Sardor Erkinov | IELTS

It has come to my attention than a looooot of students who took my courses in summer-autumn
have not shared their results with me
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If you studied with me and took your test, please let me know what score you got
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There are no results to be ashamed of. 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5 — share them all!

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Some people say that there is too much harmful content on the internet. They say the only way to make the internet safe is for the government to censor the content of websites.
To what extent do you think the government should control what information is available on the internet?
The increasing amount of dangerous information on the internet has made some people think that the internet must be regulated by the government. I completely agree with this view, as carefully implemented government-imposed censorship helps mitigate large-scale social unrest and protect children.
The primary reason for my agreement is that premature exposure of children to adult content can distort their moral development. This is because, despite so-called "age-restrictions", minors can easily gain access to adult content. As children are highly susceptible to external influence, they may imitate a negative behaviour that they see on the internet. State-regulated restrictions on age-sensitive material could therefore reduce such risks. Young children who are often exposed to violent content, for example, tend to normalize violence, bullying their peers at school. If national authorities can impose limits on what the young generation can watch, this could substantially reduce rates of under-age violence and bullying at school.
Beyond safeguarding minors, another compelling justification for regulation lies in preserving social stability. With social media developing at an unprecedented rate, numerous people upload highly provocative material in order to garner public attention and boost their viewership. Such content can deeply offend minority groups and intensify existing tensions. In some cases, this escalation may result in public disorder or widespread unrest. For instance, the BLM (Black Lives Matter) protest was one example of such mass controversy. Had the regulatory bodies timely limited such content, some of the ensuing clashes and casualties could have been avoided, making the minorities feel less alienated.
To conclude, the widespread availability of harmful online material has prompted serious calls for stronger regulation. While restricting premature access to adult sites can decrease aggression among the young generation, censoring sensitive content can help to ensure national peace. For these reasons,I firmly support a measured degree of state control over online content however controversial it can be.
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Stop Chasing the Score. Start Chasing the Work.
"I need Band 7.5 in two months."
It sounds motivated. It is actually one of the fastest ways to burn out.
A score and a deadline are two different things. Locking both into one target means you are responsible for two things you cannot fully control. You cannot guarantee a score. You can only guarantee effort.
So make a choice. Pick the deadline OR pick the score — not both.
If your date is fixed, commit to it and accept whatever score your effort produces.
If your score is non-negotiable, commit to it and accept that it might take longer than planned.
Holding both and refusing to let go of either is not ambition. It is self-torture.
You cannot control the result. You can only control effort. At the end of the day, that is the only thing in your control!