Author name: Atif Mumtaz

I am a talented and passionate writer and blogger. I am also interested in literature and writing, spending most of my free time buried in books and scribbling my thoughts into diaries. In parallel with my freelancing endeavors, I started my blog, quickly gaining a loyal readership due to my eloquent writing style and authentic voice. My ability to connect with my audience through relatable stories and personal experiences sets me apart from other bloggers. My writing style is characterized by poetic prose, vivid imagery, and a deep understanding of human emotions. I often delve into themes of self-discovery, resilience, and the beauty of life's small moments. My travel writing transports readers to far-off destinations, while my book reviews offer insightful analyses of literary works.

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From Textbooks to Real World: How Modern Education is Preparing Students for Life

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The traditional education model revolved around rote memorization, strict curricula, and standardized tests for many decades. While this system produced scholars well-versed in specific subjects, it often fell short in preparing students for the multifaceted challenges of the real world. Students, upon graduation, found themselves equipped with theoretical knowledge but lacking in practical skills and… Read more

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Revolutionize Review Time: 5 Interactive Classroom Games for Enhanced Learning

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Introduction: The power of interactive games is revitalizing Traditional classroom review sessions in the ever-changing educational landscape. The days of tedious recitations and passive note-taking during review time are over. Welcome to a new era of engaged learning: students eagerly participate, collaborate, and learn while having fun. This guide presents five innovative classroom review games

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Thai teen imprisoned for mocking the King as Royal Defamation Reform Prospects Dim.

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Royal , A 19-year-old pro-democracy activist in Bangkok was sentenced to one year in prison for wearing a crop top in 2020—or, more specifically, for mocking Thailand’s eminently mockworthy yet notoriously unmockable King Maha Vajiralongkorn, in part by wearing a crop top. The adolescent, known by the pseudonym Sainam, is one of at least 253

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The gold mafia that Arab media uncovered will be investigated in South Africa.

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President Cyril Ramaphosa said that investigations are underway into multiple people mentioned on Arab media. After Investigative Unit exposed a gold smuggling and money laundering scheme, South Africa began investigating multiple individuals in the case. President Cyril Ramaphosa announced this week in a speech to the Parliament of South Africa that the investigation is currently

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The rise of Australian women’s football has been described as “incredible growth.”

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Co-hosting the 2023 World Cup is a significant milestone in Australia’s mixed history of women’s football. With more than 80,000 fans expected in Sydney, Australia’s Sam Kerr will lead the Matildas out for their World Cup opener against Ireland on Thursday. It will be a watershed moment in the history of the women’s game in

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climate,China talks, the US calls for ‘urgent action’ on the climate crisis.

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As extreme weather grips much of the world, the two largest greenhouse gas emitters meet in Beijing. After four hours of talks with his Chinese counterpart in Beijing, US climate envoy John Kerry called for “urgent action” to address the climate crisis, as the two countries restarted stalled diplomacy on reducing global warming emissions. “In

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Crimean bridge in Russian , Two people were killed, and a child was injured in an ’emergency’.

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Officials declare an ’emergency’ on the Crimean bridge connecting to the Russian mainland and advise residents not to use it. According to officials, two people were killed, and a child was injured in an “emergency situation” on a Russian-built bridge connecting the annexed Crimean Peninsula to Russia’s Krasnodar region. The announcement came hours after Moscow-installed

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heat ,Parts of Europe, China, and the United States are sweltering in record-breaking heat .

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As high temperatures highlight the dangers of a warming climate, tens of millions are under heat warnings. Heatwaves are gripping parts of Europe, China, and the United States, where record temperatures are expected this weekend, highlighting the dangers of climate change. More than 100 million people in the United States have been issued extreme heat

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