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🍒ለባሽዋም ት/ቤት ከ1ኛ -4ኛ ክፍል ላላችሁ የተማሪ ወላጆች በሙሉ::🍒 በቅድሚያ የማክበር ሰላምታችንን እያቅረብን የተማሪዎች ዉጤትንና ስነ-ምግባርን ለማሻሻል የ4-ትዮሽ ስምምነት እቅድ ቅፅ  ለተማሪዎች የላክንላችሁ ስለሆነ ከልጆቻችሁ ጋር በመመካከር አቅዳችሁ ቅዳሜ ጥቅምት 03/2016 ዓ.ም ለስልጠና ስትመጡ ይዛችሁ እንድትመጡ እናሳስባልን::🍒🍒🍒

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Ten lessons from The Power of Letting Go: How to Drop Everything That's Holding You Back by John Purkiss: 1. Let go of your expectations. When you have expectations, you are setting yourself up for disappointment. Instead, focus on the present moment and what you can control. 2. Let go of your attachment to the past. The past is over and cannot be changed. Let it go and focus on the present moment. 3. Let go of your fear of the future. The future is uncertain, but that doesn't mean it's going to be bad. Let go of your fear and trust that everything will work out. 4. Let go of your need to control everything. You can't control everything that happens in life, so don't try. Let go and trust that things will work out the way they are supposed to. 5. Let go of your need to be right. It's okay to be wrong sometimes. In fact, it's often a good thing. Let go of your need to be right and be open to learning new things. 6. Let go of your need to be perfect. Nobody is perfect. Let go of your need to be perfect and accept yourself for who you are. 7. Let go of your need to judge others. Everyone is on their own journey. Let go of your need to judge others and focus on your own path. 8. Let go of your need to be attached to things. Things come and go. Let go of your attachment to things and focus on the experiences you have. 9. Let go of your need to be attached to people. People come and go. Let go of your attachment to people and focus on the love you have for them. 10. Let go of your need to be attached to the idea of yourself. The idea of yourself is just a story. Let go of your attachment to the idea of yourself and be present in the moment. These are just ten of the many lessons that can be learned from The Power of Letting Go. If you are struggling to let go of something, I encourage you to read the book or check out some of the other resources that are available.

ውድ ወላጆች ከዛሬ ጀምሮ Work Sheet ወይም የመለማመጃ ጥያቄዎች የተሰጣቸው ስለሆነ እባክዎ ልጅዎ በአግባቡ እንዲሰራ/እንድትሰራ እገዛ ያድርጉላቸው።

Fascinating facts about Ethiopia 1 – The oldest people in the world probably lived here. 2 – Ethiopia is the oldest independent country in Africa and the only African country that could evade colonial rule. 3 – Ethiopia was one of the first African forces to achieve a significant victory over a European colonial power. 4 – Ethiopia has a rich history of rulers, including emperors and queens 5 – Ethiopia is perceived to be the diplomatic capital of the African continent. 6 – Ethiopia is the country with the second highest population in Africa, and with almost 1,5 % of the world population. 7 – Ethiopians have one of the lowest life expectancies in the world. 8 – Ethiopia has the most orphans in the world. 9 – Ethiopia was ranked as one of the poorest countries in the world but has shown miraculous growth over the last few years. 10 – Addis Ababa is the highest capital city in Africa. 11 – More than 200 dialects are spoken by the peoples of the country. 12 – Ethiopia’s national animal is the Abyssinian lion. 13 – Ethiopia was the first country in Africa to own and operate a Boeing 787 Dreamliner. 14 – The country has been mentioned several times in both the Bible and the Quran, as well as Homer’s Odyssey and a number of other ancient books. 15 – One of the oldest forms of Christianity in the world is found in Ethiopia. 17 – Ancient laws prohibit even female animals to enter some holy confines in Ethiopia. 18 – Ethiopia is the real birthplace of the Rastafarian movement. 19 – Ethiopia was the first country to accept Islam as a religion. 20 – Africa’s first Olympic gold medal was won by an Ethiopian. 21 – Yet another Ethiopian athlete astonished with a set of world records and Olympic gold for the marathon. 22 – Ethiopian emperor Menelik II Introduce Railway 23 – The first African female to become an airplane pilot was an Ethiopian 24 – An Ethiopian was the first female pilot to shoot down an enemy fighter jet in combat. 25 – An Ethiopian entrepreneur established the first African consumer brand to open its own standalone retail store in the United States. 26 – Ethiopian Prime Minister was the winner of the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize. 27 – Ethiopia is the home of the Beatles’ “Lucy in the Sky with Diamond 28 – Ethiopia has its own calendar and alphabet that completely differs from the Gregorian calendar. 29 – In Ethiopia, time is also counted differently than in the rest of the world. 30 – In some parts of Ethiopia, lip discs and scars are considered beautiful. 31 – Traditional Ethiopians greet each other with the so-called “fighters’ salute”. 32 – Stick fighting may serve as a means for an Ethiopian man to find a wife. 33 – Jumping a Bull discerns the men from the boys 34 – Ethiopians celebrate their own version of Halloween. 35 – Ownership of cattle confers great social status 36 – Ethiopia is a country that loves vibrant and colourful festivals. 37 – Ethiopians are of the leanest people on earth. 38 – Ethiopia is a haven for Vegiterian 39 – Ethiopia is synonymous with coffee. 40 – Ethiopians love raw meat. 41 – The longest river in the world has its origin in Ethiopia. 42 – The lowest point on Earth is also in Ethiopia. 43 – Ethiopia deserves the title of “Roof or Africa”. 44 – Ethiopia’s “bleeding heart” is not what it seems to be.

8 , Ethiopia was never colonised by the Europeans Ethiopia is one of just two African countries that are considered to have never been colonised. That being said, Italy did occupy the country between 1936-1941, however the Ethiopians continued to fight back, and the country was never fully under Italian control. The turning point of the campaign was the start of World War II. England chose to come to the aid of Ethiopia and after beginning their attack, had retaken Addis Ababa within three months. 9 , Over 80 languages are spoken in the country Ethiopia has upwards of 80 languages spoken across its regions, and as of 2020 it even has five official working languages: Amharic, Afaan Oromo, Tigrinya, Somali and Afar. English is the most commonly spoken foreign language, and University classes are all taught in English.

Interesting Facts About Ethiopia and some of them might surprise you! 1 , Ethiopia is home to the lowest place on the African continent, the Danakil Depression. The depression is at the junction of three tectonic plates in the Horn of Africa, and sits at approximately 125 metres below sea level. At 200 kilometres long by 50 metres wide, this relatively small desert is also home to roughly 25% of Africa’s volcanoes! 1 ,Ethiopia’s Danakil Depression is the hottest place on Earth. The average year-round temperature is 34.4 degrees Celsius making it the hottest place on Earth. On top of that, it is also extremely dry, receiving between just 100 and 200mm of rain per year. Despite these extreme conditions, it’s often referred to as the cradle of humanity, with many ancient hominin fossils having been found here over the years. 2 , They run on their own calendar Like a number of other cultures and countries around the world, Ethiopia runs on its own calendar. We won’t get into the nitty gritty details of it, but essentially its calendar has 13 months in the year, meaning at the moment they are technically in the year 2012. Let’s hope when they get to 2020 they have a better year than us! 3 ,And they run on their own time! Not only is the calendar different to ours, they also use their own clock. In a system that really makes perfect sense, the day starts when the sun rises. 1 o’clock is sun rise, and 12 o’clock is sunset, then they have a 12 hour night clock as well. When someone tells you the time when you’re there, just make sure you check if its Ethiopian time or Western time! 4 ,It was the birthplace of coffee! There are many legends about the origins of coffee, but it is thought that its heritage can actually be traced back to a goat herder on the Ethiopian plateau. The legend goes that the herder noticed his goats had an affinity for the berries from a certain tree, and that when they had eaten them they were so energetic they couldn’t sleep at night. After experimenting with turning the berries into a drink at his local monastery, he found it kept him alert through the long hours of the evening prayer. The drink was shared with monks at the monastery and from these humble beginnings, the coffee industry exploded. It is now estimated that 500 billion cups of coffee are drunk each year, and we are forever grateful to that goat herder! 5 ,Ethiopian man, Abebe Bikila, was the first black African to win gold at the Olympics! The odds were against Abebe Bikila when he participated in the marathon at the 1960 Olympics. He only made it into the team because another athlete had broken their foot, and then chose to run the marathon barefoot as his new shoes were giving him blisters. Despite that, he managed to win the race in world record time, and also went on to win in 1964 as well. He has a pretty incredible story so if you’ve got some time, definitely look it up. 6 , Addis Ababa is the highest capital city in Africa Located in the highlands bordering the Great Rift Valley, the capital city of Addis Ababa sits at 2,355 metres above sea level – the highest in Africa. This sprawling city is also the fourth largest on the continent and is one of the best places to sample the delicious Ethiopian cuisine. 7, You’ll find lots of vegetarian cuisine in Ethiopia We touched on it in our previous point, but the food in Ethiopia is delish, and it’s also a great place to visit if you’re a vegetarian. Many Ethiopians follow an Orthodox Christianity religion which prohibits eating any animal products on Wednesday and Friday, which means you’ll almost always find vegetarian dishes on the menu. The base of just about every Ethiopian meal is a delicious pancake-like bread called injera, which you’ll find mounded with tasty Stews And Curries

"ለግንዛቤ" ቅድመ ንግግር ወጌሻ/Speech Therapy ተግባራት የቅድመ ንግግር ወጌሻ ተግባራት ልጆች መደበኛ የንግግር ሕክምና ከማግኘታቸው በፊት የመግባቢያ እና የቋንቋ ችሎታቸውን እንዲያዳብሩ የሚያግዙ ተግባራት ናቸው። እነዚህ እንቅስቃሴዎች እንደ የማስመሰል ጨዋታ፣ ድምጾችን መኮረጅ፣ የእጅ ምልክቶችን እና የፊት መግለጫዎችን መጠቀም እና በስሜት ህዋሳት መጫወትን ሊያካትቱ ይችላሉ። ህጻናት ከንግግር እና ከቋንቋ እድገት ጋር የተያያዙ ጠቃሚ ክህሎቶችን በአስደሳች እና አሳታፊ መንገድ እንዲለማመዱ ለመርዳት የተነደፉ ናቸው። ለአንድ ህፃን ልጅ የንግግር ወጌሻ/Speech Therapy ከመስጠታችን በፊት የሚከተሉትን ተግባራት ማድረግ ተገቢ ነው 1. በማስመሰል ጨዋታ ውስጥ መሳተፍ:- የማስመሰል ጨዋታ ልጅዎ የመግባቢያ እና የማህበራዊ ችሎታቸውን እንዲለማመድ ይረዳዋል። 2. ልጅዎ ድምፆችን እንዲያስመስል ያበረታቱ: - ልጅዎን እንደ የእንስሳት ድምፆች ወይም ቀላል ቃላትን እንዲመስል ያበረታቱ. 3. በአረፋ ይጫወቱ: - አረፋን መንፋት እና ብቅ ማለት ልጅዎ ለንግግር አስፈላጊ የሆነውን የአተነፋፈስ መቆጣጠሪያውን እንዲለማመድ ያግዘዋል። 4. የእጅ ምልክቶችን እና የፊት መግለጫዎችን ይጠቀሙ: - ልጅዎ ለመግባባት ምልክቶችን እና የፊት አገላለጾችን እንዲጠቀም ያበረታቱት ፣ ለምሳሌ ፊትን መጠቆም ወይም ማዘን። 5.  መዝሙሮችን በእጅ እንቅስቃሴ ዘምሩ: - መዝሙሮችን በእጅ እንቅስቃሴ መዘመር ልጅዎ የማስተባበር እና የመግባቢያ ችሎታቸውን እንዲለማመዱ ያግዘዋል። 6. በሙዚቃ መሳሪያዎች ይጫወቱ:- በሙዚቃ መሳሪያዎች መጫወት ልጅዎ የመስማት ችሎታቸውን እንዲያዳብር እና በድምፅ መካከል ያለውን የመለየት ችሎታ እንዲያዳብር ይረዳል። 7. መጽሃፎችን በተደጋጋሚ ሀረጎች አንብብ: - መጽሃፎችን በተደጋጋሚ ሀረጎች ማንበብ ልጅዎ አዳዲስ ቃላትን እንዲማር እና የማስታወስ ችሎታውን እንዲያሻሽል ይረዳዋል። 8. በስሜት ህዋሳቶች ይጫወቱ: - እንደ ፕሌይዶው ወይም ኪኔቲክ አሸዋ ያሉ የስሜት ህዋሳት መጫወቻዎች ልጅዎ ለንግግር እድገት ጠቃሚ የሆኑትን ጥሩ የሞተር ክህሎቶቻቸውን እንዲያዳብሩ ይረዱታል።   

የ2015ዓ.ም የ12ኛ ክፍል መልቀቂያ ፈተና ውጤት ነገ ይፋ ይሆናል። .............................................................................. መስ
የ2015ዓ.ም የ12ኛ ክፍል መልቀቂያ ፈተና ውጤት ነገ ይፋ ይሆናል። .............................................................................. መስከረም 27/2016 ዓ/ም (የትምህርት ሚኒስቴር) የ2015ዓ.ም የ12ኛ ክፍል መልቀቂያ ፈተና ውጤት ነገ ይፋ ይሆናል። በዚህም ዙሪያ ትምህርት ሚኒስቴር ነገ መስከረም 28/2016 ዓ.ም ከ ቀኑ ስድስት ሰዓት ላይ ጋዜጣዊ መግለጫ የሚሰጥ ይሆናል። ተማሪዎችም ትክክለኛውን መረጃ ከትምህርት ሚኒስቴር ገፆች ላይ እንድትከታተሉ እናሳውቃለን። ፌስቡክ -https://www.facebook.com/fdremoe/ ቴሌግራም -https://t.me/ethio_moe ትዊተር - http://twitter.com/fdremoe ሊንክዲን - https://www.linkedin.com/company/ministry-of-education-ethiopia በዌብሳይት - www.moe.gov.et

October 6, 2023 👉Notice Please pay the October Month school fee. Thank you! መስከረም 25 ቀን 2016 ዓ.ም 👉ማስታወቂያ እባክዎን የጥቅምት ወር የትምህርት ቤት ክፍያ ይክፈሉ፡፡ እናመሰግናለን!  

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ለመላው መምህራን እንኳን ለዓለምዓቀፋ የመምህራን ቀን አደረሳችሁ፡፡ በዓለምዓቀፍ ደረጃ የዛሬዋ ቀን የመምህራን መታሰቢያ በመሆን እንድትከበር ከተወሰነ ዛሬ 29 ዓመት ሆኗል፡፡ በዓለማቀፍ ደረጃ ዩኔስኮ እያከበረዉ የሚገኘው “The teachers we need for the education we want: The global imperative to reverse the teacher shortage” በሚል መሪ መልእክት ነው ፡፡ ክብር ለመምህራን ይሁን!

ሠላም እንደምን ዋላችሁ!! የፊታችንጰዓርብ(25/01/2016) የኢሬቻ ዋዜማ ስለሆነ ቀኑን ሙሉ ትምህርት ዝግ መሆኑን እየገለፅን ለሁሉም ት/ቤቶች መልዕክቱን እንድታወርዱ።

ከመንግሥት በተላለፈ አቅጣጫ መሰረት ነገ አርብ 25/01/2015ዓም የኢሬቻ በዓል ዋዜማ ስለሆነ የመንገድ መዘጋጋት ፡ የትራፊክ ፍሰት መጨናነቅ ሊኖር ስለሚችል ትምህርት አይኖርም።