Listening Time: English Practice English Phrasal Verbs - Blurt Out, Boil Down To
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May 9, 2025 Discover the intriguing meanings of the phrasal verbs 'blurt out' and 'boil down to.' The discussion reveals the challenges of impulse control among children in classrooms and offers strategies to manage this behavior. Personal stories highlight the importance of discipline and perseverance in achieving success. Listeners are encouraged to enhance their language skills through context and motivation, emphasizing that mastering these expressions can significantly improve everyday communication.
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Kids Learn Not To Blurt Out
- Kids naturally blurt out impulsively before learning self-control in classrooms.
- Teachers teach kids to raise hands to reflect before speaking and avoid blurting out constantly.
Teach Kids Self-Control
- Teach kids when it's important to control speaking impulses and not to blurt out.
- Remind children to know the right moments to talk and reflect before speaking.
Success Requires Multiple Keys
- Success does not boil down to one factor but to a combination of discipline, perseverance, desire, and the right methods.
- Each element plays an essential role and working together creates a higher chance of success.