Tips to be Organized
Let me start by telling you that you will find this article extremely useful and relevant. I have been practicing whatever I am suggesting in this article. I am Thrayee Radhakrishnan, studying in seventh grade and I love being organized. All my things are organized; from closets to pens to my day-to-day activities. Let me help you stay organized. Your study life mostly includes your study table. So, Let’s start organizing that.
Organize the supplies that you need several times a day
The first step is to collect all the pens you have on your table and then separate them into groups like pens that work, pens that do not work, sketch pens, brush pens, fine liners, ball pens, and gel pens. Organizing each of them into containers and arranging them neatly on your table is just a wonderful way to organize your pens. Your study table will look fantastic and colorful. Now that schooling is online, make sure that your textbooks and notebooks are handy. Make enough space for your device and space for you to take notes. This makes you motivated to study and learn.
Organize the other stationery supplies
You can organize your paper clips, post-its, stapler pins, and other small stationery items in a divided container. This way accessibility is faster and easier. This may give your table a very organized and wonderful look.
Reuse from discard.
Yes, We shouldn’t spend too much money on any decor or organizers for the study table. Creating your organizers from waste containers and wrappers ensures responsibility to the environment while saving money. Creating and organizing your table space and content, all by yourself, gives you a sense of achievement and ownership of the space.
DON’T FORGET THIS:
Prepare a TODO list daily so that you don’t forget your tasks. It’s a good habit to track your daily activities rather than depending on your parents to remind you.
The language and culture of any country play an important role in making people connect with other people and help in making a strong nation. Hindi is one of the oldest languages and is also the official language of our country. That is why Hindi Diwas is celebrated every year on September 14 to spread awareness about the importance of the Hindi language in the country.
Hindi Diwas is celebrated by the students in Ekya schools through a special assembly with lots of recreational activities.
We, the students of Ekya School, Byrathi campus, celebrated this special day with a lot of enthusiasm; despite it being a virtual event on Zoom.
The program started off with an introduction covering the importance of Hindi Diwas by the students of Grade 9, Grade 6, and Grade 4. We all learned the first few words of Hindi in Grade 1. This year, all the little children of Grade 1 introduced themselves in Hindi. They also sang poems in Hindi. Watching the little ones of Grade 1 perform with so much energy and zeal made everyone smile.
This was followed by a fun quiz for all the students. Grades 1 and 2 were put in one breakout room, 3 and 4 in another, 5 and 6 in the next, and 7-9 in the last breakout room.
In my breakout room, we played a quiz about general knowledge of Hindi. Some questions included - ‘Which song was the movie Prem Ratan Dhan Payo named after?’
After we came back from the breakout session, 4th grader Drisha performed a dance on a song on our ‘rashtrabhasha’, Hindi, which was really beautiful.
The event ended with Grade 9 students who performed a skit on the importance of the Hindi language.
The importance of the Hindi language was highlighted in various ways in this event. It was indeed a fun and learning experience for the students of Ekya Byrathi.
“The influence of teachers extends beyond the classroom, well into the future.” This quote by F. Sionil Jose highlights the importance of teachers in people’s lives. A large part of our world view, our ethics, our values can be attributed to our teachers who taught and mentored us in our formative years. In India, Teachers’ Day is a way of showing gratitude towards teachers.
This year, as we have virtual schooling, Ekya Schools celebrated Teachers’ Day a little differently. On Book Nook, our very own digital library, our team of librarians, had posted a discussion where students were given a free hand in expressing their gratitude by way of audio videos, e-cards, and thank you notes.
We are delighted to share that we received over 500 responses from our students for their teachers.
Below are some snapshots of their messages. Their words of appreciation made our teachers feel so special. These lovely messages go a long way in encouraging our teachers in doing their best for our student community.
PRIMARY SCHOOL
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