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    Advantages of study abroad. For reply the development of social‚ the study is required high quality. There are more and more people choose study aboard bacause it has many advantages. The learners have good environment to develop language‚ work independently and can study advance knowledge. First‚ study aboard is a good condition to develop language. If they want to study in other country‚ they must to learn the foreign language. However‚ one of important reasons that they need to practise it regularly

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    benefits of a year abroad

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    of a Year Abroad Studying abroad‚ for any period of time‚ is a highly rewarding experience. Students returning from a study abroad programme frequently describe their experience as ‘life-changing’. Studying abroad can have a profound effect on how you view the world and your place within it. It takes you out of your comfort zone and continuously challenges you. As an individual‚ you will develop independence and self-reliance. Indeed‚ the experiences and skills you develop abroad will help you

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    goal” which was to finish his homework at 10:00 so he would get a good night sleep. Do student athletes get enough time to do their homework? Do they need a study hall period instead of physical education? Do they get enough sleep? This is a highly debated‚ controversial topic among students‚ teachers‚ parents‚ and administrators. Many think

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    Nowadays‚ studying abroad has become popular. Every year‚ lots of parents are trying their best to send their children overseas to complete their studying. Most people may think that it is better to further their studies in overseas country than in their own country. As an international student to study in NTNU‚ I definitely agree that there are many benefits of studying abroad. First of all‚ we can learn new knowledge about another culture and improve our skills of using a second language‚ by daily

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    Doing Volunteer Work Abroad Being a volunteer abroad does not give you monetary compensation for the time spent working. However‚ the time spent on volunteering abroad can improve the community and the world at large. The unselfish work that you do has innumerable benefits - for both oneself and others. Although you may not receive a fat cheque for the effort that you put in undertaking volunteer work aboard‚ there are many indirect benefits volunteering for work abroad. Here are some of the

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    Research Proposal Teaching English abroad poses many challenges but is a good opportunity for a family; it gives them immersion into a new culture‚ children benefit from a multilingual education‚ and it helps the parents to advance their career. For the research‚ I plan to interview an acquaintance that teaches abroad‚ search at the library for helpful books‚ but primarily find articles written by English teachers abroad that show the pros and cons of such a career and the impact on a small family

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    Craze for Going Abroad

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    Craze of going abroad...!!! IT IS a fact that the ultimate aim of most Indian students is to go abroad for higher studies. I have never understood this craze. It is probably due to a variety of reasons. This craze starts right from the beginning when they first start thinking about higher studies and a career. Most parents I know would love to see their children studying abroad and finally settling there. They do not realise that this is a one-way street and that their child could well be

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    My Experience Abroad

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    I come from a traditional family that has humongous expectation from me. They try to see me grow and expand as a spiritual and educated human being. My dad is my role model and he has a huge influence on me‚ he wants me to be the best I can possibly be. As a father‚ I understand where is he coming from‚ trying to insure my future‚ but the pressure sometimes gets to me‚ trying to live up to his expectations. I have my own dreams in life‚ but some of my dreams were deferred for the satisfaction of

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    Studying abroad has been a hotly discussed topic. Various reasons have been analyzed. My writing will critically present the main ones. In the first place‚ study efficiency is what I put in my priority. It cannot be denied that students are greatly motivated when they study in another country. The national pride inside themselves encourages them to study harder in order to compete with foreign students. The desire to improve their country’s image is likely to boost their studious spirit. Therefore

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    The Promise Abroad For many Europeans living in the 15th to 16th centuries‚ economic and population conditions were not to their advantage in their home countries. While their states economies were rising in wealth‚ inflation and lack of well-paying jobs meant that the majority of the population lived at the poverty level. Division of labor practices‚ along with high density populations meant that working conditions were poor‚ and instigated lack of prosperity as competition maintained these jobs

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