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From balancing your course load to forging relationships with classmates to extracurricular involvement, these are the tried and true methods to nail your career as a student.
How to Learn Any Language FAST
Intro I didn't begin learning a second language until I turned 28. I am now 35 and I am proficient in Spanish, French, Mandarin, and Arabic. I have learned them all fairly well, but I want to make it clear that I am not unusually gifted. I have simply found an effective method for quickly learning languages that is free, simple, and surprisingly enjoyable. In this article, I aim to share this method with you. There is an overwhelming amount of misinformation about language learning, especially on YouTube. You may have come across videos with titles like "Learn a Language in Three Months," "Learn a Language in Two Weeks," or "Learn a Language While You're in the Bath." The truth is, these videos are not authentic; they are clickbait, plain and simple. I want to speak candidly about language learning because I believe that false expectations can be harmful. Real progress takes time. At the very least, it will probably take you at least six months to feel confident speaking a new language, especially if it is somewhat similar to a language you already know, like English to Spanish. If the language is more distant, such as English to Japanese, you should be prepared to dedicate at least two years of consistent study before you begin to feel comfortable expressing yourself in various situations. For what it's worth, that's how I define fluency: the ability to understand others and express yourself confidently in virtually any setting. So, how can you reach that level? Let's delve into it.
By OSAMA ALBITAR3 years ago in Education
NATO
NATO, or the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, stands as a cornerstone in the architecture of international security. Formed in the aftermath of World War II, this alliance has played a pivotal role in shaping the geopolitical landscape of the post-war era. Its origins lie in the recognition that a collective defense mechanism was necessary to deter aggression and promote stability among its member states. Over the decades, NATO has evolved, facing new challenges and adapting to the changing nature of global threats.
By Haseeb Ahmad3 years ago in Education
eQuran Journey
Mastering the Quran and Arabic Embarking on a journey to learn the Quran and Arabic can be both enriching and rewarding. For beginners, the foundational step often begins with Noorani Qaida, an essential booklet designed to teach the basics of reading the Quran. It serves as a fundamental tool to understand Arabic letters' pronunciation and grasp the initial steps towards Quranic reading.
By Muhammad Hashir3 years ago in Education
Why Do We Feel Pain In Our Bodies When We Exercise
I was having a little workout with my two little friends some days ago and one of them complained about feeling pain in his arms; I decided to encourage him to keep working out by explaining the science behind why he felt pain in that area, and I realized that he was motivated to keep working. My objective is to share with you all what taught him; I hope we have fun as we read, ENJOY.
By Sekou Sesay3 years ago in Education
UNEXPECTED FACTS OF THE WORLD
Do you share my curiosity about the world? Have you ever wondered how much water trees consume each day, whether planets can float on water, or why guinea pigs make popping sounds? I know it may seem strange, but I'm always eager to learn more. Join me on a journey to uncover the answers to these and other intriguing questions.
By Richmond Opoku3 years ago in Education
A Teaching Philosophy Thirteen (Challenging) Years in the Making
“...Learning is a place where paradise can be created. The classroom, with all its limitations, remains a location of possibility. In that field of possibility we have the opportunity to labor for freedom, to demand of ourselves and our comrades, an openness of mind and heart that allows us to face reality even as we collectively imagine ways to move beyond boundaries, to transgress. This is education as the practice of freedom.” -bell hooks, Teaching to Transgress
By Brooke Elizabeth3 years ago in Education
How To Be The Most Likable Person In The Room
Embracing the inconvenient truth that likability significantly eases life, it becomes imperative to understand that this doesn't require sacrificing one's values or sanity. Instead, it involves mastering the art of connecting with others, fostering trustworthiness, and being dependable. Likability, far from being an innate trait, is a skill that can be cultivated over time. Here are some strategies to kickstart the journey towards becoming more likable:
By Kristi Shehu3 years ago in Education
How to Make Learning as Addictive as Social Media
Luis von Ahn, a computer scientist originally from Guatemala, began his journey to revolutionize education with the creation of Duolingo. To provide some context, he started his talk by explaining the geographical location of Guatemala and highlighting its distinction from Guantanamo, as some might confuse the two. He humorously likened Guatemala to being "Mexico's Mexico" in the way that Mexico, like the United States, is concerned about illegal immigration from its southern neighbor.
By Bismark Amoah Ayeriga3 years ago in Education
