Classwork Exercise and Series (Geography-SS1): Eclipse, Dawn and Twilight

Definition of Eclipse Eclipse is formed when the three bodies- sun, earth and the moon are in straight line during movement f the earth. The moon revolves round the earth once in every twenty seven days (a month), the earth and the moon travel together, making a complete movement around the sun once in a

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Girl Talk: The Most Embarrassing Period Moments and How to Deal With Them

Periods are totally normal, and you should never be embarrassed about getting yours! I mean, we’re not saying you should shout that you have your period from the rooftops, but you definitely shouldn’t be embarrassed about getting it in the first place. That said, there are some embarrassing things that can happen while you’re on

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The 3 Most Common Note-Taking Mistakes Students Make

Note taking is a skill that every student will take into their careers. Whether you’re in meetings, participating in brainstorming sessions, or making annotations during reading, notes are an effective way of learning, retaining, and recalling ideas and concepts. This article talks about the three notable mistakes most students make when taking notes in the

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Classwork Exercise and Series (Literature In English- SS2): Arms and the man

 Arms and the man Themes The scenario of a soldier escaping from a dreadful battle after three days of being under intense exhausted, starving and being pursued is heart- rendering. It is also  the lot of  a real soldier, but Bernard shaw douses this tension with comic dialogue of sativage  the romantic notions about war

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The simple trick that ensures your earphones will NEVER get tangled again!

It’s the bane of any avid music listeners; headphones seemingly always become tangled when they’re stored in a pocket, bag or elsewhere. But the mystery of headphones tangling might finally be solved thanks to a study that suggests a workable solution. Physicist Robert Matthews from Aston University in Birmingham says that clipping the two earbuds

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