HUYỀN NGUYỄN - IELTS 8.0 Overall | Speaking 9.0
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Chúc mừng Huyền Nguyễn đã xuất sắc đạt 8.0 overall và đặc biệt với điểm số tuyệt đối Speaking 9.0 tròn trĩnh xinh tươi 😙
Cùng điểm qua những kinh nghiệm hữu ích của Huyền Nguyễn để cùng nhau đạt 8.0 nhé mọi người 😜
==> Link mô phỏng bài test luôn nè cả nhà ơi: https://fb.watch/5CZNKJcRZu/
"Honestly, speaking was my most terrifying part because prior to the test, all I can think about is “what if I don’t know what to say”, or “what if the examiner comes up with the topic that I have no clue about?” I bet it happened to almost everyone taking the IELTS because we are all afraid of the “what-ifs”
So, here are my takes just not to overthinking:
- READ, and READ A LOT: I believe that by reading, you can find ideas for your topic. Read everything you like: business, styling, or psychology… This is extremely helpful when you are a high school or university student who do not have real life experience. I usually use sources such as Medium or Financial Times for such purposes. On Medium, I can read about my favorite topics like startup stories, marketing, even business scandals and there’s one interesting thing about Medium is that you are able to share ideas and feedback with the article’s author and community.
- PREPARE your own stories and relate those stories with as many topics as you can. If you are a student, you can talk about a school trip and you can use such stories when you encounter topics like travel, friends, memories, you name it.
- At the end of the day, IELTS is a test so there will be tips and tricks. FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF FOR TOPICS THAT YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE, write and memorize some expressions that you can use when your mind goes blank. This will give you several seconds to calm down and steer the conversation/ monologue. I used one of the IELTS WITH DATIO videos to draft my answers and I personally think you can do the same. Here’s the video link for your reference: https://fb.watch/5CZmnJDmYN/
- Last but not least, be ON TIME AND WELL-GROOMED. Remember that there will be human-being involved in the scoring process and thus, it is pretty subjective. You can easily offend the examiners with flip flops, bad smells or wrinkled shirt looks like it hasn’t been washed for a week. Though there are tricks that can help you score higher in the speaking exam, I do recommend that you practice all 4 skills. After all, English is a tool for communication and you have to use it for your work or your study so mastering the remaining 3 skills is just as important."
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HUYỀN NGUYỄN - IELTS 8.0 Overall | Speaking 9.0
=============
Chúc mừng Huyền Nguyễn đã xuất sắc đạt 8.0 overall và đặc biệt với điểm số tuyệt đối Speaking 9.0 tròn trĩnh xinh tươi 😙
Cùng điểm qua những kinh nghiệm hữu ích của Huyền Nguyễn để cùng nhau đạt 8.0 nhé mọi người 😜
==> Link mô phỏng bài test luôn nè cả nhà ơi: https://fb.watch/5CZNKJcRZu/
"Honestly, speaking was my most terrifying part because prior to the test, all I can think about is “what if I don’t know what to say”, or “what if the examiner comes up with the topic that I have no clue about?” I bet it happened to almost everyone taking the IELTS because we are all afraid of the “what-ifs”
So, here are my takes just not to overthinking:
- READ, and READ A LOT: I believe that by reading, you can find ideas for your topic. Read everything you like: business, styling, or psychology… This is extremely helpful when you are a high school or university student who do not have real life experience. I usually use sources such as Medium or Financial Times for such purposes. On Medium, I can read about my favorite topics like startup stories, marketing, even business scandals and there’s one interesting thing about Medium is that you are able to share ideas and feedback with the article’s author and community.
- PREPARE your own stories and relate those stories with as many topics as you can. If you are a student, you can talk about a school trip and you can use such stories when you encounter topics like travel, friends, memories, you name it.
- At the end of the day, IELTS is a test so there will be tips and tricks. FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF FOR TOPICS THAT YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE, write and memorize some expressions that you can use when your mind goes blank. This will give you several seconds to calm down and steer the conversation/ monologue. I used one of the IELTS WITH DATIO videos to draft my answers and I personally think you can do the same. Here’s the video link for your reference: https://fb.watch/5CZmnJDmYN/
- Last but not least, be ON TIME AND WELL-GROOMED. Remember that there will be human-being involved in the scoring process and thus, it is pretty subjective. You can easily offend the examiners with flip flops, bad smells or wrinkled shirt looks like it hasn’t been washed for a week. Though there are tricks that can help you score higher in the speaking exam, I do recommend that you practice all 4 skills. After all, English is a tool for communication and you have to use it for your work or your study so mastering the remaining 3 skills is just as important."
#ieltsdatio #luyenthiielts #datio #ieltswithdatio #ielts #halloffame
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👉 Lịch học OFFLINE và ONLINE tại IELTS with Datio: http://bit.ly/lichhocdatio
👉 Kiểm tra trình độ của bạn tại: http://bit.ly/datiotesttrinhdo
👉 Tham gia group tự học IELTS của thầy Đạt tại: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ieltswithdatio
📌IELTS WITH DATIO - Truyền cảm hứng cho các sĩ tử trên con đường tự chinh phục IELTS.
🏫 Cơ sở: 51/4/9 Thành Thái, P14, Q10 (kế bên trường Cao Đẳng nghề số 7)
☎️ Hotline: (028) 38 64 64 79
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[幸福快樂好心雞-幸福是什麼?]
新的一年,相信大家會祝福大家新年快樂,希望能幸福快樂,那麼,幸福到底是什麼呢? 雖然每個人的觀點都不同,這裡簡單列出三種學者的觀點,一起參考與思考。
1. 主觀幸福感:幸福就是擁有比較多的正向情緒、較少的負向情緒和較高的生活滿意度。
2. 心理幸福感:幸福不僅是獲得快樂,還有追求個人意義、自我實現,充分發揮自己潛能而達到人生目標的體驗。
包含:
(1) 自我接納(認識與接納自己的優缺點,嘗試保持正面的評價);筆者認為至少保持中性的評價。
(2) 自主性(可面對社會壓力、他人眼光,保持自我的想法與行動,朝目標邁進)。
(3) 環境掌控(克服環境磨練、適應環境,與創造適合發展的環境)。
(4) 個人成長(持續學習、成長、克服挑戰,開發潛能與實現自我)。
(5) 生活目標(統整過往經驗的生命意義,發現自己生活與未來的目標)。
(6) 與他人的正向關係(和他人擁有和諧、真誠、關懷與信任的關係)。
3. 社會幸福感:正向的社會健康,包含:
(1) 社會統整(和社區鄰居保持友好、參與社區活動)。
(2) 社會接納(尊重社會不同想法與行為、與社會他人友善支持、互動)。
(3) 社會貢獻(對社會是有用、有助的)。
(4) 社會實現(社會是善良、有溫情、進步繁榮的)。
(5) 社會一致性(社會是穩定、有秩序、可預測的)。
想起小時候的<豆豆看世界>的廣告,裡面的奶奶說,「幸福的人要關心不幸福的人,才會更幸福!」(後面的橋段是,豆豆說「所以我要關心毛毛,因為我問毛毛幸福不幸福,毛毛說:『我姓陳不幸福!』)
回頭看,不論是能發揮自我潛能、自己有價值、助人感到快樂、和他人有正向互動,或與社會產生意義的連結與貢獻,都會是豆豆幸福的來源吧!
趁新年連假,一起來想想,自己的幸福是什麼呢?為生活微加幸福吧 :)
*溫馨回味
豆豆看世界(奶奶的眼淚篇):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1q6oBd7L75g&list=PL1667ABFBE4567286
*參考資料
Diener, E., Lucas, R.E., & Oishi, S. (2005). Subjective wellbeing: The science of happiness and life satisfaction. In C. R. Snyder & S. J. Lopez (Eds.), Handbook of positive psychology (pp. 63-73). New York , NY: Oxford University.
Ryff & Singer (2008). know thyseflf and become what you are: a eudaimonic approach to psychological well-being. Journal of Happiness Studies, 9:13-39.
subjective psychology 在 Objective vs subjective measures - Intro to Psychology 的推薦與評價
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