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emo-philosopher · 8 months

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IGCSE

Heyy everyone

So did CIE's IGCSE and *hair flip* got an A* in all my subjects.

So yeah I'm just tryna help. Fr.

Now listen u dont need to get an A* to be happy with ur grades. If those are ur goals then u go girl. If those are not u still go girl.

But my mum always says "Always aim higher than what u can get. Then you will reach the farthest u can go. Now go make another omelette for me."

Now a major thing I would do before an exam is open a candidate response, the qp, the ms and the examiner report.

Do each question, check with the markscheme, check the candidate response and assess where u are and then the examiner report.

I love this so much: https://paper.sc/

Examiner reports are a really underrated resource and are REALLY HELPFUL.

Use the 'IGCSE' reddit and discord server

IGCSE Notes – Soumya Pandey

Here are some of the resources I used and each subject tips

Maths:

Past papers past papers past pAPERS PAST PAPERS PAST PA-

Girl i cant tell u enough

Also makes sure to learn all the calculator tricks including the linear equations one, differentiation (the only ones I can think off the top of my head)

Make sure to practice past papers have good time management. Calm down during the exam. It'll all be fine.

(trust me i went and got bangs cause i was depressed about the way i wrote the exam and here we are)

Sciences:

Use the examiner report tip. Always always use the syllabus of each subject. And ofc past papers

Skill for Science Packs - Google Drive

Bio:

Drives:

IGCSE Biology (0610) notes from MS - Google Drive

bio

Chem:

Heather Houston - YouTube

IGCSE all chemical tests - YouTube

Drives:

chm

0620 Chemistry – Google Drive

Phy:

physics resources

Business:

Bs is one of the easist subjects cause of the repeated questions and the low thresholds. If there is one subject u wanna chose for fun let it be BS or EVM

EVM:

Smallest syllabus ever

Just do past papers you'll be fine

Ik everyone says that but thats cause its true

The same advice goes to ICT. Like the practicals are the easiest shit u can think of but a big mistake that people do is forget theory.

Study for theory and u get good marks.

English (1st language) :

My fav subject in IGCSE

It was sooo good

Always choose descriptive its just easier to score in

Go read books from good authors like Madelline Miller, Katherine Arden, and Ocean Vuong. Get phrases that u really like and copy them into a word document. Go through it before the exam and use it in the writing

You can also use: https://www.descriptionari.com/

Examiners' Secrets: Descriptive Writing (Mr Salles) - YouTube

Paper 1 video

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AND THATS ALL

To everyone doing their GCSE's

All the best

Just remember that it isnt everything. Year 10 and 11 is all about finding urself and having the time of ur life. I sure as hell did. And at the end of the day these results dont matter half as much as u think. Its not that they're not important. Its just that there are more important things in the world.

Go live ur best life before the A level train hits.

#igcse #cie #caie #igcse links #igcse tips #igcse A*#gcse #year 11 #A*#fr go enjoy

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horrorlesbians · 1 year

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ok so I randomly remembered this short story I had to write on a few years ago at school and it’s quite will graham/abigail core come to think of it. It’s called night by alice munro and it’s in the igcse english anthology which I found as a pdf if that’s something that you’d be interested in reading? it’s about a girl in the 1940s who gets her appendix (and a small tumour) removed and seemingly as a result develops insomnia and intrusive thoughts about killing her sister. it’s very well written and the conversation she has with her father is quite touching

oooh I love the sound of that! if you have the pdf on you dm me the link please!!

#written in blood #or if it won’t let you send it via tumblr I can give you my discord

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dripisdaidiot · 5 months

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Introduction!

Hello! Hope you're having a great day, I'm going to share some information about myself here. Well, actually, I'm placing all that I feel comfortable sharing, right here.

Carrd, Pronouns.page

This Tumblr Blog:

I will post:

Drawings (I’m not an artist though)

Videos (Mainly shitposts)

IRLs (Pictures or videos, rarely)

Vents (Light ones, no heavy vents)

Reblogs (Seldomly, to avoid cluttering)

Blog Tags:

#dripping rambles - Unimportant rambles.

#dripis updates - Updates, usually some changes.

#drip dumps - Works and creations.

#dripirl - IRL stuffs, off-fandom. (I will tag them with #IRL for a more broad block)

Use Conditions of my Works:

All of my work are completely free to use! No permission or credit needed. However, please re-credit credited people within the post. However, you may not use them for hate or NSFW content. You can remove my watermark if you want to. Though you can simply request a watermark-free version from me. I'm happy to provide one.

Direct reposts to other sites are also fine, just add the source. Reposts as in directly posting the entire or portion of a work on another social media platform with no creative elements added. Permission also not needed, only credit.

About Me: (All that ‘Didn't Ask’ things)

General Info:

I'm a 16-year-old Asian. Birthday on 27th Sep. In school. Currently in Hong Kong, GMT+8.

I was born in mainland China, but was put in an international kindergarten, so my better language is actually English. I can still communicate in Chinese, but my fluency is mediocre.

Studies:

Pursuing medical or psychiatric studies. Absolutely love biology and chemistry. Currently studying for IGCSEs. Will do IBDP for sixth form, much less time in the future ;).

Taking CS50x. Self and informal study in multi-media arts, fuelled purely by my almost nonexistent passion.

Current academic subjects (IGCSE)

First Language English (0500)

Chinese as a Second Language (0523)

Mathematics (0580)

Biology (0610)

Chemistry (0620)

Physics (0625)

Economics (0455)

Fun fact: This Tumblr blog, although mainly a hobby, is sort of a preparation to be filled in my IB CAS.

Random Info:

I'm a massive introvert and have extreme social anxiety :). I'm trying to open up by using social medias. I’m open to little chats and I can help with anything related to editing.

I’m on the aro/ace spectrum. However, I’m not heavily invested into the LGBTQ community. I would prefer to avoid such topics. I do not know much about these.

I mainly use LumaFusion for editing, all of the newer “animations” are done in LumaFusion. Some older videos are made using InShot, which is similar to CapCut. I also have some experience with DaVinci Resolve, but still a novice.

Do Not Interacts:

I guess I should add these? So basically…

Pro-shippers

NSFW Posters

Pedophiles

Zoophiles

LGBTQ phobic

Meh, bad manners or dark humour are completely fine for me. You can be a boor to me, or even send death threats to me, I most likely wouldn’t care, except being worried about your mental wellbeing. But just don’t be an asshole to people around me, that’s taking things too far.

Links:

Youtube, Reddit, Steam, Twitter (Inactive), BiliBili (Reposts)

#pinned post #dripis updates

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ian-lythe · 2 years

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Hello :) how about 15 and 16?

15) why did you start writing? (Link to the prompt list)

Cliché as it may be, I started writing because of english class. Not sure if it was cause of the curriculum but every year in middle school we’d have a writing exam/project called “The Big Write.” They’d give us a sheet of paper where we’d have to write a short story or follow a prompt. Fast forward a couple of years and writing a short narrative piece was part of my IGCSE English as a First Language exam. From then it kind off stuck with me, as a way to destress and express myself. Eventually it came to be as prominent as reading within my life.

The final push for publishing an online story was my introduction to the world of interactive fiction. I grasped for that thread, so to speak, my connection to people sharing love for writing, characters and stories. So yeah, middle school might not have been the best years of life but I still thank the English teachers who fostered my love for literature and how to communicate where my voice fails.

16) are there any characters who haunt you?

Gus Anderson and Jack Miller from Michelle Paver’s “Dark Matter.” Detective Jacob Morris from Grimnoir by ProP. Without spoiling much of the books and stories, their stories really hit close to home and have been one of the few instances where I have physically cried over a piece of media.

Needless to say their stories catch me off guard on a good day and I end up having to write angst to compensate for a heartache caused by fictional men.

Thank you for the question!.

#God they all deserved better #still bitter about Dark Matter's ending #Will probably sob later in the day #Q&A #interactive fiction #TMD #The Masked Defenders

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homeschoolinginindia · 2 years

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Homeschooling in India: Concept, Curriculum & More

The coronavirus outbreak ushered in what may be the world's fastest-growing trend in homeschooling. Many parents have decided to continue guiding their children for education themselves, even after schools have reopened post-pandemic and vaccines have become widely available.

Homeschooling allows parents and guardians to direct their children's overall development outside of the confines of formal education. Parents decide what and how their children are taught, and they are not required to follow any school board's curriculum. In India, parents have the option of not enrolling their children in school or withdrawing their children from school if the school's approach does not fulfil their child's needs.

The homeschooling concept in India

The notion was developed in India for children with special needs who require additional parental assistance. Many parents experimented with the idea as concerns about a rigorous schooling system arose. Other factors include concerns about bullying, child abuse, ineffective teaching methods, and children's desire to pursue careers other than academics.

Homeschooling has been supported by edtech companies that carry the curricula of various educational boards like ICSE, IGCE, Cambridge, etc. While most parents use homeschooling online platforms to assist their children understand a variety of concepts, they avoid restricting their children to the curricula.

The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act of 2009 mandates that all children complete eight years of formal education, although it does not mention any other options.

Proof of competence is required for homeschooled students to be eligible for higher education in India. This can be accomplished by taking the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) exams, which provide Open Basic Education to children aged 14 and up. Children can take A, B, and C level exams, similar to Classes 3, 5, and 7, or Secondary Education Course and Senior Secondary Course exams, which are equivalent to Classes 10 and 12. They can also take the Cambridge Assessment International Examination's International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) (CAIE). Children are eligible for college entrance after passing any of these tests.

With the growing popularity of homeschooling in India, open education and learning have become more formalized to ensure that students receiving this type of education do not fall behind. Major academic institutions, both domestic and international, have joined this learning alternative. The two influential organizations linked with homeschooling in India are listed below.

The concept of open schooling

The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) is an open learning board in India that allows students to continue their education at home. This board enables parents to homeschool their children and complete significant exams such as class 10th and 12th exams. Students must register with the board, and the certification acquired through the board's tests is equivalent to that of any other board in the country. It provides education at many levels and places a strong emphasis on vocational learning and formal education.

The International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is an internationally recognized qualification for homeschooled students. It is held in the 10th grade and has many phases to assess a child's learning from the beginning to the end. Candidates can sit for the exam as private candidates and acquire a globally recognized qualification.

The admission process of learning from home

The decision to learn from home is the first step because there are further stages to take after you've decided on an educational path. The procedure for applying to learn from home in India is detailed here.

Approach a school that permits pupils to apply as a private candidate. The school should be affiliated with one of the open learning boards and be one of the open learning from home platforms and provide students the opportunity to continue their education in their choice of time.

After that, the main focus is on determining whether to teach yourself or hire a private teacher.

The child can comfortably pursue their schooling while also focusing on developing their talents in other disciplines.

Benefits of Homeschooling in India

Homeschooling or learning from home provides the room and scope to develop and foster a child's potential when the traditional education sector becomes increasingly rigid and inflexible. Some of the advantages of homeschooling that you should be aware of are listed below:

It allows parents to tailor their children's academic learning, allowing them to develop their talents.

The child has a better comprehension and stronger conceptual underpinnings due to paying more attention to details.

The kid's requirements can be considered, and milestones can be established to allow the youngster to develop at their own rate without being rushed.

It provides the flexibility and freedom to pursue one's passion and thrive at it.

Because it has become more regimented, it does not cause a child to fall behind and is comparable to any other form of education.

Parents who homeschool their children believe that as India begins to value uniqueness, homeschooling will become more popular. These homeschools are now centered in urban areas such as Pune, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Delhi, and Chennai. Make sure it's accredited by an agency recognised by the government or your state. Not all programs are accredited in every state, so check! Many schools list their accreditation status on the home page of their websites and in marketing materials. Having said that, 21K School is India’s leading online school that offers transparent quality education, regardless of the situation and location. It is a recognised and accredited K-12 School offering Indian, American and British Curriculum online for students aged 3 to 18 years in India and abroad. The online model allows learning from anywhere and hence also allows parents to evaluate their child’s progress from anywhere and at any time. Visit today to enrol.

#homeschooling in india #online homeschooling #learning from home #e-learning

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likedogwithablogbutnotadog · 10 days

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19-04-2024 6:34-7:11

ThankYou

hey, good evening ma'am :3

y'know i actually wanted to get you some cake, i realized i never really did anything for your birthday which kinda sucks but oh well, we can't all get what we want, instead, take this emoji 🎂 and the idea of a cake, after all, it's the thought that counts.

you asked me what my favorite class was and at the time i couldn't recall (moyaimoment 🗿) but i did some thinking and three particular things came to mind, well, to classes and one assignment thing.

i remember that time you took us down and had us sit near the football ground and just write descriptives, i loved descriptives, thank you for showing me how to do that. another "class" i loved was that time you had us write to each other, it was something around the end of ninth grade where you had us, well, write about each other on this one piece of paper and you'd do the same for all of us, you know, i still have that paper in a corner in my drawer, it means a lot to me. my favorite assignment in my entire student life was, by far, that time you had us write that really long thing, i dug deep and put and connected thoughts in a way that i'm proud of now, thank you for that, thank you for giving me the opportunity to think in a way i hadn't really before, learn about myself, and make a genuinely good piece of work that i can be proud of to this day (rule of three :O) here's the link to it if you'd like to read it, https://docs.google.com/document/d/103lOm91Wt7haJLsjcm-CyH9w4IRK510sPAklH0B_4IY/edit?usp=sharing

NOW THAT THATS OUT OF THE WAY

can i just say thank you, i think, if i personally had the choice to do it all again, i would, i would a million times over, in a heartbeat, without a second thought and that's because well, everything thats happened has led me to where i am now no? i'm pretty happy right now.

thank you, you've had a genuine effect on me as a person and i don't think ill ever forget you. thank you for being there and thank you for being probably the best teacher i've ever had.

dude, im so freaking lucky to have had you as my teacher, really, thank you for being my teacher.

thank you.

I'M NOW GOING TO SHARE MY FAVORITEST SONG EVER WITH YOU AND IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT, I'M GOING TO TAKE EVERYTHING I JUST TYPED DOWN BACK https://open.spotify.com/track/4v1uXnRP235cDKXHuYXR61?si=93f595f3e9704098 ultimately, by khai dreams

p.s. wow i was NOT in a good place when i made my last entry, that's crazy bro

p.p.s. (post-postscript) if at any time on your hippie experience, you'd like to talk to some 17-year-old boy you taught igcse english to, i'd love nothing more than to be that person.

really. thank you.

p.p.p.s. (post-post-postscript) the lack of capital letters is a choice, i'm like e.e. cummings like that

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onlinemarketingbangalore · 2 months

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A Comprehensive Guide to Selecting Top IB and IGCSE Schools in Electronic City

Embarking on the journey to find the perfect educational institution for your child is a significant step towards shaping their future. For families residing in Electronic City and seeking an international education, the International Baccalaureate (IB) and the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) stand out as exemplary curriculums designed to cultivate inquiring, knowledgeable, and caring individuals. However, navigating through the options to discover the best IGCSE schools near Bannerghatta Road or the premier IB schools in Electronic City demands a deep dive into several pivotal factors.

Essential Criteria for Choosing an IB or IGCSE School

Academic Excellence and Curriculum Design: Opt for a curriculum that is not only globally acknowledged but challenges students intellectually, promoting a passion for learning and an environment that nurtures inquiry and critical reflection.

Faculty Expertise and Passion: The caliber of education is directly linked to the faculty's expertise. Seek out schools with faculty members who are not just academically qualified but are also enthusiastic about teaching and capable of fostering a dynamic learning environment.

State-of-the-Art Infrastructure: Exceptional learning experiences are often facilitated by cutting-edge facilities, including modern laboratories, comprehensive libraries, and spacious, technology-equipped classrooms. Equally important are robust sports and arts amenities for students' all-around growth.

Supportive Learning Environment: Top schools offer extensive support services, such as counseling, special education assistance, and a plethora of extracurricular activities, ensuring every student's needs and interests are addressed.

International Exposure: In our interconnected world, exposure to diverse cultures and global perspectives is invaluable. Schools offering international exchange programs, overseas trips, and platforms like Model United Nations (MUN) are preparing students for global citizenship.

Proven Academic Track Record: A school's history of academic achievements, including examination results and alumni successes, speaks volumes about its quality.

Values and Community Spirit: Institutions that cultivate a sense of belonging and instill core values such as empathy, integrity, and respect significantly impact students' personal growth.

Convenient Location: For residents of Electronic City, choosing a school in close proximity or well-connected areas like Bannerghatta Road can ease the daily commute, benefiting both students and parents.

Showcasing Excellence: Distinguishing Features of Leading IB and IGCSE Schools

While specifics may vary, parents should prioritize visiting schools, interacting with faculty, and consulting with fellow parents to identify the institution that aligns best with their child's educational needs and family values. The ideal schools excel not only academically but also in creating nurturing environments where students can flourish both personally and socially.

Innovation in Education

Premier IB and IGCSE schools in Electronic City are characterized by their forward-thinking educational methods. Embracing project-based learning, technological integration, and an emphasis on critical thinking and problem-solving equips students for both academic and real-world success.

Character Development Focus

Beyond academics, exceptional schools emphasize character building, guiding students towards understanding the importance of leadership, empathy, and community engagement. These experiences are crucial in molding individuals ready to contribute positively to society.

Future-Ready Learning

In an era of rapid change, preparing students for the future is critical. The finest IB and IGCSE schools in Electronic City offer a curriculum that is academically rigorous and relevant, ensuring students develop essential skills such as adaptability, teamwork, and digital literacy, positioning them for success in the 21st century and beyond.

In summary, choosing the right IB or IGCSE school in Electronic City involves a multifaceted analysis of various factors. By prioritizing the above criteria, parents can make an informed decision that best supports their child's educational journey and overall development. The ultimate aim is to foster not just academically successful individuals, but also well-rounded, globally-minded citizens.

#IGCSE School In Electronic City #best IGCSE schools near Bannerghatta road #best school in bangalore

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hayingsang · 2 months

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What I read in 2023

2023 was a funny year for reading. I didn’t finish that many books – just 43 altogether, including one I read twice, and only one of them in Chinese.

There were various reasons for this. One was that among the books I did read were Ulysses and almost all of The Brothers Karamazov, both long, slow reads. I loved The Brothers Karamazov (my note on it here) – among the most fantastic tales I’ve ever read (actually reread – this was the second time round). Ulysses I also liked a lot. I wouldn’t go as far as Anthony Burgess, who in the blurb on the back declares it to be the greatest novel of the 20th century, but it’s one of them. It also laid down a standard for experimentation which more writers since Joyce should have tried to surpass; reading it made me think how conservative 99% of novelists are.

Another reason for my low books-finished total was that a good part of my reading time was spent on four text books – for International Baccalaureate physics and IGCSE physics, chemistry and biology – all part of trying to get a handle on what two of my kids were meant to be learning, and none of which I actually finished (though I did finish the IGCSE trio a few days ago; I’ll add a note on them soon). All four required close attention, frequent rereading of definitions and dense paragraphs. If it hadn’t been for the Internet and especially many YouTube videos, I wouldn’t have been able to handle the IB book; the IGCSE ones were more my level. I think I could pass all three subjects, though I wouldn’t score particularly highly.

As for the Chinese, I did read most of another book and spent more time reading news. But I also took a bit of a break. And the one book I did read, Selected Essays by Zhou Zuoren, was tough going (as I noted here).

As in 2022, I didn’t manage to keep up my 2021 practice of writing around 250 words on each book I read – again, I’ll blame my textbook reading. The ones I did have links. This year I’m going to give it another go.

The standouts

Non-fiction

Odd Arne Westad, The Cold War – a tremendous global history of the 1945-90 period.

Pamela Kyle Crossley, The Manchus – the unlikely people behind China’s last imperial dynasty.

Timothy Snyder, Bloodlands – the terrible history of Ukraine and the other lands around it from the 1930s to just after the end of the second world war.

EB Sledge, With the Old Breed – a Marine’s experiences on two islands in the second world war.

Napoleon Chagnon, Noble Savages – an anthropologist in the Amazon in the 1960s whose findings upset a lot of other anthropologists.

John Gribbin, The Reason Why – that intelligent life exists at all is miraculous; we should care about it (ie, us) a little more.

Bas van Bavel, The Invisible Hand? – why markets can’t be the answer when they make people rich and powerful.

Colleen Carney & Jack Edinger, Insomnia and Anxiety – a book that has made me sleep better and worry less.

Fiction (aside from Ulysses and The Brothers Karamazov)

Mohsin Hamid, The Last White Man – a masterpiece in just 180 pages.

Annie Ernaux, A Man’s Place/The Years/A Woman’s Story/“I Remain in Darkness” – more than worthy of the Nobel prize.

Honorary mentions

Vaclav Smil, Energy and Civilization – Smil is right: energy underpins everything (though it’s not the only thing).

Chris Miller, Chip War – exactly how books should be written about big, important topics.

The list in full

Patricia Lockwood, no one is talking about this (I loathed this book)

Mohsin Hamid, The Last White Man

Sean Carroll, Something Deeply Hidden

Charles Yu, How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe

Odd Arne Westad, The Cold War

Fyodor Dostoyevsky, The Brothers Karamazov, I

Frank Fraser Darling, Island Years

Milo Beckman, Math Without Numbers

Chris Bernhardt, Quantum Computing for Everyone

David Morgan, The Mongols

Doris Lessing, Ben in the World

Annie Ernaux, A Man’s Place

Doris Lessing, The Fifth Child

Avram Alpert, The Good-enough Life

Joseph Angelo, Gaseous Matter

Cormac McCarthy, The Passenger

Vaclav Smil, Energy and Civilization

Chris Miller, Chip War

Cormac McCarthy, Stella Maris

Annie Ernaux, The Years

Bruce Dickson, The Dictator’s Dilemma

Napoleon Chagnon, Noble Savages

Annie Ernaux, A Woman’s Story

Annie Ernaux, “I Remain in Darkness”

Isaac Asimov, I, Robot

Nicole Perlroth, This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends

Pamela Kyle Crossley, The Manchus

Timothy Snyder, Bloodlands

Jin Keyu, The New China Playbook

Ursula Le Guin, Gifts

EB Sledge, With the Old Breed

Ackbar Abbas, Hong Kong: Culture and the Politics of Disappearance

Frank Dikotter, China After Mao

Catherine Lacey, Pew

James Joyce, Ulysses

John Gribbin, The Reason Why

Christine Brooke-Rose, Amalgamemnon

Zhou Zuoren 周作人, Selected Essays 散文選

Bas van Bavel, The Invisible Hand

Shibani Mahtani & Timothy McLaughlin, Among the Braves

Colleen Carney & Jack Edinger, Insomnia and Anxiety

Ursula Le Guin, Gifts

Wang Xiaobo, Wang in Love and Bondage

For the record

I never got round to posting What I read in 2022 until two days ago. It’s here – just the bare list.

#books #reading

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physicsmentors · 3 months

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Mastering Physics: Your Personalized Online Journey to Success

A lot of the time, physics is the subject that stands out as both interesting and hard in school. Online classes have changed the way schools work because they let students learn physics in their own way, from the comfort of their own homes. This is because teachers know how important it is to give each student their own help.

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They can get help from an online IGCSE Physics tutor in the UK to fill in the blanks, clear up any questions, and feel better about their physics skills. By using new ways to teach and fun things, these teachers give their students everything they need to do well on IGCSE Physics. This makes sure that students can easily move on to more difficult stages of schoolwork.

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panbai-international-school · 3 months

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Unlocking the Culinary and Nutritional Wonders at Panbai International School

A Journey to Excellence: Panbai International School, The Place Where Learning Has No Limits

Explore the world of education reimagined by Panbai International School - a bright spot of academic excellence and a prestigious recognition as the best international school in Mumbai. It is renowned for its superiority in IGCSE educational programs; Panbai International School stands high as a symbol of the latest technology and commitment to developing bright minds.

Navigating the Gastronomic Landscape at Panbai

Embarking on a Culinary Odyssey

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