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📢 ANNOUNCEMENT: Double Niner Exclusive Interview on "Rise and Shine" Program! 🌅
⚠️Attention all viewers of our beloved channel! We are thrilled to bring you the first episode of our show, "Rise and Shine". Get ready for an exclusive and inspiring interview with a true legend, a Double Niner who has triumphed against all odds!
Join us on 26.11.2023 as we delve into the remarkable life of this extraordinary individual, whose journey is nothing short of awe-inspiring. "Rise and Shine" guest, Mukhammadali Sodiqov will lead the conversation and chart the path of success that our Double Niner has taken on his quest for greatness.
#RiseAndShine #EducationAchievements #GameChangers #InspiredEducation
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Lesson Break: When the classroom turns into a trend zone – teachers and crew spicing up your scroll! 🚀📽
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Some scientists think that computers will soon become more intelligent than humans.To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?
It is suggested by some experts that many people will fall behind computers in near future. I totally agree with the idea that smarter computers are on the horizon.
It is true that computers can certainly achieve higher levels of intelligence for various reasons. One potent reason can be the advancements in technology, By constant improvements and modifications, computers are highly likely to outperform human beings. This is because, computers are more accurate and precise when calculating or analyzing the information. Apart from that, computers operate more quickly and has ability to process huge amount of data. As a result, it helps to yield better results and improve productivity along with efficiency.
Another aspect that makes computers better than humans is the fact that they are not restricted by biological factors. That is, there are some limitations for humans like eating, taking breaks or emotions, which can interfere one's working and distract them. Moreover, individuals have their families and friends to take care of so they may need days-off to spend some quality time with them. These all-together are likely to hinder the productivity and, ultimately, take more time to finish the work that could be done in shorter periods. However, it is not the case with computers as they can work tirelessly and finish a plenty of work prior to the deadlines.
In conclusion, although mankind has always been regarded as the smartest, I am of the opinion that computers will soon outperform humans due to their precision and lack of basic needs.
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Do you want to know what happened next? I'm gonna skip some parts since they may not be so entertaining or engaging and talk about two important events that served as a turning point in my life.
Let me start with Genius, the place where everything started, the place where I fully immersed myself in English, the place that totally changed my attitude towards English. I don't know why but whenever I hear the word Genius, I associate it with warm and cozy place☀️. Here is the reason. Despite having knowledgebase and being able to make up sentences, I hadn't practiced it. Everything was theoretical and I had never applied it in real-life situations. So, Genius was the place where I learned that English is not just grammar or set of hard and fast rules that I should cram; however, English has variety of usages and one of them is for communication/speaking. Yes, I didn't know that such thing like IELTS existed back in 2019. Probably, it wasn't all the rage like it's been these days or again I was too indifferent😅. Long story short, I started speaking in English. And you know what? I liked it so much😍 that I set a goal: no matter what I'll never quit learning English.
Ultimately, I took up IELTS classes. Oh, it was a nightmare😂. Reading, listening, writing and speaking => 4 skills to develop. Little did I know that IELTS is completely different from that English I used to know. Nevertheless, I managed to cultivate my reading and listening skills over a period of time through dedication, practice and disillusionment. When it comes to speaking and writing, they used to be pet hate of mine. I simply couldn't master these two skills and felt as the dumbest person in the world since it seemed to come so easily for my friends. I ponder I've studied in Genius for two years(including both grammar and IELTS). I vaguely recall the reason for surrendering courses but as long as I remember it was due to my uni assignments/ individual works and useless still compulsory stuff like that:(. Maybe I'm just making excuses. It's highly likely that I was simply indecisive person afraid of failing. I accede that Genius was an amazing place and it certainly hugely contributed to my personal and academic development, and it will always hold a special place in my heart but Ad Astra is ...
P.S. To be continued...
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I have been delaying it for months...
I have read a lot of posts where people share their stories, their journey of learning English and I was always like🤩 'Wow, why not to post my backstory'. However, something always restrained me from doing it. I have no idea what was that something🤷♀ but today I realized => I won't feel satisfied or fulfilled unless I post it😅. I don't know the rationale for this sudden urge but i wanted to do it.
In fact, my English journey started a long time ago, when I was 7 years-old, to be exact. I was born in a family of teachers. Some of you may say that it's great since it fosters a strong educational foundation or provide a valuable source of knowledge and guidance, and I couldn't agree more but... I admit that it has numerous advantages but, on the flip side, it brings some problems down the line. You have to kiss your childhood goodbye, be ready to be compared with everyone, give up your hobbies and interests that don't align with your family traditions or values, to name but a few. I don't wanna delve into this topic since my initial aim was to acquaint you with my English learning journey. So let's get back to the topic.
My grandma was an English teacher. One of the most outstanding, dedicated and shrewdest🤓 teachers of her time. It's what I used to hear from her acquaintances if anything. So, she was the one who fostered passion for English in me. I can vividly remember the times I carried my backpack full of books and went to her house after my studies at school. No days off, no indulgence, just teacher and student relationship. She taught me basics like reading, learning poems and grammar. She even used to give me assignments/homework😅. It may sound funny but yes everything was that serious and professional. I should admit that I didn't get a lot from those lessons(probably I was dumb) but I'm sure that those lessons served as a milestone in my long journey)
P.S. To be continued...
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It has been a year...
Exactly a year ago, I joined A&M program, and it turned out to be the most important and life-changing decision I've ever made. This year was a turning point in my life, and I can't express how thankful I am to be their student.
Thanks for everything❤️🔥❤️🔥
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📌People only see what we achieved📈, but they never know how we struggled.
- Hard work
- Persistence
- Late nights🌙
- Sacrifices
- Discipline
- Failure
- Early mornings🌅
- Risks
- Disappointment😔
- Tears
and ENLIGHTENMENT✨
The words that can describe those past five months. Nobody said that it would be easy; but nobody said that it would be so hard...
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What decision was a turning point in your life?
P.S. Feel free to share your stories in the comments⬇️.
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This is True Success ...
P.s. Life is a matter of choices and every choice you make MAKES you. The decisions we make every single day, whether small or big, impact our lives in one way or another. We can choose to be grateful and enjoy our existence or we can choose to complain about this and that.
The choice is yours.
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If someone asked me to describe Ad Astra using just one word, I'd say "Home." We are truly grateful to be a part of this wonderful family. These are the people whose company we cherish, and Ad Astra is where magic happens.
We're proud of working with you, guys ❤️🔥❤️🔥
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Repost from M&B posts
Hey everyone✨
You might wonder why this channel was created? Here is the answer:
As non-native speakers, we understand the challenges that come with learning a new foreign language. It can be a long and tiring journey with a lot of obstacles and difficulties. However, once you master it, this new skill can be rewarding and open doors for you.
That's why, the main aim of our blog is to share valuable insights, tricks and strategies to help you improve your English language skills. We are thrilled to share our knowledge and experience with you all.
So join us in this exciting adventure and let's take your English skills to the next level!
Much love❤️🔥❤️🔥
M&B
