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Homework is one necessary evil without which, it is impossible to imagine a school life. Students usually hate it as it involves studying beyond the school hours. Plus, constant reminders by parents to finish the work further add to their…
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The AP Model Residential School on the outskirts of C Belagal in Andhra Pradesh was in news recently for all the wrong reasons! On saturday, the school was reduced to an empty building when all its girl students vacated the…
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The Class 10 and 12 board results came as a major source of panic and excitement to most of us. I wasn’t really expecting the bomb to hit that soon! The first week of May and the next two weeks had newspapers, magazines and social media…
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College admission season has started and the recently graduated high-school students are very eager to know about the admission process of their favourite universities, so that they can take admission in the college of their choice without…
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The Japanese Government Scholarship (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology : MEXT) for the year 2020 is now open for application to interested candidates, for studying in Japanese Universities (Undergraduate level),…
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Every year, the fear of exams and the pressure to score excellent marks leads to severe health issues among students, some of them even committing suicides. In order to infuse a change in the current scenario, time and again, massive…
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“Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education” – Aristotle The world is full of ifs and buts and uncertainties lie in everyone’s life. Humans, when encountered with any difficulty, tend to ‘react’ instead of ‘respond’.…
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Last month, we published a story in which we shared how Ahlcon International School in Delhi is working towards reducing the size of bags in its school. The story was well-received by our readers, and generated a healthy discussion about…
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Difficult paper, out-of-syllabus questions in exam, not enough preparation time between two papers – these are some expected stories that we get to see or read about during CBSE exams. It was through TV or newspapers that students would,…
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CBSE has asked people to not believe the rumours being spread through social media platforms regarding the ongoing board exams. Issuing an alert in this direction, CBSE said in its press release, “It has been noticed in the past that…
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with students, teachers and parents from India and abroad in this year’s edition of Pariksha Pe Charcha 2.0 held at Talkatora Stadium, New Delhi on Tuesday (Jan 29). Below, we have compiled a list of…
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1. Do not burden your children with your expectations Do not expect your children to fulfil your unfulfilled dreams. Every child has his or her own potential and strengths. It is important to listen to your child's calibre,…
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A leading school of Noida, UP, recently witnessed an unfortunate incident wherein one of its class X students ran away from home following a rebuke from his mother for having scored less marks in pre-board exams. It was not marks but his…
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Carrying a schoolbag is a routine for most of the children and this has been a norm in the past century. However, the growing weight of school bag and its effect on children’s health is a seriously increasing concern of every parent and…
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Students will no longer have to worry about getting their scholarship amount on time. Government has thoroughly reviewed its system and from November 2018 onwards, it has made arrangements to ensure that scholarship amount gets directly…
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Government of Japan has decided to invite 80 students/ youths from India to visit Japan under the JENESYS short-term invitation programme. This year, in cooperation with AFS India, Japan is inviting four groups based on different themes.…
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Imagine your favourite video game as a kid. Now, imagine that game with the math curriculum built into it. That’s Prodigy — the free, adaptive math game. It helps students practice math and learn new skills as they navigate a fantasy world…
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Pt Jawahar Lal Nehru rightly quoted, “Let us sacrifice our today so that our children can have better tomorrow.” For centuries, parents and teachers have shaped the personality of their students, doning several roles – guide, motivator…
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