A Teacher is a HERO! What the Amity University Tashkent Students Say for Them!

Teachers are very significant in our life and they are indeed HEROES! We see them as our guides, mentors, and guardians. The students of the International Foundation Studies program at Amity University Tashkent have come ahead to launch an all-new thing of LEARNING.This podcast series is meant to make a new beginning in the era of information and learning. Education through Social Media (EduSoMedia) will become more meaningful when the students from Uzbekistan will speak to Learn and share to Empower their fellow generation. I am Parveen Sharma, their teacher, and mentor to guide them for Podcasts in Education. We are here to enhance our English Language Speaking Skills. Welcome!

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