Actually, I know a lot of energetic people. One of them being my IELTS teacher whose name is Ulubek. Actually, he is the youngest nine-year in Uzbekistan and in this state he works as an IELTS instructor at a learning center called Yerbeks IELTS. In the year, he teaches general English and IELTS section to the students. His first lesson starts at 8 am and finishes at 2 pm. After the lessons in the learning center, he will go to the university and he usually spends about six hours a year. After he returned home, surprisingly, he does not immediately feel asleep. Instead, in this state, he is learning Arabic language individually. He is a technique called input tracker that he set a goal for him and he learns Arabic language individually. He does not attend any courses. Additionally, he also runs online courses for the students who live in other regions like Fyrgon or Navangan. When I heard this information from him, I was truly surprised because he maintains his energy and time properly and I always try to be like him and he is a role model for me.
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Actually, I know a lot of energetic people. One of them is my IELTS teacher, whose name is Ulubek. He is the youngest nine-year-old in Uzbekistan, and in this state, he works as an IELTS instructor at a learning center called Yerbeks IELTS. In the year, he teaches general English and the IELTS section to the students. His first lesson starts at 8 am and finishes at 2 pm. After the lessons at the learning center, he goes to the university and usually spends about six hours there. After he returns home, surprisingly, he does not immediately fall asleep. Instead, he is learning the Arabic language individually. He uses a technique called input tracking, where he sets a goal for himself and learns Arabic independently. He does not attend any courses. Additionally, he also runs online courses for students who live in other regions like Fergana or Navangan. When I heard this information from him, I was truly surprised because he manages his energy and time properly. I always try to be like him, and he is a role model for me.
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