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It's no longer fun asking questions in channels and feel powerful when subscribers can't find the answer.

ChatGPT ruined the whole game 😂

Whenever I ask a question, a student looks it up in ChatGPT bot and gives the answer as if he/she had always known it.

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Best of luck with your exams on Saturday and Sunday, dear students!

Good night's sleep
+
Good nutrition

= Better Performance in the exam

Avoid studying till midnight. There is absolutely nothing good about it right before the exam.

Here is a link to the results that October candidates got.

They did a great job! Over the last months, my students have achieved so much! I'm absolutely delighted that I have contributed to their success.

In our learning center, they showed that they are better than others!

We don't need a record, we are the record.

https://t.me/oxford_bzt_markaz/7766

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- I don't write a lot of things
- Why?
- If I do, people see how many mistakes I can make in a single sentence

Happy to see all of you here!

Seems like IELTS and Multilevel(CEFR) candidates dominate the member list)

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What I hate most about modern mobile cameras is filters.

I do understand that some people are too self-conscious but nothing beats natural photos in real situations.

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Some of my students have their own channels where they share their ideas and daily experiences. It's nice to see that they are using English for their posts!

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If students don't learn how to control their screen time themselves, neither parents nor teachers can solve the problem of children's excessive smartphone usage. It's the children that need to understand what is wrong or right from the start.

I get furious when some overprotective parents tell me to take smartphones away from their spoilt children.

You can't force children to stop drinking cola simply because they can find the way to do it anyway. The same is true for using smartphones.

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Should students be punished for mistakes in the test?

Or should they be rewarded for correct answers?