Ozodbek Botiraliyev

2021-09-04 09:16:55 Essay contest at ACT: Why education is important.

The importance of education cannot be overstated. It was the sole driver of progress back in the ancient times, and it will remain as such well into eternity. After all, it is only because we can educate ourselves that mankind has been to the Moon; robots have landed on Mars; and more recently, we have even captured the image of a black hole.

Physically, human beings are not very strong. We can neither live under water nor fly on our own. In fact, I cannot think of any one aspect where other species would not beat us. Yet who are the ruling civilization on Earth? Our ability to generate, store, and transmit knowledge has worked miracles beyond imagination.

There are many reasons why education - in all of its forms - is extremely important. In this essay, I will only mention the most comprehensive ones.

It is clear, first of all, that all fields incorporate education in some way, shape or form. From early childhood, we learn about the word around us, whether inside the classroom or outside of it. Likewise, there are also many types of education, such as formal, informal, and non-formal. Each type matters in its own way.

Studies suggest that teaching all children basic literacy skills could cut absolute poverty by an estimated 15 percent. To create sustainable development also requires skilled professionals from each sector, be it healthcare, economy, or jurisprudence.

The opposite is sadly true as well. When proper education is lacking, unqualified workers will flood these fields, causing serious issues for everyone. A good example would be a surgeon that went to a poor university. Forget creating any positive change, this would actually endanger people's lives.

All of these benefits can be summed up in the following statement: education is important, because it makes the word a better place to live.

On an individual level, education can greatly boost one's personal chances for financial success. Whether you have done an online course on programming, or you have learnt from your parents how to make traditional cheesecakes, or you have completed your PhD in Physics. The more you learn, the better you will be prepared to face the challenges of life.

Lastly, just imagine having to figure out everything for yourself. A world without books and teachers would be gloomy. In this regard, education is what lights our planet, and were it not for education, human race might have become extinct long centuries ago.

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2021-09-04 03:37:28 And know that victory comes with patience, relief with affliction, and ease with hardship.

Collected by Tirmidhi

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2021-09-03 17:06:13 Today a lot of people got lucky... Others have entered an Uzbek university...

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2021-09-03 15:17:43 Interviewer: What's wrong with genteelisms? Like "prior to" and "subsequent to"?

David Faster Wallace: Well, I have trouble parsing your question. Genteelism seems to me to be an overly charitable way to characterize them. They are to me, they're like puff words. They're like using "utilize" instead of "use", which, in 99 cases out of a 100, is just stupid. Or "individual" for "person." More syllables is just puffed up. Why say "prior to" rather than "before"? Everybody knows what "before" means. It's fewer words. And I think, technically, given the Latin roots, it should be "posterior to", if you're going to use "prior to." So, if you're saying "prior to" and "subsequent to", you are in fact, in a very high-level way, messing up grammatically. But would you ever want to say, "posterior to"? No. So you don't say "prior to". But, you'll notice, this is the downside of starting to pay attention. You start noticing, you know, all the people who say, "At this time", rather than, "Now." Why did they just take up one-third of a second of my lifetime making me parse, "at this time", rather than just saying, "now", to me. And you start being bugged. But you get to be more careful and attentive in your own writing, so you become an agent of light and goodness, rather than the evil that's all around.

Source: @diyorbeksielts

P.S. Once again, the advice here isn't necessarily relevant to IELTS, but rather to Writing in general. Definitely show the examiner your best vocabulary.

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2021-09-03 13:11:40 Me all the time: Sorry I missed your call. I was staring in amusement at the screen, wondering why on earth you couldn't just text me.

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2021-09-03 07:18:07 Good morning, everyone. May Allah bless your day!

I'm sorry for not posting any "cool" content lately. Today I'm starting my new temporary job as an LPA. That means I won't have much time for Telegram – at least that's the assumption.

In the meantime, please tell me how we can prop up our channel to 2k. What sort of posts would you like to see more of? I'll do my best to address the most topical issues.

And yes, if you're from Namangan, please let me know. I might need some help with getting around in a new city.

Once again, thank you for choosing our airline. Have a nice flight.

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2021-09-02 15:45:19 I was going to write a #longread post about university life, but decided not to. Let's give the new students a chance to enjoy themselves for a while. Good luck!

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2021-09-02 10:02:11 Guys, I'm coming to Tashkent in a few weeks.

Please mention the books you haven't read, but would like to buy from Hilol Nashr! Let's do something awesome!!

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2021-09-02 01:42:44 Who's to say today won't be the best day of your life?

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2021-09-01 16:11:48 Check out https://t.me/YuldoshevG!

Gulomjon is an interesting person. For starters, he's a 2021 UGRADer. His IELTS band is 8.0 with an 8.5 in Speaking. (But don't worry, the Listening section is aslo as good )

We should definitely do a voice chat with Gulomjon sometime.

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