Takhmina Gayratovna
If we consider several reasons for this, what are teenagers doing today? If we take teenagers as 100%, I can definitely say that 25% of them spend time reading books, and the remaining 75% are spent on the phone and various social networks! We all heard the famous saying of our teachers: “Can you read if your head hits a stone?!” one day our teacher said to us “I saw one of my students yesterday” and then “He is going to work abroad, it is heartbreaking to hear his cries of regret” So what happened there?! So, the problem is that the student “Teacher, when I was a child, I had the opportunity to study, I even had time, I even had more than 15 textbooks, it’s a pity, why didn’t I use those books, even if I was in mathematics He said, “I can’t work.” These words The reader who says it is sorry enough to have been through it all! Now he either doesn’t have time to study, or if there are both circumstances, life’s trials and worries!
And when one female journalist interviewed black workers abroad on the topic “What would you do if you could go back to your childhood”, 95% of people answered “I would study”.
Young people, my peers, you have time to study now, but tomorrow may be late. Your today creates your tomorrow. Let’s not be indifferent to our tomorrow, our future.
Takhmina Gayratovna
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