𝓑𝓪𝓷𝓲𝓶𝓪𝓷𝓭𝓲𝓻 𝓡𝓪𝓲𝓵𝔀𝓪𝔂 𝓗.𝓢. 𝓢𝓬𝓱𝓸𝓸𝓵, 𝓢𝓲𝓵𝓲𝓰𝓾𝓻𝓲 𝓙𝓾𝓷𝓬𝓽𝓲𝓸𝓷

  Dear students, your date of final examination is approaching nearer and today CBSE has declared its time sheet for Class - X and Class - XII final examinations. This particular time is very crucial yet very challenging as you try to maximize your utilisation of time for study. So, today let us discuss how we can stay focused for longer time to get maximum benefits out of our study time. I shall start with a very surprising statistics - our brain can focus on a particular thing for a 15 seconds only. Then how do we focus for longer hours? The answer is when we study we focus on our content, previous knowledge and simultaneously build an image of the subject in a continuous process. When we learn a particular thing we obviously build images of our learning in our mind. The more we focus, the more clear and vivid images are created in our mind. And memorization is nothing but the duration of images stay in our mind. Keeping this in mind go ahead reading the next part of the article....

"History will judge us by difference we make in the everyday life of children" - Nelson Mandela Dear students, Today, the 11th Day of December is the UNICEF day. On this day, in the year 1946 UNICEF was established. Did you know the full form of UNICEF? The full form of UNICEF is United Nations Children's Fund. When it was established, the full form was United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund; but In 1953, the organisation became a permanent agency of the United Nations. While “International” and “Emergency” were dropped from the official name, the acronym remained the same.  Its primary purpose is to provide humanitarian aid to children around the globe. It helps people whose lives and futures were at risk. While the fund was originally meant to be a relief fund to help children after World War II, it later became a permanent organisation in 1953. It did not matter what role they played during the war. Its focus was to provide supplies, and assistance an...

Dear students, we must have heard about hippopotamus and some of us are luckier to see it in zoos. But how many of us know about the amazing animal ? Let us know some of the amazing facts about them...   The Hippopotamus or hippo is found only in Africa. They are the third largest mammal on earth. It is smaller than the rhino but still huge. - an adult hippo weighs around three and a half tones. It is an even-toed ungulate, which means that it has four toes on each foot, each  toe ending in a hoof like nail.  Hippopotamus love water, which is why the Greeks named them the " river horse". Hippos spend up to 16 hours a day submerged in water. This keeps their massive bodies cool. Hippos are good swimmers, and can hold their breath underwater for up to five minutes. They are often large enough to simply walk and stand on the lake floor.  Their eyes and nostrils are located high on their head, which allows them to see and breath while their bodies remain underwater. Hipp...

Parenting is not learnt in institutions rather we learn it by experience, observation and feelings. It does not have any specific specific set of rules; yet most of us go through the stages of parenting. As a parent we give our children a good start in life - we nurture, protect, and guide them. Parenting is a process that prepares our child for independence. As our child grows and develops, there are many things we can do to help our child. And here the importance of positive parenting comes in place.  When we talk about positive parenting technique then an obvious question automatically comes to our mind.... What is it all about? This parenting technique focuses on nurturing good behaviour, creating mutual trust between children and parents instead of punishing, scolding and giving negative comments to our children. The   next question comes to our mind.... Why should we do it? The answer is simple, promoting healthy behaviour, this will make our children feel more capab...

Dear Students, Every year International civil aviation day is celebrated every year on 7th December. It is celebrated in order to recognise the importance of aviation and the significance of unrestricted international air travel. This day is also celebrated to educate people on the extent of social and economical development that international aviation contributes to. International civil aviation day also helps create an environment that is coordinated and supportive of air travel globally. Take this International civil aviation day quiz to know all the intriguing and astonishing facts about International civil aviation. International Civil Aviation Day Quiz 2022: Important Points Global air travel has gained immense popularity over the years and therefore has been prone to several significant changes. The purpose of observing International civil aviation day is to create awareness amongst people across the globe about the importance of civil aviation. ICAO has taken up the role to spr...

  Being a primary teacher, I often encounter with a problem which many students are facing - Forgetfulness.  Let's discuss about it today. In schools, it is common to see a child who has forgotten to bring a book to school, or has forgotten to bring smaller items like eraser, pen or pencil. But what if children keep forgetting things? Little children sometimes have difficulty in remembering things. There are some memory exercise that children can do along with their parents to boost memory.  Giving a child a proper study environment like, a study table and a designated study time will make him or her remember their homework and the things they have to do during that time. Children need a quiet place away from distractions like TV, Mobile Phones etc.  When you have to give a child instructions , try to to introduce important things separately,  instead of eating them in a long list of things to remember.  start by saying gently, "  I wanted to tell y...

  Dear Students, Every year 5th December is celebrated as World Soil Day. Do you know why and how this day got selected for World Soil Day (WSD)? World Soil Day (WSD) is held annually on 5 December as a means to focus attention on the importance of healthy soil and to advocate for the sustainable management of soil resources. An international day to celebrate soil was recommended by the International Union of Soil Sciences (IUSS) in 2002. Under the leadership of the Kingdom of Thailand and within the framework of the Global Soil Partnership, Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) has supported the formal establishment of WSD as a global awareness raising platform. The FAO Conference unanimously endorsed World Soil Day in June 2013 and requested its official adoption at the 68th UN General Assembly. In December 2013, the UN General Assembly responded by designating 5 December 2014 as the first official World Soil Day. This year, the theme of WSD is " Soils: Where food begins...