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How to change my grades on gradebook
By: Stephanie Nicholas
Tags: Schools, Grades, Hackers For Hire, I Need A Hacker

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Locate the student name and assignment where you want to enter a grade. Grades are entered according to the assignment’s Display Grade setting. Grades can be entered as one of five options: points, complete/incomplete, letter grade, percentage, and GPA.

When you reach the end of a column, pressing the Return or Enter key advances to the top of the next column.

To enter a points grade, enter the number of points in the cell and press the Return key (on a Mac keyboard) or the Enter key (on a PC keyboard).

To enter a complete or incomplete grade, click the drop-down menu in the cell and select the desired icon. Grading options include complete, incomplete, ungraded, and excused.

Click the drop-down menu and select a letter grade from the menu.

You can also manually enter a letter grade. Enter the letter which corresponds to the letter scale defined by the grading scheme and press the Return key (on a Mac keyboard) or the Enter key (on a PC keyboard).

To enter a complete or incomplete grade, click the drop-down menu in the cell and select the desired icon. Grading options include complete, incomplete, ungraded, and excused.

Enter Letter Grade

Click the drop-down menu and select a letter grade from the menu.

You can also manually enter a letter grade. Enter the letter which corresponds to the letter scale defined by the grading scheme and press the Return key (on a Mac keyboard) or the Enter key (on a PC keyboard).

View Letter Grade Validation Error

If you enter a letter grade that is not supported in the grading scheme, the cell displays an invalid grade warning icon. Canvas will also display an invalid grade warning message.

Enter Percentage Grade

To enter a percentage grade, enter the percent in the cell and press the Return key (on a Mac keyboard) or the Enter key (on a PC keyboard).

Enter GPA Grade

To enter a GPA grade, click the drop-down menu and select the desired grade from the menu. You can also enter the number which corresponds to the GPA scale defined by the grading scheme and press the Return key (on a Mac keyboard) or the Enter key (on a PC keyboard).

Edit Grade

To edit an existing grade in the Gradebook, click the assignment cell for the grade.

To assign a new grade, enter the new grade. To delete the grade, click the Delete key.

To apply the edited grade, press the Return key (on a Mac keyboard) or the Enter key (on a PC keyboard).

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How Much Learning Time Do Students Loose During Their In-Person School Day?
By: Dr. Deborah M. Vereen
Tags: Online Learning, Parenting, Schools, Learning, Education

I acknowledge the controversies that rage about students who must participate in virtual learning during the pandemic in this article. While concerns prevail about the quality of education students receive at home, I examine the time they engage in rigorous learning while attending school in-person. The comparison that I make with the amount of time that students spend engaged in learning at traditional cyber school helps parents look at virtual learning through a new lens.
[Word]以為不用學選。剪。貼
Tags: School, Student, Office, Word, Work

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What the Fuck am I doing?
By: Camila Addeo
Tags: Clueless, Schools, Life, Teenage Girl, Students

To be honest with all of you, my life kind of sucks. I’m 15 and my main problems are school, sports, social life, and well, boys. My main worry right now is school which has never been a problem for me before. I started off the school year with literally perfect grades. Now it’s second quarter and I’m not doing as well as I usually would be doing…And I don’t know why, which has got to be the most frustrating part. I can’t focus at all anymore, I sleep constantly, I don’t eat, and I cry all the time. Classic symptoms of depression I’m told. I also have been very anxious lately which isn’t extremely new but the feelings have been a lot more powerful lately. My DREAM is to be an actress and go to Yale as a drama major. I have a private acting lesson tomorrow and my headshots are scheduled for Wednesday. I know that if I want to act I have to start young, and honestly I don’t think I’m young enough. I have so many questions

Is this really what I want to do? And I’d like to think that it is. I’ve dreamed of this for years. It’s one of the things that I am truly good at. I don’t know what’s holding me back. But the words that I really can’t get out of my head is what my mother told me a couple of months ago: “You’re too smart for acting” And obviously not all actors are dumb. I mean I could be biased because it’s my dream and I don’t want to see myself in a light where I’m perceived as dumb. But I couldn’t help but think.

“Am I too smart to be an actor?” The truth is I don’t know. I LOVE science and psychology. Specifically forensic science, criminal psychology, biology, and psychopathology; I also enjoy political science too. So there’s always the thought of possibly being a criminal psychologist or some sort of scientist or politician. I also really enjoy writing. Like REALLY enjoy writing. It’s one of my favorite pastimes (If that’s not already obvious because of this). So maybe I can be a screenwriter or an author. And maybe I don’t have to decide what I want to do this early in life. But life is short as you probably always hear from adults. So what do I want to do? I don’t know.
My Life’s End
By: Rachel Blackmore
Tags: Schools, Failing, Future, Soccer, Cheating

Have you ever just wondered what the future holds for you? I’ve asked that same question to myself for years and I still don’t have an answer. I used to think that I would graduate and get a scholarship for soccer, I used to think I would be something great, I used to think I would have my life together. Now I just sit at home think about what could have been. I think it all started when I could see others around me start to excel in what they were doing and I would just kinda stay in the same place. I just slowly started to become mediocre while everyone else became better and improved. Obviously life isn’t just gonna give you and easy path and and I knew that. I tried working out, running, staying later at practices, going out by myself to train, but nothing worked and it seemed I wasn’t improving. In fact I felt I was becoming even worse. All of this stress began to build up and school work did too. I was so behind I was getting full assignments off the internet and turning them in. I turned about 5 in at once and I was proud to have caught up. Then a few weeks later I got an email that made my heart stop. It said that they knew I cheat on 3 of them which gave me 3 cheating strikes that go into my school record. The dream of college just seemed to be crushed right then and there. Who would want a cheating, failing ,no good JV soccer player to go to their school.Everything was over and now I feel like I’m drowning in disappointment. The only thing left for me is a travel soccer team to go back to where I sit on the bench and get made fun of.
Coronavirus: Education ministry proposes closing schools from Nov 24
By: Asghar Ali
Tags: Schools, School Closing, Holidays

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November 18, 2020

Coronavirus: Education ministry proposes closing schools from Nov 24

The Federal Ministry of Education has recommended that the provinces shut down schools from November 24 to January 31, 2021, amid rising coronavirus infections in the country

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Absen Satu? Separah Itu?
By: Adine Worek
Tags: Empathy, School Life, Schools, Indonesia, Students

– dumped, hailed, no in between.
Is the educational system outdated? And why?
By: Martin Brown
Tags: Schools, Health, Education, Life, Writing

In modern society, everything is changing, but there is one thing that hasn’t changed a lot.

Schools.

Parents send their children to schools, to prepare them for the real world, which is changing very fast. But our schools haven’t changed much for 100 of years.

In fact, thought leaders from around the world agree that the current system of education was designed in the Industrial age mainly to prepare factory workers.

Seth Godin - an American author and former dot com business executive.

“The sole intent of the education system was to train people to be willing to work in a factory.”

Ken Robinson - was a British author, speaker and international advisor on education.

“Education is modeled in the interests of the Industrial Age and in the image of it.”
German Schools in Chandigarh
Tags: Chandigarh, Schools, Learning, Language, Germany

There is a lot of thriving for learning foreign languages these days because they add to extra knowledge, extra opportunities and of course an added advantageous point in CV. Also I’ll not forget to mention that it broadens the career options for people irrespective of which ever stream whether arts, sciences, humanities one belongs to.

Also I have this personal view that which every language one choose and apply in various embassies/countries tend to get more preference than those who don’t have an extra edge. I believe its valid too in visas hence one should be well versed in the language and culture of the country he chooses to study in or settle down.

I have always been told that one should begin early whatever work he want to master or even get acquainted with because at initial stages like at the school level one doesn’t have responsibilities and young minds tend to learn faster. Hence it provides a notch.

While keeping the young generations and minds in view I have found some really great schools who apprise of German in Chandigarh.

According to me German Haus-The Language Office is an unparalleled German Language school. The kind of facilities they provide can not be counted on mere fingers hence I would really suggest you to visit and enlighten yourself and you will thank me later.

They have various methods of teaching, like- class room teaching, online programmes, digital classes also in also of these methods they provide you with free demo class.

They provide free learning, self-prepared notes, activity classes and a lot more. They provide notes and help for diploma and master’s degree too.

And the other schools I found are Goethe-Zentrum, Chandigarh; OSD- Zentrum embassy and German Language classes. Honestly, the biggest disadvantage I have found in all the institutes is that they don’t provide information online. So there is not much to know and tell about them.

Although through sources what I have heard is that they are comparatively costly and do not even cover all the levels till C2. Hence it’s a loss for an exam based centre institute.

Hence German Haus is a go to for me. If you are looking for the best facilities and the best teaches this place should be the go for you too.
Mental Health Survey Initiative
By: Maggie Dong
Tags: Distance Learning, Mental Health Awareness, Schools, Surveys, Mental Health

As the survey lead on my school’s Principal’s Wellness Advisory Team, I conducted a survey that asked students about mental health and its correlation with distance learning (you can find more about my involvement with mental health here:).

After meeting with my team every week, we were able to push out a survey officially on 11/16/20. I organized meetings outside of our usual weekly check-ins so that we could complete the questions on our survey, review it, and update our principal and counselors (both academic and mental health), who worked with us on this initiative. I also spoke at teacher department meetings to tell our teachers about our survey and their role in providing outreach for it (as well as receive feedback from the teacher’s perspective).

When our whole team, including our principal, was thoroughly satisfied with it, we released the survey and every teacher pushed it out onto their classes. There was great encouragement for it to be completed by students, and after about a month, we were able to achieve great progress with it with 1362 responses (last recorded on 12/25/20).

This screenshot was taken 12/25/20.

With over 1,360+ responses (wow!), I discovered several trends. The top issue that students were struggling with, that have been exasperated by distance learning, was the development of depression and anxiety. The next leading wellness issues were loneliness/lack of socialization, and staying motivated; there were also an alarming amount of students who are struggling with family and parental issues because of quarantine. Along with their mental health, their physical wellness was also deeply affected; many students felt as if their fitness and physical needs have changed for the worse (in fact, we saw that a majority of the students struggling with their body physically have developed unusual eating & sleeping habits).

Here is our process over the span of when our survey was pushed out.

From this survey and its analyzation, I learned that shelter-in-place and distance learning has definitely taken a toll on all of our students both mentally and physically, regardless of grade level.

As for next steps, I will show my findings to my Mental Health Matters club (which I am president of) and continue working with my Wellness Advisory Team as the survey lead to look for ways we can help students, whether that’d be implementing new policy, making resources more accessible, or changing something in our day-to-day curriculum to incorporate mental health. I will also continue to advocate for mental health awareness and try to reach out to all of our students; recently, our psychologist has been laid off because of a lack of funding, so I have been trying my best to accommodate for her absence on a student level.

Overall, I am very proud of my team’s hard work. We are determined to help our students at our school, and with over 1360 responses, we were able to kick-start the first step on this journey.
Lightning Surge Protection for Every Industry in India!
By: Jef Techno Solutions Pvt Ltd
Tags: Schools, Industry, India, Surge, Surge Protection Device

In India every industry is constantly at risk of being adversely affected or damaged by overvoltage. One of the greatest threats is a bolt of lightning. A single discharge of lightning near a power supply cable will generate significant overvoltage transient, sometimes causing irreparable damage.

Protective devices such as lightning surge protection devices are used to offset these external influences. They have the duty of safeguarding the connected systems without interfering with its operations.

How lightning surge protection devices work?

Once voltage rises above expected level, the surge protector comes into play. It suppresses the excess voltage, diverts it safely to the ground and prevents it from causing any harm. When used together with air terminals, grounding rods, these surge arrestors form an industry’s total lightning protection system.

Why do we need lightning surge protection devices?

This decision can be taken by answering simple questions like

· Whether your facility is adjacent to any tall structure or near a hilltop or located in the lightning-prone area?

· If your existing lightning protection system includes surge arrestors?

· Does the machinery or equipment require resistance to overvoltage?

· Are surges internally generated by the facility itself, such as a large motor starting or welding operations?

However, the need for lightning surge protection devices depends on numerous factors. Our range of surge protection devices are designed and developed with the aspect of lightning protection and should not be considered as an option. Each product is developed by a team of experienced engineers with the aim to solve specific problems faced by industries.

Every business has different needs when it comes to keeping their systems running. An industry might require surge protection on their fire alarms while another might consider installing it on security systems and data centres.

Different types and combinations of lightning surge protection device are installed in different protected zones to meet different needs. Some arrestors are generally installed in the service entrance switchboards to protect low voltage equipment such as facility guard and data line protectors.

Installing a lightning surge protection device from JEF Techno Solutions Pvt Ltd. ensures security of your company data, employees and facility during an unpredictable electric surge, as well as ensures continued function of critical systems.
The American Dream
By: Solenn Vincent
Tags: Schools, Future, Youth, Society, Education

Photo by Aaron Burden on Unsplash

Our worth is determined by numbers and letters. We always get asked, “What is your GPA?” “What are your grades like?” “Standardized test scores?” “Income?”

If you don’t meet a certain criteria, you get less opportunities and people don’t want to associate with you. That’s why the perfectly-average people turn up their noses to the poor and suck up to the rich.

Colleges want 3.7–5.0 GPAs, a stingy and selective limit. Grades should never define a person’s abilities and who they are, because the student with a 2.0 GPA could be the next Steve Jobs or the CEO of Amazon. A “C” should not determine whether you get into a top university like Harvard or a standard university like ASU, because you have nowhere else to go. The admissions officers who hold the paper that determines your future can open doors for you or slam them shut, based simply on figures. When they reject you, it’s a knife to the chest because you never met their impossible and biased standards.

People who started off poor and became rich are human, too. They chose to not let society define them based off silly little characters and instead reached their full potential. However, society makes it difficult for many to achieve this goal. If your grades, income, or GPA aren’t high enough, they never give you a chance. They don’t care about your work ethic, passion, or personality.

This is America, a land of opportunity. Give people a chance to prove themselves by who they are and what they strive to be, instead of determining their worth over callous letters and numbers. After all, these figures were made for communication and problem-solving, not to sum up a human.
Rise ABOVE Average!
By: Iqra Farah
Tags: University, Schools, Study, Tips And Tricks, Productivity

As kid i always used to struggle to wake up in the morning i used to struggle to drag myself to my desk i used to struggle to open my textbooks and even if i got that far after 10 minutes, i’d get distracted and stop studying i was average just like most other students i was in a constant battle with procrastination and i was stuck in this cycle of not studying enough then failing my exams as a result i felt like a failure i was disappointed, frustrated even so i made a decision i deciced that i can achieve more than that that i am capable of making something of my life so i thought to myself how can i achieve that?

i’ve been performing at average my entire life how can i get out of that trap? how can i perform among the rest of the A grade students? i realised it came down to my daily habits what i do constantly, every day will determine what grades i achieve it was like a light bulb turned on in my head what i do with my 24 hours will determine whether i succeed or fail

those that perform in the top 1% when they don’t feel like studying they do it anyway and that’s what i started to do and thats what you need to do you study hard even when no one is watching no one needs to understand how many hours you’re studying no one needs to know how early you wake up in the morning because thats the quietest time in the day with the least distractions no one needs to know why you’re doing it you’re not doing it because of the grades or to prove to the people around you that you can do it you’re doing it because you have a burning desire step by step, day by day become the best version of yourself possible

far too many people are dreaming of doing it but their actions don’t match their ambition they’re dreaming of graduating at the top of their class and getting a scholarschip to an ivy Leagu college but when it comes to studying they cant last 30 minutes without getting distracted don’t make that mistake let you actions do the talking be obsessed with your studying with learning, with growing i’ve never met a succesful person that wasn’t obsessed with growing i set goals every day a certain numbers of hours studying before i could relax i exercised daily i ate healthily i made sure that i slept early and woke up early so that i could have a productive morning it’s these small decisions that you make the seemingly insignificant decisions that build up over time to create extraordinary results after a few weeks, you will start to see results your grades will start to improving almost immediately you will start feeling better about yourself happier more content with your life
How To Draw 200 Animals — Step by Step
Tags: Schools, Kids, Children, Photography, Drawing

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DSHS staff lights up lives for residents at Yakima Valley School
By: Department Of Social, Health Services
Tags: School, Pandemic, Dshs, Developmental Disability, Holiday Spirit

A box truck decorated for the Yakima Valley School parade. Photo courtesy of YVS.

Along with caring for citizens during a pandemic, staff at Yakima Valley School in Selah worked like elves this season to ensure the residents don’t miss out on holiday traditions. One tradition typically includes taking residents to watch the Selah Lighted Christmas Lighted Parade.

This year, because of COVID-19 restrictions and heightened health risks, YVS staff brought the Lighted Parade to the residents.

On Dec. 16, Santa (Erik Pearson) and YVS reindeer staff adorned pickups, a fire truck, a box van and other vehicles with lights and decorations. They fashioned a parade that traveled through the campus and each cul-de-sac. Along with caroling, residents enjoyed hot chocolate and candy cane-flavored ice cream at the parade’s conclusion.

“The pandemic has been tough on everyone, and it is especially difficult for our residents who thrive on personal contacts and community engagement,” said Tammy Winegar, school superintendent. “The staff here recognize that and have gone to great lengths to ensure everyone at Yakima Valley School feels joy this season.”

Kimberly Eglet, food service manager for DSHS’ Developmental Disabilities Administration, agrees.

“With everything the residents and staff have been through, this was definitely the highlight of my year,” she said. “Not just because Christmas is my favorite time, but because so many people from all departments came together to make this special event happen.”

A special thank you for making the event possible and everything you do year-round to Transform Lives:

· Stephen Rodriguez

· Tony Gonzalez

· Rhonda Gottschalk

· Jeremy Davidson

· Jasmin Bailon

· Mirand Tousley

· Tammy Winegar

· Morgan Stroh

· Steve Partlow

· Aron Devall

· Machon Mendez

· Michael Wentz

· Erik Pearson

· Troy Stewart

· Corey Sinclair

· Carol Koreski

· Romie Garcia

· Anngla Lennartz

· Debbie Krawcyzyk

· Emily Medeiros

· Virgil Clark

· Morgan Anderson

· Marlie Parobek

· Ashley Brownlee

· Kimberly Eglet
Hard Truth About Online School.
By: Lysa V
Tags: Schools, Online School

As an 11th-grade student writing this, this year is very important. For me, this year has a lot of planning, to go to post-secondary school. Online school is a struggle, but being in grade 11 I have to put the struggles aside and deal with them.

Due to covid-19 a lot of schools in North America have decided to go online. The majority of the students and teachers are not happy about this change, but it’s understandable due to how badly covid-19 had not only affected North America but the entire world. Students find online school horrible because teachers are emailing them new assignments 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If we were to take a look into a high school student living with online school, you would see a list of people struggling with mental illnesses, schooling issues, money issues, family issues.

We get emails from our teachers all day, these emails are saying ‘New Assignment’ ‘Test Tomorrow’ ‘Essay due’ ‘Homework due’ ‘Late’ ‘Missing’ ‘You could have done this better’ ‘You failed this’ ‘Do better’ ‘It’s not that hard’ ‘Every other class did this work too’. These emails are telling us that all this work that is already loading on top of us is not good enough. To make it even better students are developing anxiety and depression. We don’t get much socialization with our friends because we are told not to see anyone due to covid-19. Some teachers think we have socialization since we are talking to a friend over the phone, texting or video chatting but sometimes what we need is to see our friends in person, and talk to them, without the struggle of online school.

Teachers and heads of the school may find this displeasing but this is the truth, you need to fix your online schooling system to make it better for your students, so they will not be struggling to pass a class or, struggling to keep their mental health in check.
You Could Spend $50k on an MBA — or You Could Use These Alternatives
By: Clément Bourcart
Tags: Learning, Schools, Entrepreneurship, Education, Business

You Could Spend $50k on an MBA — or You Could Use These Alternatives

Photo by Pang Yuhao on Unsplash

“I think college is basically for fun and to prove that you can do your chores, but they’re not for learning.” — Elon Musk

Traditional educational models, including Business Schools and the concept of formal degrees in general, are increasingly called into question.

From Google and others launching their own low-cost courses for tech-related roles, supplanting 4-year degrees which would cost in the region of 200x more, to policy markers realizing that current models are not fit-for-purpose in today’s fast-paced global economy…the world is changing.

The rise of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) over the past 5–10 years is also a continuing trend, changing the playing field for business education.

Should you invest in an MBA? Of course, this isn't an easy question to answer and everyone’s situation will be different.

A colleague of mine had graduated from the prestigious Warwick MBA when she joined my company at the time. She was also a couple of years older and with similar previous experience.

Yet, she joined at a grade below to me, and I ended up being her ‘buddy’ — helping her get to speed with the firm and the consulting world in general.

I was also earning more than she did back then. Without having to dish out $50k on a fancy MBA degree which would then take years and years to pay off!

Is it worth paying the price?

Is the return on investment justified?

Clearly, getting an MBA from a recognized institution like Harvard, Stanford or INSEAD still holds a lot of weight in today’s world of work.

Yet if you were to break things down, you’d find that MBAs really offer 2 core components:

Learning about the technical aspects of managing and leading an organization. Growing a high-quality professional network you can keep for life.

The question then becomes:

Is it worth dishing out $50k, taking 1 or 2 years out of your life, to get the above?

The answer may not be what you expect. Let’s look at some alternative options covering these 2 elements.
HOW YOUNG MINDS CAN CREATE SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSES?
By: Arnav Gupta
Tags: Skills, Schools, Entrepreneurship, Business, Teens

Why does our education system teaches us just the theoretical values? Is it all about learning and learning and never applying it practically?

The mindset of teachers and what they teach just stick to getting jobs and earn enough for their families. But less do we know that today’s generation is much more than we think and can-do wonders if they step in the field. It is just motivation, awareness and right education which can lead to their bright future.

Today’s fierce world cannot let us survive if we just depend on jobs. It is the growth of new businesses which can make the country develop.

“The young minds are like potter’s clay which can be made in the way in which it is molded ”

It is very necessary for our upcoming leaders to know the importance of entrepreneurship and how it makes a difference. With millions of startups building these days, how we do the business, defines us. Making know about the startup culture to teens can make their thinking step to a next level.
CBSE Class 10, 12 board exams not to be conducted till February 2021
By: Deen Views
Tags: Schools, India, Indian, Government, Cbse

Union Minister of Education Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ on Tuesday ruled out conducting board examinations for classes 10 and 12 till February 2021 in view of the COVID-19 situation. Usually, the practical exams are conducted in January and theory exams begin every year in February and conclude in March.

The minister said a decision about when the exams will be conducted will be taken later after assessment of the situation and consultation with stakeholders.

“Keeping the current situation in mind, it has been decided that the board exams for classes 10 and 12 will not be conducted till February next year. CBSE is making necessary preparations for conducting the 2021 examinations. A decision on the exam schedule will be taken later after assessment of the situation and more consultations with stakeholders,” Nishank said in online interaction with teachers.

With no clarity on the board exam dates yet, several schools have already conducted pre-board exams online to keep the students prepared. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) had earlier this month announced that board exams in 2021 will be conducted in written mode and not online.

Schools across the country were closed in March to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. They were partially reopened in some states from October 15. However, a few states have decided to keep them closed in view of a spike in the number of infections.

The board exams had to be postponed mid-way in March. They were later cancelled and the results announced on the basis of an alternative assessment scheme. The education minister had a live interaction with students on December 10 and answered questions about various concerns regarding the conduct of upcoming board exams.

“The CBSE is yet to take a decision on the dates for conducting board examinations, including practical. In case students are not able to do practical in classes before the examinations, alternatives to practical examinations will be explored,” he had said during the interaction.

The Ministry of Education had also announced that JEE-Mains for admission to engineering colleges will be held four times a year starting 2021 to offer flexibility to students and a chance to improve their scores. The first edition of the Joint Entrance Examination-Mains (JEE-Mains) will be held from February 23 to 26, followed by rounds in March, April and May.
Class 10, 12 board exams in June for this state; here’s what you should know
Tags: Books, Schools, Children, Holidays, Students

The board examinations for classes 10 and 12 will be held in June for this state.

The board examinations for classes 10 and 12 will be held in June one after another, West Bengal Education Minister Partha Chatterjee said on Wednesday. The class 10 (Madhyamik) exams will be held first and the class 12 (Ucchya Madhyamik) examinations after that, he said. The exams are usually held between February and March every year.

“We have accepted the recommendations of the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education and the West Bengal Council of Higher Education Education on holding the exams on later dates in view of the pandemic situation,” Chatterjee said. “If the situation changes, the board and council will take decisions accordingly,” he added Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ had earlier ruled out conducting board examinations till February 2021 in view of the COVID-19 situation. Days after the Centre made a big decision on JEE-Main 2021 exam schedule, Pokhriyal on Tuesday made several major announcements. Pokhriyal took to micro-blogging site Twitter to interact live with teachers.

Speculation has been going rife on the date and schedule expecting Centre to make a major announcement on the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) board exams. The Education Ministry was earlier scheduled to make the announcement on December 17 but it was postponed to December 22, considering the overwhelming responseTaking to Twitter, the Education Ministry said that the board exams will not be held till February. He added that the decision on exam dates will take place later after holding a meeting and discuss this later. On online exams, he said that such methods for exams might not be right. He added that for online exams a laptop, electricity and stable internet for each student is a challenge.
What are some examples of toxic relationships?
Tags: Sex, Schools, Boy And Girl, Relationships, Toxic Relationships

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In 12th standard, there were 2 students, Boy and a Girl in the coaching I studied.

Most of the students were from the same school (my school).

The boy was not so good in studies, had bad behavior and attitude too. And I knew them very well because he was my classmate since 4th standard.

The girl was good in studies, hardworking, she was living away from her parents.

Anyway, both were dating. Most of them knew but I came to know this in 12th standard when I started visiting that coaching.

In school, both had different sections so no one ever noticed.

So both used to come before everyone and used to sit alone and talk. Holding hands etc, etc.

After Mid-exams things started changing which I didn’t notice at that time. Something was wrong because now things were weird in school too.

Many times even I saw them behaving weirdly in school too.

The girl stopped coming to the classes regularly. In school, she just stopped noticing any of us.

I thought maybe nibba-nibbi fight or something.

But when I passed out, on a random day talking to a few friends things came out.

The boy- the girl really loved each other so they decided to take their love to another level.

So the boy took the girl to a place to take love to another level.

And with their own consent, they took their love to another level.

*You know what I mean.*

But after that when the mid exams happened boy felt that the girl is just a distraction and nothing more because he was unable to concentrate on his studies.

So he decided to END everything with her.

She was not happy that’s why she reacted differently even when everyone was around.
What COVID Has Taught Educators in 2020
By: Ryan Bilodeau
Tags: Schools, Covid 19, Education, Catholic, Teachers

As a teacher, I can think of no better “teaching moment” for what it means to be an educator than the year that has been 2020. To wish for this year to be over is therefore to forget what being a teacher is all about. Being an educator requires that we more than ever use everything in the present climate of pandemic tragedy for a greater good and as a teaching moment.

Resilience. Optimism. Consider all of the life lessons that we can convey to our students on top of our respective subject matters during this difficult time. Educators in particular must see this time as an opportunity in the present and not only a problem to get past.

A recently deceased and former Portland, Maine superintendent bore truth to the effect that educators have on their pupils. In the wallet of the late 49-year-old Superintendent Emmanuel “Manny” Caulk was a permanent reminder in the form of a report card given out by a grade school teacher whose effect on his life propelled him to seek out a career in education.

How many Manny Caulks are out there who see our classrooms as calm and supportive contrasts to a pandemic casting hardship over every other facet of their lives? And how many more Manny’s could there be if we as educators would rededicate ourselves to our craft by remaining self-present to our students as we admittedly struggle to shift between our lesson plans and the act of reminding kids to socially distance?

So let’s not wish for 2020 to be over, but rather let’s use its final days to motivate and inspire our students. And if 2021 is destined to be even more challenging, then let’s not desire its completion either. As educators let’s keep our feet planted in the present moment and suffer alongside our students while inspiring them to overcome a tragedy whose days are numbered.

Central to good teaching is empathy.
Passive Voice in English
Tags: Passive Voice, Schools, English Language, Education, Teaching And Learning

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What it’s like to be a College Student in 2020.
By: Sarah Elizabeth
Tags: Schools, College, Online, Essential Worker, Students

College is hard. In a sense, that is what it’s supposed to be. But, for a majority of students, it’s hard for all the wrong reasons in 2020. Here are a few challenges that have pushed college students across the country to the edge this year:

Essential Workers

A large percentage of the businesses deemed essential in 2020 employed college students. Many students have been forced to work additional days and extended shifts in order to maintain their jobs. Their business leaders extend a ‘thanks’ or a ‘pizza party’ once a month, but this is no replacement of hazard pay. Simultaneously, many essential workers watch their fellow coworkers ask for less hours so they can get more unemployment. In turn, this forces certain employees to work more, while those doing the work, make less. This is completely absurd.

2. Disappearing Friends

Literally disappearing. This one speaks for itself. While at college, your friends become family. When the pandemic hit in March, several, potentially lifelong, friend groups were ripped apart. Whether people couldn’t move back to their college town, or are simply fearful to leave their apartment, it is disastrous.

3. Online School

If you attend a public college, then the chances of you having experienced this madness is extremely high. It’s nearly impossible to pay proper attention while in person these days with all the distractions surrounding students, so many of us saw this coming. There was no honesty. And, honestly, not all this blame is on the students. Many professors put no effort into engagement and totally abandoned personal relationships with their students. All in all, it’s safe to say this catastrophe will continue in the coming months.

4. Family

There’s this thing going around called COVID-19. Heard of it? Worried about it? Maybe even taking precautions? Well, many of us, who are being educated, are. We are cautious about the smallest gatherings and want to protect those we care about. We wear our masks with no hesitations and take care of those around us, who can’t do it alone. Family is a crucial support system that has been distanced from us. It hurts. We miss them. But, this is our way of showing we love them. From over here. At college. Hey Mom!

STAY SAFE.
The School System Doesn’t Care for Our Mental Health
By: J-Luc Cipieres
Tags: School Management System, Student Life, Schools, Mental Health, Students

Five days a week for eight hours a day, I and many other young people from England go to school. It is supposed to be a fun place to be where we can learn lots of useful stuff for life. But the reality is this; they don’t care about us. We just do menial work to make money for old, rich white businessmen. To them we are but worker ants with no emotions.

While it is clear that some teachers go above and beyond to create interesting lessons, we can not overlook the fact that the government has no care for our mental health. You can make the argument that it is not a schools purpose to get involved with us but that is where you are wrong. School may be the only chance that some people have to get away from hostile home environments. They say themselves that school is a safe place to reveal any emotions without judgement (not if you’re a boy because if you are, you are subject to bullying). This is wrong and can be helped but the teachers choose not to.

I know many people at school who have anxiety or depression/depressive thoughts. By simple observation, you can tell something is wrong. These are young people who need help but are not given it.

Finally, I would like to mention that in England, being part of the LGBTQ+ community is often sadly subject to bullying by immature people. They need to be supported by adults; adults at school as at home, they may not be accepted for who they are.

Even though it is not their job or most significant problem, the government/school system needs to address this.
A Day Of 2010
By: Hammad Saleem
Tags: Happiness, Schools, Family, Love, Childhood

It was 6:00 AM. I just woke up with a wish of rain so that I skipped school. No, but I wasn’t lucky enough. I again closed my eyes. But now sleep had gone. Suddenly I heard mother. She was in the kitchen making breakfast for us and asking us in a louder tone to wake up. It felt like a burden to leave the bed and start preparing for school. Somehow I left the bed and now I had gone to the kitchen. I was sitting beside her watching her making dishes (not with phones like now). She was giving me a sip of tea to taste. Then she asked me to wear the uniform which she already pressed.

We were happy back then!

I rushed and wore my uniform. I had my breakfast and now I am all set for school. She came to the Gate and said goodbye. Here now I am in school. The boring Assembly always made me angry not the PT though. Assembly over, The first period started, The teacher arrived with an attendance register in his hand. A fight had already started for the seat. The teacher act as a mediator and both parties agreed.

Attendance marked, the second period started, and like that it was a break time. I was rushing with my friends to be the first in the line of the canteen. The break was over and the period of the homework checking had started. I asked my proctor friend to put my Copy at the bottom. I was counting minutes with the copies so that period might over before it’s my turn. But every time I failed, the teacher asked me, “Why hadn’t done my Homework”? I had no answer but lame excuses. He shouted at me to tell my other siblings. However, somehow I managed to bear that period.

Now it’s 2 PM. School had closed. I was on my way home thinking about what there would be for a lunch. I reached home and my mother asked me to change the uniform and come for the lunch. Sometimes she took off my shoes. After that, the cartoons and Indian shows on the TV with siblings were the best things (Not watching lonely on the internet).

It’s 4 PM started to do homework not started but just sit with others. The tea with snacks had arrived. It was a moment of relief since I didn’t have to study from Hitler’s siblings at least for now.

After the snacks, there was a most awaited moment that was playing with friends. The Esha (A time of prayer for Muslims) had started. Had my dinner. Meanwhile, Father arrived. He started the news but we had a show to watch. All were sitting around him with disappointing faces. And finally, he agreed to give us the remote. It was the win for all. The show was over. It was 9 PM. I had gone to the bed without worrying any thought.

This’s how I spent my whole day without social media, phones, and the internet. I couldn’t believe it was me. But the beautiful days were gone. Life was beautiful back then
International schools in navi mumbai
By: Abfrl Fashion
Tags: International School, Schools

There are many International Schools in Navi Mumbai but the one which is known to all is Euro School.

WHY Euro School?

EuroSchool Airoli is one of the best ICSE schools in Navi Mumbai and provides a robust curriculum in accordance with the ICSE board and also offers the ISC course for Grade 11 and 12 for Science, Commerce, and Humanities streams. It has a unique division teaching academics in affiliation with Cambridge Assessment International Education [CAIE] since 2015. Cambridge International at EuroSchool Airoli prepares school students for life, helping them develop an informed curiosity and a lasting passion for learning. Cambridge Pathway gives students a clear path to educational success. We can shape the curriculum around how we want students to learn — with a wide range of subjects and flexible ways to offer them. It helps students discover new abilities and a wider world, and gives them the skills they need for life, so they can achieve at school, University and Work.

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Course Catalogue for Hallmark University
By: Gracie Beaver-Kairis
Tags: Satire, Schools, Humor, Holidays, Hallmark Channel

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**Co-written with Catherine Weingarten**

Succeeding as a character in the Hallmark movie universe takes discipline. At Hallmark University, we offer a comprehensive Christmas-based curriculum, giving our students the tools needed to be a blandly-attractive protagonist in a formulaic Christmas film. Whether you’re a Christmas-based entrepreneur or a Big Scary Lawyer, Hallmark University has continuing education to fit your needs.

Core Courses:

Innovative Approaches to Spreading Cheer

Fundamentals of Christmas Decorating

Intensive Ice Skating Workshop

Electives Available:

Management Seminar: Neglecting Your Charming Christmas Ornament Shop

Spontaneous Christmas Fundraising Strategies to Save Your Town in Under 10 Minutes

Integrating Christmas Values into Every Aspect of Your Business

The Philosophy of Sugar Cookies

Modern Feminism Lecture: Holding a Christmas Wedding

A Study of Judaica: Why They Don’t Like Christmas

Advanced Sculpture: Using Hot Cocoa Artistically

How to Dump Your Big City Boyfriend

Human Sexuality 101: Hand Holding While Being Near a Christmas Fire

Why Lawyers Make the Worst Boyfriends: A Historical Examination

Mean-Spirited Approaches to Small Town Takeover

Feminism 101: How to Drop Your Dreams Because a Hot Tree Farmer Looked at You

Orphan Chorus Management

Jingle Bells as a Form of Musical Expression

Gingerbread House Architectural Principles

Ethics of Snowperson Creation

Law: Can You Sue the City for Being Responsible for Your Parents’ Tragic Snowmobile Accident?