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Education Language Learning

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25-34

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The channel focuses heavily on IELTS preparation, providing lessons, phrases, and practice materials. The language used suggests a target audience who are students or young professionals aiming to improve their English for academic or immigration purposes. The presence of some Uzbek language posts and references indicates a strong geographic concentration in Uzbekistan. A mix of content targeting speaking, writing, and general language skills points to a diverse group of learners.

March 14, 17:33

Elementary level Teacher: Sarvinoz Ubaydullayeva 16:00 18:00 1.Abduqahhor Bbc
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March 14, 17:32

Assalomu alaykum
Pre-IELTS
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Sarvinoz Ubaydullayeva
Husanboy
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Her note is 5
Thanks for her parents
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Mushtariy 26
Hasanboy 25
Dilnura 8
Bahoroy 5
Mohina 10
Dilafruz 22
Sevinch 12
Shahnoza 15
Sabina 27
Zarina 25

March 14, 17:04

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March 14, 17:03

@abdusalomov_h
if you have any questions about the lesson, let me know.

March 14, 17:02

Any questions ?

March 14, 16:59

Q/A

March 14, 16:59

Teenagers should have regular exams at secondary school as this will prepare them for better for life after leaving.
Do you agree or disagree ?
Exams are an important feature of secondary education. However, there is contention over whether frequent exams prepare students for post school life. I believe that teenagers should be given regular exams as this will provide useful practice before they go on be
assessed in university and also help develop a range of skills which are essential in the world of work.
Having frequent exams at high school ensures that teenagers have had ample examination practice before continuing to higher levels of education. In further education, it is almost certain that students will be tested in one way or another. This may be practical for example, a vocational course will require students to pass practical exams or academic, university students are evaluated on ‘coursework’ type tests, formal end-of-year exams, or a combination of both. Hence, exams at secondary school provide a foundation of experience which prepares teenagers for the tests they will encounter in further education.
Regular exams also push teenagers to develop a range of skills that are useful in the world of work. For example, taking an exam requires a student to plan, prepare, and perform in the test, thus developing time management capability, resiliency, and the ability to deliver under pressure. These skills are invaluable in a professional setting, where it is essential to be able to organize the workload and meet deadlines. The more exams that teenagers have in high school, the greater the opportunity to develop such skills.
In conclusion
, I would argue that teenagers should be given regular exams at secondary school because they provide useful practice for future test in further education and develop a range of skills that help teenagers when they start work.

March 14, 16:08

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March 14, 16:04

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