TỪ VỰNG CHỦ ĐỀ EDUCATION [Gồm Thành ngữ + Từ vựng chung + Bài mẫu]
🎗PHẦN THÀNH NGỮ
- to learn something by heart = to learn something so well that it can be written or recited without any effort: học thuộc lòng
- bookworm = a person who reads a lot: mọt sách
- teacher’s pet = a student in a class who is liked best by the teacher and therefore treated better than the other students: học sinh cưng của giáo viên, được giáo viên yêu thích
- to draw a blank = to fail to get an answer or a result: không tìm thấy hay nhớ ra điều gì
- copycat = someone who has few ideas of their own and does or says exactly the same as someone else: người bắt chước ý tưởng của người khác
- to get the hang of something = to learn how to do something, esp. when it is not simple or obvious: hiểu cách làm gì, học cách làm gì đó
- to burn the midnight oil = to study/work late into the night: thức khuya để học/làm việc
- to pass with flying colours = If you do something such as pass an exam with flying colours, you do it very successfully: đỗ/đậu … 1 cách dễ dàng
- to go back to basis = to return to teaching or paying attention to the most important aspects of a subject or activity: quay lại những điều cốt lõi
- to cover a lot of ground = to review a large amount of information or discuss many topics: xem lại thật nhiều tài liệu, thông tin
🎗TỪ VỰNG EDUCATION
- to get higher academic results: đạt được kết quả học tập cao
- to study abroad = to study in a different country: du học
- to drop out of school: bỏ học
- to gain international qualifications: có được bằng cấp quốc tế
- to improve educational outcomes: nâng cao đầu ra của giáo dục
- to top international educational league tables: xếp đầu bảng giáo dục quốc tế
- to encourage independent learning: thúc đẩy việc tự học
to pass/fail the exam: đậu/ rớt kỳ thi
- to gain in-depth knowledge: có được kiến thức sâu sắc
- core subjects such as science, English and maths: những môn học nòng cốt như khoa học, tiếng Anh và toán
- to have the opportunity to … : có cơ hội làm gì
- to interact and take part in group work activities: tương tác và tham gia vào các hoạt động nhóm
- opposite-sex classmates: bạn khác giới
- to learn a wide range of skills: học được các kỹ năng khác nhau
- communication or teamwork skils: kỹ năng giao tiếp hay làm việc nhóm
- co-existence and gender equality: sự cùng tồn tại và sự bình đẳng giới
🎗TỪ VỰNG STUDY ABROAD
▪LỢI ÍCH
- It gives you the opportunity to experience a different way of living/ make new friends: Nó mang đến cho bạn cơ hội trải nghiệm một cách sống khác / kết bạn mới.
- Living on your own while studying abroad makes you more independent because you have to learn to cook, clean, pay bills and take care of yourself: Sống một mình trong khi du học ở nước ngoài làm bạn trở nên tự lập hơn vì bạn phải học cách nấu ăn, dọn dẹp, chi trả hóa đơn và chăm sóc chính bản thân bạn.
- You can learn invaluable life lessons and practical skills such as stress management, communication or problem-solving skills which are very important for your future career: - Bạn có thể học các bài học cuộc sống vô giá và các kỹ năng thực hành như quản lý căng thẳng, giao tiếp hoặc kỹ năng giải quyết vấn đề rất quan trọng cho sự nghiệp tương lai của bạn.
- It gives you the chance to improve your speaking skills: Nó mang lại cho bạn cơ hội để cải thiện kỹ năng nói của bạn.
- Recruiters tend to favour candidates graduating from an international university over those who don’t have any international qualification: Các nhà tuyển dụng có khuynh hướng ưu ái các ứng cử viên tốt nghiệp từ một trường đại học quốc tế hơn là những người không có bằng cấp quốc tế.
▪KHÓ KHĂN
- You might encounter culture shock and other culture-related problems: Bạn có thể gặp phải cú sốc văn hóa và các vấn đề liên quan đến văn hóa khác.
- Living costs in some countries are very high. Many overseas students have to do a part-time job to pay for their bills. This can affect their studies: Chi phí sinh hoạt ở một số nước rất cao. Nhiều sinh viên nước ngoài phải làm công việc bán thời gian để trả tiền cho hóa đơn của họ. Điều này có thể ảnh hưởng đến việc học của họ.
- You might experience feelings of frustration, loneliness and homesickness: Bạn có thể cảm thấy thất vọng, cô đơn và nhớ nhà
- If you are struggling with the language of the country you are hoping to study in, you will face lots of problems: Nếu bạn đang gặp khó khăn với ngôn ngữ của đất nước mà bạn đang hy vọng được học tập, bạn sẽ gặp rất nhiều vấn đề.
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how to improve maths 在 IELTS Nguyễn Huyền Facebook 的最佳貼文
TỪ VỰNG IELTS CHỦ ĐỀ EDUCATION (Kèm bài mẫu)
🔆PHẦN TỪ VỰNG
▪️separate schools = single-sex schools/education = single-gender schools/education: trường 1 giới
▪️mixed schools = mixed-sex schools/education = mixed-gender schools/education = integrated schools/education = co-ed schools/education: trường 2 giới
▪️send sb to….: đưa ai đó tới đâu
▪️study at ….school = e..school = enter…education =choose…school: học tại đâu
▪️there is little chance for: hầu như không có cơ hội cho…
▪️early relationships: việc nảy sinh tình cảm sớm
▪️concentrate on = focus on: tập trung vào…
▪️get higher academic results: đạt được kết quả học tập cao
▪️have the opportunity to: có cơ hội làm gì
interact and take part in group work activities: tương tác và tham gia vào các hoạt động nhóm
▪️opposite-sex classmates: bạn khác giới
▪️learn a wide range of skills: học được các kỹ năng khác nhau
▪️communication or teamwork skils: kỹ năng giao tiếp hay làm việc nhóm
▪️co-existence and gender equality: sự cùng tồn tại và sự bình đẳng giới
▪️explore each other’s perspectives, their ▪️similarities and differences: khám phá sự khác nhau/giống nhau và quan điểm của người khác
▪️brings more benefits for: mang lại nhiều lợi ích hơn cho…
▪️pass/fail the exam: đậu/ rớt kỳ thi
▪️gain in-depth knowledge: có được kiến thức sâu sắc
▪️core subjects such as science, English and maths: những môn học nòng cốt như khoa học, tiếng Anh và toán
▪️study abroad = study in a different country: du học
▪️drop out of school: bỏ học
▪️gain international qualifications: có được bằng cấp quốc tế
▪️improve educational outcomes: nâng cao đầu ra của giáo dục
▪️top international educational league tables: xếp đầu bảng giáo dục quốc tế
▪️encourage independent learning: thúc đẩy việc tự học
🔆PHẦN BÀI MẪU
Đề bài: Some people think that it is better to educate boys and girls in separate schools. Others, however, believe that boys and girls benefit more from attending mixed schools. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.
Dịch đề: Một số người nói rằng tốt hơn nên đưa trẻ nam và trẻ nữ tới các trường học riêng biệt (chỉ dành cho 1 giới). Tuy nhiên, một số người khác lại tin rằng nam và nữ có lợi hơn khi tham gia trường 2 giới. Thảo luận cả hai quan điểm và đưa ra ý kiến của bạn.
It is argued by some that students would benefit more when they attend single-sex schools. In my opinion, however, it would be better for them to enter mixed-gender education.
On the one hand, the primary reason why some people support single-gender education would be students’ better academic results. When boys and girls are taught separately, there is little chance for early relationships. This is considered as one of the most distracting problems for teenage and adolescent students. Without worrying about these distractions, students might be able to concentrate more on their study, and therefore, might get higher grades than those at co-ed schools. Despite this being true to some extent, having no interaction with the opposite sex will cause these students a lot of troubles later in life, especially in their careers.
On the other hand, I would argue that mixed-sex education is a better option because students are better prepared for their future jobs. Nowadays, it is almost impossible to find a company where there is only male or female staff. Therefore, those who graduate from single- sex schools, despite their higher academic results, might find it hard to work collaboratively with their colleagues of the opposite sex. By contrast, people from mixed schools might easily cooperate with their opposite-gender partners since they have learned how to communicate and interact effectively with opposite-sex classmates during their time at school.
In conclusion, although some people think that it is more beneficial to send students to single- sex schools, I personally believe that mixed-gender education brings more benefits for students.
(257 words, written by Nguyen Huyen)
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how to improve maths 在 謙預 Qianyu.sg Facebook 的最佳貼文
我命非天排,一切自己來
FOR ALL SINGLE-PARENT CHILDREN OUT THERE
I have seen clients who are from single-parent families. They tend to have a very pessimistic view of the world and more suspicious of others.
They think they can never be happy for long. That happiness will forever eschew them. And they get very negative as soon as they have a taste of happiness.
I know that emotional yoyo like the back of my hand. For I share the same family background as them.
What makes it worse is people around them look down on my clients.
Say for my woman clients, their in-laws sometimes smirk at them for coming from single-parent backgrounds.
I find it ridiculous. For which child would want to grow up without one parent by his/her side? Why should my client be penalised for her parents having an unsuccessful marriage?
I had the good fortune never having to face such discrimination before in my life.
Maybe because I manage to complete my university education under very adverse circumstances and that gave me a head start in life.
But some of my clients:
1) Were juvenile deliquents
2) Never completed secondary school
3) Ran away from home during their teenage days
4) Mixed with bad company
5) Had occupations that can never be spoken aloud
6) Were badly abused and couldn't be healthy emotionally
They continued to have a very rough life because they couldn't break out from the cycle of poverty.
And on the end of the spectrum, I see some male clients being very irresponsible in their relationships. They have a hard time trying to stay faithful, despite craving for family stability.
One of them ask me, "How did you manage to break out from this self-destructive cycle of living and have such a normal and happier life than most of us?"
My answer:
I had never wanted to destroy myself, right from the start.
As a little girl, I couldn't wait to grow up. I have no fond memories of my childhood.
Too many times, I wanted to run away from home or commit suicide and end my wretched life. I had a diary where I analysed all possible ways of dying. I wasn't even 10.
But I pushed on and stayed. I knew it was the right thing to do, even though it was very torturous for me.
I just waited my time.
Some say I am lucky that I can study, compared to some of them. Yes, you're not wrong to say that. But studying got progressively harder for me since junior college, where I was failing Econs, Maths and GP like tumbling dominoes.
I was under a lot of stress. The family abuse never stop even as I grew older.
The only thing that pushed me back then, was I was die-hard determined to carve a future for myself.
I wanted to get a good job and start a business.
I wanted to marry a good man and set up a stable family.
I would not allow my children to grow up in a single-parent family nor go through the pain I had.
By hook or by crook, I will singlehandedly make it happen. I don't need anyone's sympathy or donations.
That was the vision I had when I was a kid.
The first time I really felt a stranger care was when my secondary school (I was from Henderson) sent us single-parent children to counselling.
The counsellor was a petite young lady with long permed hair, from Club Rainbow.
Every week, she would come to our school and spend one hour talking to us.
There were 3 of us, me and my 2 Indian girl classmates. We weren't the problematic kind. In fact, our academic work was above average.
I thought it was annoying for the school to send me to counselling. I didn't think I have any emotional problem that I can't handle. I was 14, for goodness sake.
The first time the counsellor asked us to draw a picture that represented ourselves, I drew a rooster caught in the thunderstorms. All drenched and miserable. I ended up blubbering during the session.
To my dismay, I gradually looked forward to the weekly sessions with my counsellor.
Once, she even brought all 3 of us to the Zoo.
I can't remember her name, but till now, more than 25 years on, I still have a soft spot towards Club Rainbow.
And that time, when my SAJC form teacher, Ms Yow, helped pay for my school fees first, because my mum couldn't give me the money.
...When HDB didn't take back our home, despite the inability to pay up...
...When our MP wrote a letter to plead for us...
...When PUB didn't throw us into court, when we reconnected our own utilities supply (many times) after being cut off. My first lesson in circuitry...
...When NUS grant me an extra bursary to help with my university expenses...and I use it to buy my very first computer for project work...
It is little moments like these in my life, that spurred me on when I felt like giving up.
Having received so much help from so many strangers, how could I turn astray and be a good-for-nothing?
How could I speak bad of the government, even when it had its shortcomings?
Gratitude, even though at times reluctantly, had a huge influence on me.
And my unwillingness to bow down to my fate.
At the end of the day, I still wanted to be filial to my parents.
That's how I fought till today.
The biggest game changer was of course learning the Dharma from Shifu and my Grandmaster, Living Buddha Lian Sheng. It gave me unprecedented clarity into the workings of karma and destiny. Instead of continuing to fight against my destiny, I learnt to accept it and improve from there, by walking the Eightfold Path.
I learnt to love everyone and hate no one.
I learnt to let the Light into my heart, casting out the darkness within.
I learnt to give before I take.
I learnt to forgive and repent, instead of asking "Why me?".
I slowly stopped thinking nobody loves me.
Sorry I don't have a one-size-fit-all motivation talk.
But no matter what age you are, where you are from, there are many single-parent children like us who have made it bigger than they thought possible.
There's nothing to be ashamed of, as long as we are earning money through the legitimate way. I was so Pikachu proud of myself when I sold green bean soups and char siew baos at 14, for my first holiday job. Still am.
Didn't thought I would end up like this now, after all I went through.
I have never once been embarrassed of my roots, for they have made me who I am today. And I will hammer anyone who belittles me for that. :D
In case you didn't know, Presidents Obama, Bill Clinton and George Washington were from single-parent families.
So were Confucius and Mencius.
Not forgetting Jay Chou and Vivian Hsu too.
This shows only one thing, it is never too late to create our own Destiny.
Not going to be easy, not going to be without tears, but it's tons better than staying put like a broken yoyo, that cries out its life story to everybody even at age 50.
Grow, Tree, GROW! Don't stump your own Destiny.
We are not victims of circumstances. Our parents' decisions and actions remain theirs, not ours.
We are masters of our own Life.
Don't let anyone or yourself take that power away from you.
The grit you show will never go unrewarded.
Your hand in my hand, let's do this.
how to improve maths 在 Allyna Wong Youtube 的最讚貼文
Hey!
Examinations are just around the corner! In today's video, I talked about what you should do after your SPM/PT3 trials. I know some of us tend to feel lost and unsure of the next step to take. Hope this video will help some of you out!
I've also got tips from Ymx+c for Addmaths/Maths!! Here's what he said:
1. find out their weakest topic, and improve from there.
2. each topic check out all the different pattern of questions.
3. understand all the formula given and how to apply them.
4. practices calculator skill and how to use it to check your answers.
5. remember all the key words, especially for those very weak students
6. form study group and teaching each others. Many researches have proven that teaching others. Peer learning will make yourself learn even more.
7. do tons of practices from past year papers, model papers, or state papers.
8. for extremely weak students, gaining confident and motivation to do add math is very important as well. So these students will need to believe they can pass add math or even score credit from it. Changing own mindset is one of the most important thing to do for them ?
add math is not hard, not just saying this because i am add math teacher ?
because add math have it own "pattern" of questions, once u understand most of the pattern already, basically how exam change the numbers or words, you can still score well on it.
I also did a video on How I Study 1 Month Before SPM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qu1LoZtaCEs&t=785s
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