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Tejasvi Manoj is a seventeen-year-old girl. Last year, her grandfather got email. Someone wrote it, saying he was a member of (he) family and asked for $2,000. Her grandfather felt very strange, he called his son first and finally found it was not true.

Tejasvi felt very angry about this. She learned many old people had the same problem. She decided (make) a website to help the people over sixty and named it "Shield Seniors".

She visited many (place) and introduced her website to the old people. At first, she was (worry) that no one would come, but many of them were interested her website. She did her best to teach them to stay safe online. Since she started the website, it (help) a lot of old people already.

"I (real) love the fact that I can solve problems with my computer," Tejasvi said.

I often felt stressed when I was in Toastmasters. I had high hopes for myself and didn't want others to laugh at me. I thought asking for help was a1, so I always solved problems by myself.

I still remember once I led a team and2 was good except one member named Jackie. We had different ideas and argued often. I tried to get along with him better,3 nothing worked. It felt just like a disaster and I was very4. I had no choice but to ask my teacher for help. He told me, "Jackie just thinks in his own way. Be kind and understand him, and things will be5."

It was a turning point. My teacher's words made me realize that Jackie and I only saw the things6. Later that day, I knocked down the wall between us and7 Jackie. I started to8 his ideas instead of changing them. Soon we found a good way and reached a(n)9. From then on, we worked together, laughed, and the fights stopped.

Remember, just be brave to ask for10. Don't wait until you're tired because help is always there.

After arriving, they found many kids stayed quiet and didn't want to play. Some even cried at night, afraid of the rain. To help them, the team set up a "Heart Corner" with toys, picture books and drawing paper.

Ms. Wang, one of the psychologists, mainly looked after the little kids. She put on a puppet show (木偶戏) about a rabbit in a flood. After watching it, a 6-year-old boy said, "The rabbit was scared, just like me when the water came into my house." Ms. Wang hugged him and encouraged him to share his feelings bravely. The boy then talked more and felt more relaxed.

For older kids, the team held group sharing activities. They asked the children to draw their "hope for new home." A girl drew a bright house with a garden, saying, "I hope my home can come back soon, and I enjoy planting flowers there." The psychologists showed love for the drawing and it became sunny in her heart.

A mother said, "My son used to wake up crying every night. Now he laughs again, thanks to these kind psychologists-they are real heroes for our kids."

This school is early to use AI in class. It helps find out what students are good at and what they need to practice more. Everyone-students, teachers, and parents-can see the students' learning progress. Students can even click emojis (表情包) to show their feelings about a lesson. Once, a boy felt confused about a grammar lesson. AI noticed his emoji and made the lesson slower and easier for him.

AI does more than just help with schoolwork. It can also watch how a child taps the screen. By doing this, it can tell if a child might have autism (自闭症).

Students still read paper books and write with pens. But they love this new way of learning. They can learn anytime, anywhere. A student named Max says that the best part is how AI makes him learn more and faster, making learning more fun.

An American girl named Karana lives on a beautiful island peacefully with her tribe (部落).

One day, a ship comes to take the tribe away to a new land. As the ship is leaving, Karana realizes her younger brother, Ramo, is still on the island. She jumps off the ship and swims back to stay with him. Sadly, a group of wild dogs soon killed Ramo.

Now, Karana finds she is alone on the island and feels afraid and sad. She must learn to stay alive. She makes tools and weapons (武器) to protect herself, but women in her tribe never did that before. She is becoming someone new and learning to be her own protector.

Then Karana fights the wild dogs that killed her brother. She hurts the leader of the dogs, but doesn't kill him. Instead, she makes friends with him, naming him Rontu. It changes how she sees animals. They become her true friends. The quiet island starts to feel like a home. Karana's life changes. She grows from a scared girl into a strong woman. After 18 years, a ship arrives and she is rescued, leaving the island with a new self.

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Communication in Our Life

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Pop Mart is a toy company from China. Its toy Labubu is very in many countries. The company wants Labubu to be successful for a long time, like Disney's Mickey Mouse. Pop Mart also wants to make more toys Labubu. Now, Pop Mart is than many other toy companies.

Because of Labubu, many new companies in China also want to make toys. More people want to buy and sell art toys. Pop Mart sells toys in "blind", so people do not know toy they get. This makes it more fun and special.

On many (大学) campuses, students (几乎) always carry their phones. They text while walking to class and scroll through (社交) media as they wait for lectures. Silence often becomes screen time, and conversation stops.

One student, Seán Killingsworth, felt worried about this habit. "It was just like I was talking to a bunch of zombies," he said. He (错过) real conversation and wanted fewer distractions (分心).

In 2023, Killingsworth started the Reconnect Movement. Students hand over their phones at the door and spend an hour socializing (没有) screens.

During these phone-free meetups, students sit together, listen to music, and talk. "At first it can feel awkward," said one club leader. Many people use their phones as a digital comfort when they feel (紧张，焦虑). After a few minutes, they relax and enjoy the conversation.

(专家) still debate how smartphones influence mental health. Some studies say taking a break helps people feel calmer and happier. Other research says online communities can support students who want to (表达) themselves.

Students say the meetings help them (连接) with friends and classmates. Killingsworth calls them "human connection habitats"; places where people can remember how natural conversation feels.

The group hopes that practicing this habit makes students notice how often they reach for a distraction. By being present together, they learn to balance (科技) with real people.

There's no doubt about it: math is hard. As a result, a lot of kids (and adults!) struggle with math at some point in their lives. By building up your skills and practicing every day, you can make math a little less frustrating and have a higher chance of success. Use these tips during school while you're studying.

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Build up your skills while having some fun! Look for online games that match your age and education level for the best experience. You can get computer games online or download apps on your phone to play games on the go.

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Writing it all out can help you spot mistakes. As you work through a problem, use a pencil to write out what you did and how you did it. Some teachers require you to show your work anyway, so it's worth the trouble.

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You can find tons of example problems online. If you're going over a concept (概念), look it up and try 2 to 3 problems on your own. Check the answers to figure out if you got them right, and study the concept again if you didn't.

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Learning by teaching someone is a great way to solidify (巩固) concepts. Invite a friend or family member over and explain to them what you're doing and how you're doing it. If you get stuck, review your notes or textbook again until you can explain it clearly and concisely.