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Many people unfortunately learn words every day by memorizing them🤯! This never helps! Disagree with me? Cool! Remember how you learnt your native language - Uzbek, for example. Did you learn new words and copy them onto your notebook? Did you have stickers on your wall in your room?

You didn't care! You just kept listening to people around you, watching cartoons and listening to Uzbek songs, stupid shit like Ummon or Benom bands.

I saw this word "borne out" while doing a reading practice a few days ago, but again saw it today while I was reading a New Scientist article.

The takeaway here is the only way you can learn a word that sticks forever is to meet it in different contexts many times! Stop wasting paper, highlighters or pens, most importantly your precious gift - time!

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*👆People often move to a new country without acquiring the language spoken there. As a result, they face different social and practical challenges, necessitating the learning of the local language.

If a person who does not speak, say, English language moves to the UK or the USA, they will have to wrestle with various social problems. For example, it will be very challenging for them to talk to locals, let alone form friendships with them. However, the opposite is true for others who have a good command over English language. While learning this language, they, along the way, also gain many insights into the culture around it, allowing them to approach locals easily and find common ground. This helps them widen their network of people and the circle of friends, only bettering the experience of living in a new country.

People who do not speak the local language are often exposed to practical problems, too. As simple as using public transport or opening a bank account in a foreign country can be a huge burden. However, carrying out such and other similar practical tasks can be easy for people who have acquired the language that is spoken where they live. A good example is my polyglot friend who can speak several languages, one of which is Arabic. He has been working and living in Dubai for the last two years, and not once has he complained about the practical aspect of his city in this city.

In conclusion, not knowing the language where you live can be socially and practically challenging. However, people who are able to speak the language necessary can bypass these challenges. This shows that a person who is planning to move to a new country should need to learn the language spoken in the host country before moving there.*

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👆The bar chart compares male and female teachers across various educational settings in the UK in the year 2010.

Overall, the higher the education level became, the more male teachers dominated the teaching jobs in the UK in the given year.

In 2010, there were significantly more female teachers than male ones in nursey and primary schools. The percentage of women working as nursery teachers was just below 100% in the UK as opposed to around 5% of their male colleagues. There was also such a great gap in the percentage of male and female teachers working in primary schools, around 90 and 10% respectively. However, this gap was rather negligible for secondary-school teachers.

By contrast, around 70% of university teaching jobs were occupied by male teachers, more than twice that of female ones (30%). Male teachers also outnumbered their female counterparts in private training institutes with an around 5% difference.

However, the proportion of both male and female teachers working at collages was the same in the UK in 2010, each of them accounting for 50%.

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