English Passages on Student Challenges

Part One: English Passages

• Passage 1: Preparing Students for Changing Job Markets

  • College graduates often find jobs unrelated to their major.
  • A 2014 study found only 27% of graduates held jobs in their field of study.
  • North Carolina State University offers workshops to help students understand future job markets, inspired by a Stanford program.
  • These workshops help students "design their lives" by exploring various career fields and skill development.
  • Experts in humanities, business, and design teach the workshops.
  • The workshops emphasize that students should not be discouraged by not having all the skills other students seem to have.

• Passage 2: Cheating and How to Fight It

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• Passage 3: Sleep Expert Tells Students All-Night Study Hurts Performance

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• Passage 4: Pollution Is the World's Number One Killer

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• Passage 5: Researchers Genetically Modify Corn to Increase Nutrition

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• Passage 6: America Changes Definition for High Blood Pressure

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• Passage 7: Scientists: CO2 Levels Will Rise This Year

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• Passage 8: Researchers Use Brain Cells to Control Aging in Mice

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• Passage 9: Bees are Carrying Pesticides into the World's Honey

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Part Two: Arabic Passages

• Arabic Passages
  • The document lists titles of different Arabic passages.
  • Each passage is labeled numerically (قطعة 1, قطعة 2, etc.)
  • The passages cover various topics such as work, media, UNESCO, peace, trade, counterfeit medicine, and sports, reflecting different subject areas.

Part Three: Terminology

• Terminology
  • The document lists many different terminology lists.
  • Each list is focused on a specific topic, such as crime and law, politics, education, religion, sports, media, and medicine.
  • The list provides different relevant terminology for each topic.

Explore critical themes from multiple passages focused on student experiences, including job market preparation and the implications of all-night studying. Engage with the content to better understand how these factors shape academic and career trajectories. Reflect on issues like cheating and pollution, provoking thought about their impact on students' lives.