Sometimes a dichotomy symplicizeis useful to simplify our vision.

An example is “There are only two types of people, those who are XX and those who are not XX.”. These days I am seeing the world using this classification: “There are only two types of people, those who are engaging themselves in something and those who are not capable of being absorbed in something to get their goals.

If I haved to say toask my students to study harder, to be honest, I wouldn’t ecxpect they would be very successful in the future.

He confessed that he often faell asleep in classes, he said this after he learned I am a high school teacher, thatwhich amused me.

Today, I was at a cozy cafe run by mya former student of mine.

He confessed he often falls asleep in classes, after he learned I am a high school teacher, thatwhich amused me.

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I am a learner, and as my vocation, I am also at the same time, my profession is to teacher.

The word "vocation" is a slightly older style of English. Using either "I work as...", "my job is...", "my profession is..." - these are slightly more common nowadays.

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Successful ones arestudents enjoying practicing, and hardly neglect their practicinge routine.

And there, the people I met were of the first type of people.

CI met cyclists who love training, a woman who is joinning as marathons every two months, artists, and a high school student who never neglected practicing the clarinet.

HAfter he learned I am a high school teacher, he confessed that he often falls asleep in classes, after he learned I am a high school teacher, - that amused me.

Those people are not aware of how great their devotion is.

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Sometimes a dichotomy symplicizeis useful to simplify our vision.

An example is “There are only two types of people, those who are XX and those who are not XX.” These days I am seeing the world using this classification: “There are only two types of people, those who are engaginge themselves in something and those who are not capable of being absorbed in something to getachieve their goals.

I sometimes think there are only two types of learners, those who actively put in the efforts to getachieve their goals (study, music, art, sports, whatever field they want to improve) and those who don't.

If I have to say toell/ask my students to study harder, to be honest, I wouldn’t ecxpect that they would be very successful in the future.

Successful ones are enjoying practicing and hardly neglect their practice/learning routine.

Today, I was at a cozy cafe run by mya former student.

Cyclists who love training, a woman who is joinningtakes part in a marathon every two months, artists, and a high school student who never neglecteds practicing the clarinet.

He confessed he often falls asleep in classes, a. After he learned I am a high school teacher, that amused me.

Those people are not aware of how great their devotion is, so it is only natural that they work hard with great enthusiasm.

Just like that, it is only natural that they are so enthusiastically working hard.

This sentence seemed a bit disconnected from the one above, so I combined them.