Wow, it has been a year since I started running this blog!
What a happy accident
Thank you for being with us❤️
What a happy accident
Thank you for being with us❤️
Laughter_May_Be_Effective_Medicine_for_These_Trying_Times_The_New.pdf
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Today, I took a virtual placement test for my writing (English 107) course at my university. The test consisted of around 15 questions and two writing topics. The first topic required me to introduce myself to my new professor, with a word limit of up to 550 words. The second topic involved writing a summary for the article titled 'Laughter may be effective medicine for these trying days,' which I found to be quite useful. I thought it would be nice to share it with you.
Enjoy! 😎
Enjoy! 😎
The last day in Uzbekistan 🥲 (for 2023) feels really, really different. Last year at this time, I was dreaming of becoming an international student...
It turns out duas absolutely come true
Allah is the Almighty 🫶🏻
It turns out duas absolutely come true
Allah is the Almighty 🫶🏻
🔍 Decoding Application Deadlines and Requirements: Navigating the Path to University Admission 🎓✉️
Greetings, aspiring scholars! I have shared more than 50 posts about #application_process and wanted to share a bit advanced version of it.
Today, we embark on a journey of unraveling the mysteries surrounding application deadlines and requirements for university admission. Join me as we navigate the intricate pathways of college applications, decipher the language of deadlines, and unlock the doors to your academic dreams. Let's begin our quest! 🚀
When it comes to applying for university, understanding the intricacies of application deadlines and requirements is crucial. Each institution has its own unique set of guidelines, and deciphering them can sometimes feel like decrypting a secret code. Fear not, for we shall shed light on this enigma and equip you with the knowledge to navigate this process with confidence.
1️⃣ Application Deadlines: The first step on this journey is to acquaint yourself with the various application deadlines. Universities typically offer different types of deadlines, including Early Decision, Early Action, Regular Decision, and Rolling Admission.
- Early Decision: This option is for students who have a clear top-choice university and are ready to commit to attending if accepted. The deadline for Early Decision applications is usually in the fall (often November). Keep in mind that Early Decision is binding, meaning that if you are accepted, you are obligated to enroll and withdraw applications from other institutions.
- Early Action: Early Action deadlines also fall in the autumn months. Unlike Early Decision, Early Action is non-binding, allowing you to apply to multiple universities and decide later. It provides an earlier notification of admission decisions, giving you more time to plan.
- Regular Decision: Regular Decision is the most common deadline type, typically falling in the early winter months (often January or February). It allows you to submit your application by this deadline and receive a decision later in the admission cycle.
- Rolling Admission: Some universities offer Rolling Admission, which means they review applications as they are received, rather than waiting for a specific deadline. It's advisable to apply early within the Rolling Admission period to increase your chances of admission and secure your spot.
2️⃣ Application Requirements: Now that we've decoded the deadlines, let's unravel the requirements. Universities typically have a set of common requirements, including:
- Application Form: Complete the university's application form, either through their online portal or a designated application platform.
- Personal Statement/Essay: Craft a compelling personal statement or essay that showcases your personality, experiences, and motivations. This is your chance to stand out and make a lasting impression.
- Transcripts: Submit official academic transcripts from your high school or previous educational institutions, demonstrating your academic achievements.
- Standardized Test Scores: Some universities require standardized test scores, such as the SAT or ACT. Be sure to check if the institutions you're applying to have this requirement and plan accordingly.
- Letters of Recommendation: Secure letters of recommendation from teachers, mentors, or employers who can attest to your abilities and character.
- Supplementary Materials: Certain programs or universities may request additional materials, such as portfolios for arts programs or writing samples for creative writing programs. Pay attention to these specific requirements and submit them accordingly.
Keeeeeeep in mind, it's crucial to carefully review each university's website or admissions portal to ensure you have the most up-to-date and accurate information regarding deadlines and requirements. Take note of any additional documents or forms that may be required and give yourself ample time to gather and submit them.
Follow for more: @withmohinur🫶🏻
Greetings, aspiring scholars! I have shared more than 50 posts about #application_process and wanted to share a bit advanced version of it.
Today, we embark on a journey of unraveling the mysteries surrounding application deadlines and requirements for university admission. Join me as we navigate the intricate pathways of college applications, decipher the language of deadlines, and unlock the doors to your academic dreams. Let's begin our quest! 🚀
When it comes to applying for university, understanding the intricacies of application deadlines and requirements is crucial. Each institution has its own unique set of guidelines, and deciphering them can sometimes feel like decrypting a secret code. Fear not, for we shall shed light on this enigma and equip you with the knowledge to navigate this process with confidence.
1️⃣ Application Deadlines: The first step on this journey is to acquaint yourself with the various application deadlines. Universities typically offer different types of deadlines, including Early Decision, Early Action, Regular Decision, and Rolling Admission.
- Early Decision: This option is for students who have a clear top-choice university and are ready to commit to attending if accepted. The deadline for Early Decision applications is usually in the fall (often November). Keep in mind that Early Decision is binding, meaning that if you are accepted, you are obligated to enroll and withdraw applications from other institutions.
- Early Action: Early Action deadlines also fall in the autumn months. Unlike Early Decision, Early Action is non-binding, allowing you to apply to multiple universities and decide later. It provides an earlier notification of admission decisions, giving you more time to plan.
- Regular Decision: Regular Decision is the most common deadline type, typically falling in the early winter months (often January or February). It allows you to submit your application by this deadline and receive a decision later in the admission cycle.
- Rolling Admission: Some universities offer Rolling Admission, which means they review applications as they are received, rather than waiting for a specific deadline. It's advisable to apply early within the Rolling Admission period to increase your chances of admission and secure your spot.
2️⃣ Application Requirements: Now that we've decoded the deadlines, let's unravel the requirements. Universities typically have a set of common requirements, including:
- Application Form: Complete the university's application form, either through their online portal or a designated application platform.
- Personal Statement/Essay: Craft a compelling personal statement or essay that showcases your personality, experiences, and motivations. This is your chance to stand out and make a lasting impression.
- Transcripts: Submit official academic transcripts from your high school or previous educational institutions, demonstrating your academic achievements.
- Standardized Test Scores: Some universities require standardized test scores, such as the SAT or ACT. Be sure to check if the institutions you're applying to have this requirement and plan accordingly.
- Letters of Recommendation: Secure letters of recommendation from teachers, mentors, or employers who can attest to your abilities and character.
- Supplementary Materials: Certain programs or universities may request additional materials, such as portfolios for arts programs or writing samples for creative writing programs. Pay attention to these specific requirements and submit them accordingly.
Keeeeeeep in mind, it's crucial to carefully review each university's website or admissions portal to ensure you have the most up-to-date and accurate information regarding deadlines and requirements. Take note of any additional documents or forms that may be required and give yourself ample time to gather and submit them.
Follow for more: @withmohinur🫶🏻
“O’zbekistonlik🇺🇿”-new edition
🔗https://youtu.be/_d7afDVxfmA
Last year, while watching 1st,2nd and 3rd editions of this project I was kinda dreaming about being one of those students. No way, duas come true🤍
🔗https://youtu.be/_d7afDVxfmA
Last year, while watching 1st,2nd and 3rd editions of this project I was kinda dreaming about being one of those students. No way, duas come true🤍
YouTube
O'zbekistonlik. Students | Episode 1
Dunyoning TOP ta'lim dargohlarida bilim olayotgan hamyurtlarimizning bu yo‘lda qanday sinovlarni bosib o‘tgani, ularga motivatsiya bergan hamda ularni bu yo‘ldan ortga qaytarishga uringan qiyinchiliklari va eng muhimi — o‘z orzusiga intilish hamda bunga erishish…
📚 Five Must-Read Books for Personal Growth and Development 🌱
If you're looking for books that can inspire and motivate you on your journey of self-improvement, here are five must-read recommendations:
1️⃣ "Atomic Habits" by James Clear: This book explores the power of small habits and how they can compound over time to create significant changes in our lives. James Clear provides practical strategies for building good habits, breaking bad ones, and mastering the art of continuous improvement.
2️⃣ "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen R. Covey: Covey's classic book offers a holistic approach to personal and professional effectiveness. It outlines seven timeless habits that can transform your mindset, enhance your relationships, and help you achieve success with integrity and authenticity.
3️⃣ "Mindset: The New Psychology of Success" by Carol S. Dweck: In this book, Dweck explores the concept of mindset and how our beliefs about intelligence and abilities impact our success. She introduces the growth mindset, which emphasizes the power of a "can-do" attitude and embracing challenges as opportunities for growth.
4️⃣ "The Power of Now" by Eckhart Tolle: Tolle's spiritual guidebook delves into the importance of living in the present moment. It offers insights and practices to cultivate mindfulness, let go of past regrets and future anxieties, and find inner peace and fulfillment in the present.
5️⃣ "Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor E. Frankl: This profound memoir by Frankl, a Holocaust survivor and psychiatrist, explores the pursuit of meaning in life. It highlights the human capacity for resilience, finding purpose in the face of adversity, and the significance of embracing personal responsibility.
📖 Reading these books can ignite personal transformation, inspire new perspectives, and provide practical tools for personal growth. Choose one that resonates with you and embark on a journey of self-discovery and improvement.
Let me know in the comments if you've read any of these books or if you have other recommendations for personal growth and development!
As for me, I have read the first three books and found them really life-changing)
@withmohinur🌻
If you're looking for books that can inspire and motivate you on your journey of self-improvement, here are five must-read recommendations:
1️⃣ "Atomic Habits" by James Clear: This book explores the power of small habits and how they can compound over time to create significant changes in our lives. James Clear provides practical strategies for building good habits, breaking bad ones, and mastering the art of continuous improvement.
2️⃣ "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen R. Covey: Covey's classic book offers a holistic approach to personal and professional effectiveness. It outlines seven timeless habits that can transform your mindset, enhance your relationships, and help you achieve success with integrity and authenticity.
3️⃣ "Mindset: The New Psychology of Success" by Carol S. Dweck: In this book, Dweck explores the concept of mindset and how our beliefs about intelligence and abilities impact our success. She introduces the growth mindset, which emphasizes the power of a "can-do" attitude and embracing challenges as opportunities for growth.
4️⃣ "The Power of Now" by Eckhart Tolle: Tolle's spiritual guidebook delves into the importance of living in the present moment. It offers insights and practices to cultivate mindfulness, let go of past regrets and future anxieties, and find inner peace and fulfillment in the present.
5️⃣ "Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor E. Frankl: This profound memoir by Frankl, a Holocaust survivor and psychiatrist, explores the pursuit of meaning in life. It highlights the human capacity for resilience, finding purpose in the face of adversity, and the significance of embracing personal responsibility.
📖 Reading these books can ignite personal transformation, inspire new perspectives, and provide practical tools for personal growth. Choose one that resonates with you and embark on a journey of self-discovery and improvement.
Let me know in the comments if you've read any of these books or if you have other recommendations for personal growth and development!
As for me, I have read the first three books and found them really life-changing)
@withmohinur🌻
While writing a letter to myself on April 3, 2023, I didn't have complete belief that I would be able to accomplish everything I mentioned. It was more like a 50/50 chance, but something inside me motivated me to write those goals for my future self. Interestingly, I chose the date randomly and completely forgot that I would receive a letter from my past self. Now, suddenly receiving this letter from myself to myself, I can proudly say that I made it, I did it. Alhamdulillah!
If you also want to connect with your past self in the future, you can use the website www.futureme.org.
If you also want to connect with your past self in the future, you can use the website www.futureme.org.
#useful
#ieltsexamadvice
reading exercises that you can do to improve your reading.
1. Read and write down the keywords in your notebook. Go back after and try to remember what each word means.
2. Read quickly and write down a 1 sentence summary after you finish. Then read again and add another sentence.
3. Read half a sentence and try to write the second half before you read it. Change it up and read the second half of a sentence and try to figure out the first half.
4. Write down all the keywords in a paragraph. Try to use the keywords to rewrite the whole paragraph.
5. Read the first and last paragraph of a reading. Write down what you think is in the other paragraphs then read and check.
6. Read the tapescript of a listening test. Then listen to it without the tapescript and try to remember the words you read.
7. Write down all the words in a sentence you don’t understand. Try writing a new sentence with the words before you understand what the word means. Then look up the word in a dictionary and correct your sentence.
8. Read and draw a picture of what the reading is about (or make a mind map).
9. Write down the question words ‘Where,’ ‘When,’ ‘Why,’ ‘Who,’ ‘How,’ and ‘What’ and try to answer while you read.
10. Write down all the proper names in a reading before you read it. Then read it quickly and fill in why each name is important (you can also write down dates and numbers).
source: howtodoielts.com
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#ieltsexamadvice
reading exercises that you can do to improve your reading.
1. Read and write down the keywords in your notebook. Go back after and try to remember what each word means.
2. Read quickly and write down a 1 sentence summary after you finish. Then read again and add another sentence.
3. Read half a sentence and try to write the second half before you read it. Change it up and read the second half of a sentence and try to figure out the first half.
4. Write down all the keywords in a paragraph. Try to use the keywords to rewrite the whole paragraph.
5. Read the first and last paragraph of a reading. Write down what you think is in the other paragraphs then read and check.
6. Read the tapescript of a listening test. Then listen to it without the tapescript and try to remember the words you read.
7. Write down all the words in a sentence you don’t understand. Try writing a new sentence with the words before you understand what the word means. Then look up the word in a dictionary and correct your sentence.
8. Read and draw a picture of what the reading is about (or make a mind map).
9. Write down the question words ‘Where,’ ‘When,’ ‘Why,’ ‘Who,’ ‘How,’ and ‘What’ and try to answer while you read.
10. Write down all the proper names in a reading before you read it. Then read it quickly and fill in why each name is important (you can also write down dates and numbers).
source: howtodoielts.com
@withmohinur🫶🏻
Forwarded from Jahonabegim’s World
- My parents gifted me a house.
- My parents bought me a car.
- My parents left me a business. What about you?
- My parents provided me with decent upbringing so that I can achieve all of these by myself.
- My parents bought me a car.
- My parents left me a business. What about you?
- My parents provided me with decent upbringing so that I can achieve all of these by myself.
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We are excited to invite you to our Regional Swap Up Event that will be held in Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara and Fergana!
The concept of the event is simple: "bring a book, take a book"💱 . You can bring any book you have already read and enjoyed, and exchange it for a new one that someone else has brought. This is a great way to share your love of reading with others and discover new authors and genres.
Event Dates:
✔️ Samarkand, 22nd October 11:00
- Medecon University
✔️ Tashkent, 29th October 12:00
- Mukhammad Al Khwarizmi School
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We are excited to invite you to our Regional Swap Up Event that will be held in Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara and Fergana!
The concept of the event is simple: "bring a book, take a book"
Event Dates:
- Medecon University
- Mukhammad Al Khwarizmi School
-Whydham hotel
- Yoshlar Ishlari Agentligi
REGISTER through Swap Up Website
@annisuphere | #swapup
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Swap Up Event Registration is OPEN We are excited to invite you to our Regional Swap Up Event that will be held in Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara and Fergana! The concept of the event is simple: "bring a book, take a book" 💱 . You can bring any book you have…
Guys, sign up for this incredible event ASAP🥂
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https://t.me/withmohinur/1982
1. Google Scholar (scholar.google.com): Google Scholar is a specialized search engine designed for academic research. It offers access to a vast collection of scholarly articles, papers, theses, and conference proceedings from various disciplines. It is a valuable tool for finding authoritative sources for research purposes.
2. Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) (owl.purdue.edu): The Purdue OWL provides comprehensive writing resources for students, educators, and professionals. It offers guidelines for academic writing, citation styles, grammar and punctuation rules, and tips for research papers. The OWL is a trusted source for improving writing skills and understanding the conventions of academic writing.
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5. Zotero (www.zotero.org): Zotero is a free reference management tool that simplifies the research process. It allows users to collect, organize, and cite research sources. With Zotero, researchers can easily save and manage references, create bibliographies, and streamline the writing process. It is a valuable resource for academic writing and information organization.
6. Project Gutenberg (www.gutenberg.org): Project Gutenberg offers a vast collection of over 60,000 free eBooks. It includes classic literature, historical texts, and academic resources that can be downloaded and read on various devices. Project Gutenberg is a valuable resource for accessing literary works and scholarly materials.
7. Crash Course (www.youtube.com/user/crashcourse): Crash Course is a popular YouTube channel that offers engaging educational videos on a wide range of subjects. From science and history to literature and more, Crash Course provides concise and entertaining overviews of various topics. It is a useful resource for supplementing learning and gaining a quick understanding of complex subjects.
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1. Google Scholar (scholar.google.com): Google Scholar is a specialized search engine designed for academic research. It offers access to a vast collection of scholarly articles, papers, theses, and conference proceedings from various disciplines. It is a valuable tool for finding authoritative sources for research purposes.
2. Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) (owl.purdue.edu): The Purdue OWL provides comprehensive writing resources for students, educators, and professionals. It offers guidelines for academic writing, citation styles, grammar and punctuation rules, and tips for research papers. The OWL is a trusted source for improving writing skills and understanding the conventions of academic writing.
3. Wolfram Alpha (www.wolframalpha.com): Wolfram Alpha is a powerful computational knowledge engine that provides answers and solutions across multiple domains. It covers subjects like mathematics, physics, chemistry, and more. This resource is useful for solving complex calculations, exploring scientific concepts, and gaining insights into various fields of study.
4. Quizlet (www.quizlet.com): Quizlet is an online platform that allows users to create and access study materials. It offers features such as flashcards, quizzes, and study games, covering a wide range of subjects. Quizlet facilitates effective and interactive studying, and it also enables collaborative learning among students.
5. Zotero (www.zotero.org): Zotero is a free reference management tool that simplifies the research process. It allows users to collect, organize, and cite research sources. With Zotero, researchers can easily save and manage references, create bibliographies, and streamline the writing process. It is a valuable resource for academic writing and information organization.
6. Project Gutenberg (www.gutenberg.org): Project Gutenberg offers a vast collection of over 60,000 free eBooks. It includes classic literature, historical texts, and academic resources that can be downloaded and read on various devices. Project Gutenberg is a valuable resource for accessing literary works and scholarly materials.
7. Crash Course (www.youtube.com/user/crashcourse): Crash Course is a popular YouTube channel that offers engaging educational videos on a wide range of subjects. From science and history to literature and more, Crash Course provides concise and entertaining overviews of various topics. It is a useful resource for supplementing learning and gaining a quick understanding of complex subjects.
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You can simply check the channel by following it without me needing to provide any additional information:
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University of Missouri’25
EYUF scholar’21
Khiva PS’21
P.s: She is trying to be a tough cookie.
Channel link: @charoskhonuktamboeva_blog
Ads service: @with_charosAdds
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