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کانال تخصصی زبان دهم تا کنکور


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پیج تخصصی زبان دهم تا کنکور

🟠«تاثیر معدل در کنکور» و «درخواست افزایش سن داوطلبان دانشگاه فرهنگیان به ۳۰ سال» پیگیری می‌شود

👤 دبیری معاون امور مجلس رئیس جمهور:

▫️در جلسه اعضای کمیسیون آموزش مجلس با رئیس جمهور مقرر شد تاثیر معدل در کنکور و درخواست افزایش سن داوطلبان دانشگاه فرهنگیان به ۳۰ سال مورد پیگیری قرار گیرد

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Here are some strategies to improve your reading skills in any language:

1. Start with the Basics:

• Build your vocabulary: Start with common words and phrases. Use flashcards, vocabulary lists, or language learning apps to expand your word knowledge.

• Practice grammar: Understand the structure of sentences, verb conjugations, and other grammatical rules. This will help you decipher the meaning of complex sentences.

• Learn basic punctuation: Punctuation marks provide important clues about sentence structure, pauses, and tone.

2. Engage with the Text Actively:

• Read for comprehension: Focus on understanding the main ideas and supporting details, not just on decoding words.

• Preview and predict: Before reading a text, skim the title, headings, and subheadings to get an idea of what the text is about. This will help you set your expectations and focus your reading.

• Ask questions while you read: This keeps you engaged and helps you identify areas where you need clarification.

• Summarize and retell: After reading a text, try to summarize the main points in your own words. This will assess your understanding of the material.

3. Develop Effective Reading Strategies:

• Scan and skim: Quickly scan the text for key words, names, dates, or other important information. Skimming can help you identify the overall topic and main points.

• Use context clues: If you encounter unfamiliar words, look for clues within the sentence or paragraph that can help you deduce the meaning.

• Break down complex sentences: If a sentence is particularly long or complicated, try breaking it down into smaller units to understand its meaning.

• Use dictionaries and resources: Don't be afraid to use dictionaries, online resources, or other tools to clarify unfamiliar words or concepts.

4. Read Diversified Texts:

• Choose materials that interest you: This will keep you motivated and make the learning process more enjoyable.

• Read different genres: Explore newspaper articles, fiction books, magazines, websites, and even song lyrics. Variety will expose you to different writing styles and vocabulary.

• Start with easier material: Don't jump into very difficult texts right away. Begin with materials designed for your level.

5. Practice Consistently and Be Patient:

• Set aside reading time: Make it a regular habit to dedicate time to reading. Even a few minutes each day can make a significant difference.

• Don't be afraid to make mistakes: Errors are a natural part of the learning process. The important thing is to learn from them and keep practicing.

• Celebrate your progress: Notice the improvements you make and acknowledge your achievements.

• Find others to read with: Join a book club, language exchange group, or online forum to discuss what you've read with others.

Remember: Reading is a skill that improves with practice. By practicing these strategies and staying consistent, you can significantly improve your reading comprehension and fluency in any language.

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کاظمی: میانگین معدل دانش‌آموزان مطلوب نیست

وزیر آموزش و پرورش:
🔹بحران و چالش کمبود معلم نداریم.
🔹تاکنون حدودا ۶۵۰ هزار دانش‌آموز اتباع را در مدارس جای دادیم که در هیچ کشوری در دنیا سابقه ندارد.
🔹وجود مدارس کانکسی به معنای بحران نیست.
🔹ساختار جغرافیایی وجود مدارس کانکسی و سنگی را می‌طلبد.
🔹یکی از گلایه‌ها و یکی از مشکلات مطرح شده افت سطح علمی و آموزشی آموزش و پرورش است.
🔹به‌ هر حال میانگین معدل، یک میانگین معدل مطلوبی نیست.
🔹یک سیاستی تحت عنوان ارتقای کیفیت آموزشی طراحی شده است./ ایسنا


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👀سخنگوی دولت: ادعای سهمیه ای بودن  ۷۵ درصد دانشجویان دانشگاه علوم پزشکی تهران نیاز به بررسی دقیق دارد.

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few & a few

Few" - Not Many (not enough)

• "Few" means "not many" or "almost none." It's used in a negative sense.

• It implies a small number, often suggesting a lack of something.

Examples:

• *I have few friends in this city.* (Meaning: I don't have many friends.)

• *There are few books on the shelf.* (Meaning: The shelf is almost empty.)

• *He has few chances of winning.* (Meaning: It's unlikely that he will win.)

"A Few" - Some But Not Many but enough

• "A few" means "some" or "a small number, but enough to be noticeable."

• It's used in a positive sense, suggesting that something exists, even if it's not a large amount.

Examples:

• *I have a few close friends.* (Meaning: I have some close friends, but not many.)

• *There are a few cars parked in the lot.* (Meaning: There are some cars parked, but not a lot.)

• *We have a few minutes left.* (Meaning: We have some time, but not much)

Key Points to Remember:

• "Few" is negative. "A few" is positive. "Few" means almost none, while "a few" means some.

• "A few" usually implies a small but sufficient amount.

• Context Matters: It's important to consider the context and the overall meaning of the sentence.

Examples to Illustrate the Difference:

• *There are few people at the party.* (It's a very small party)

• *There are a few people at the party.* (It's not a full party, but there are some people there)

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Some Helpful & Effective Reading Strategies:

Before Reading:

• Preview: Quickly glance at the title, headings, subheadings, and visuals. This gives you a sense of the text's structure and content.

• Activate Prior Knowledge: Think about what you already know about the topic. This helps you connect new information to what you already understand.

• Set a Purpose: Why are you reading this text? What do you want to learn or accomplish? Having a clear goal in mind makes reading more focused.

During Reading:

• Skim and Scan: Read quickly to get an overview of the main points. Scan the text for keywords, important names, and dates.

• Active Reading: Engage with the text by highlighting, taking notes, and asking questions. This helps you stay focused and remember information.

• Summarize: Pause periodically to summarize what you've read in your own words. This helps you understand the main ideas and evaluate your comprehension.

• Identify Key Concepts: Look for main ideas, supporting details, and examples that help explain the central theme.

• Use Context Clues: If you encounter unfamiliar words, try to understand their meaning from the surrounding sentences.

• Visualize: Create mental pictures as you read. This helps you grasp complex information.

After Reading:

• Review and Reflect: Go back over the text and emphasize important points.

• Summarize: Briefly summarize the main ideas and key takeaways.

• Connect to Prior Knowledge: Relate the text to what you already know, making connections that deepen your understanding.

• Discuss or Explain: Share your thoughts and insights with others or try to explain the concepts to yourself.

• Practice: Practice reading regularly to sharpen your skills and improve your comprehension.

Additional Tips:

• Choose the Right Reading Environment: Find a quiet space where you can focus without distractions.

• Take Breaks: If you feel overwhelmed, take short breaks to rest your eyes and refresh your mind.

• Read Aloud: Reading aloud can help you improve your pronunciation, fluency, and comprehension.

• Read Diverse Texts: Expand your reading repertoire by exploring different genres, styles, and topics.

Remember: Reading is a skill that improves with practice. By employing these strategies, you can become a more effective and engaged reader.

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