment of my whole job 😁. I literally live for that moment just to not scream. And I always try, before saying anything, to hold my breath for 5 seconds and then respond

I’m a completely reasonable and understanding teacher, but when I explain half of the problems from a paragraph and then, in
I’m a completely reasonable and understanding teacher, but when I explain half of the problems from a paragraph and then, in the next class, students come back with the other half of the questions from the same paragraph, it drives me crazy 😁. You can see my honest reaction