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PARAJANYA SINGH, Class, IX Naval’s Academy, Unnwal The effectiveness of learning is not determined by whether it’s online or offline but by the engagement, curiosity, and dedication of the learner.”PARAJANYA SINGH of Class. IX From Unnwal branch speaks about Life as a constant learning experience and lessons don’t start and stop in a classroom. Continuous […]
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Kritika Yadav, Class XI, Naval’s Academy Mohanapur .Regular Schooling and non-schooling are two paths through the forest of knowledge, each with its own unique view of the educational landscape. Kritika Yadav of Class XI from Mohanapur branch debates on SCHOOLING VS NON SCHOOLING.To school or not to school…that seems to be the question these days.
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Aryan Yadav, Class XI, Naval’s Academy, Rapti Nagar Extreme academic pressure on students is like a heavy storm, it may test their resilience, but it’s crucial for society to provide them with the umbrella of support and a safe harbour to overcome the challenges of education.We can easily manage if we will only take, each
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ARSHI FATIMA, class IX, Naval’s Academy, Buxipur While government jobs are essential, the private sector offers a world of opportunities for innovation, entrepreneurship, and growth. It’s about finding the path that aligns with your aspirations and values.”(ARSHI FATIMA of class IX from Buxipur Branch discussed whether GOVT JOB IS NECESSARY OR PRIVATE JOB CAN BE
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AnshikaKumari, class IX, Naval’s Academy, Mohanpur “Distraction from studies is like chasing shadows; it leads you away from the brilliance of knowledge waiting to be discovered.If you get stuck, get away from your desk. Take a walk, go to sleep, make a pie, draw, listen to music, meditate, exercise; whatever you do, don’t just stick
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Hiti Pathak, Class IX, Naval’s Academy, Kushmi .Beyond the boundaries of traditional subjects lies a world of knowledge waiting to be explored, where passions and potential know no limits.”It not only imbibes our sense of sight, balance, movement, touch and hearing, but also lifts our logical minds – the traditional focus of modern education –
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Priyanshi Tiwari, Class IX, Navals Academy, Rapti Nagar Dummy school is not exactly and oxymoron is known as a historical mice market like Chandni Chowk and Sarojini has duplicated and dummy of authentic brand and now we have come for enough to create replicas of educational institutions Priyanshi Tiwari of Class IX from Rapti Nagar
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Jhanvi, Class IX, Naval’s Academy, Kushmi Stars in the sky will always glitter if we are not blinded by the erosion of our emotions, or hampered by our lack of interest and awarenessIt is like a closed book, waiting for the spark of curiosity to unlock its hidden wonders.”Jhanvi of Class IX from Kushmi branch
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Anshika Pandey, Class IX, Naval’s, Rapti Nagar Gurukul opens doors to new horizons of learning, where knowledge is nurtured with timeless values.”“At the new horizon of Gurukul, the teacher is a guide, and the student is an explorer of boundless knowledge. – Anshika Pandey of Class IX from Rapti Nagar branch speaks about the ‘NEW
Anshika Shukla, Class XI, Naval’s Academy, Rapti Nagar. The rising cases of student suicides are a heart-wrenching reminder that our educational system must prioritize not only academic excellence but also the emotional and mental well-being of our youth.” = Anshika Shukla of class 11 from Rapti Nagar branch is here to make us aware about
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