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Starting of a new Academic year

Starting of a New Academic Year

 
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   "Back To School"  :)

As March is passing by , we are coming near & near to the new Academic year , though we are fighting corona virus right now , but after these some of the bad days , we are again starting with our Schools.

 

So today , i will tell you some of the things that you can apply on yourself so your upcoming year nourishes well.

First of all this post will be for both Parents and Students , so just listen "oh sorry", just take a look.

 

1.Keep in touch with your previous Studies.

    As we Know that two consecutive Academic years shares some of the syllabus , so just keep that in mind & some of the steps or ideas that are followed by me & other legends.


1.As parents put some efforts so there is no loss of previously gained knowledge.
2.Take pictures of the formulae that are mostly important.
3.If possible , preserve some of the books of the last Academic year.
4.Cutout the pictures of some of the important things , like Historical monuments,Personalities & many more.   

what to do with old academic books

2.Just take a look on the upcoming Syllabus.

   Just read out the content of all  of your books so you have a    clear idea about what you are going to do in the upcoming years.

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3.Have a Knowledge about the rules & notification from the board.

   This is also for parents as time to time many of the Board related to studies & Academic Year .

 

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4.Follow e-learning

 

     as always there is nothing bad in e-learning in basic language we can say learning from internet , YouTube , app or any other things over the Internet .There are many channels through which you can learn any topic in minutes sitting on a sofa .

as a parent also you can what is your child is facing in the internet .not regular but some things like last time revision , exam practice. 

but there is a con about this is , if this is used badly or overtime then the child will get addicted to the YouTube or towards the internet but at the same if used greatly there is a chance that your child would do  great without tuition. 

 5.Always Start with Positivity

just relax about your studies because you don't have to mold yourself towards study because all educational boards make there syllabus according to students and there age group . so just don't panic about your studies "you are not made for studies , studies are made for you " WOW , how good i am in speaking oh i think writing .



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so this is all i want to say today to you ,keep smiling , keep supporting and just don't panic , to parents also because if you get panic or depressed your child will also likely to get panicked. so enjoy the life and keep sharing this and keep supporting us .

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