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ARTICLE WRITING ON PROBLEM OF INDISCIPLINE

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  Problem of Indiscipline Among Students Discipline plays an important role in shaping a student's character and future. It teaches responsibility, respect, and self-control. However, indiscipline among students has become a growing problem in many schools today. Indiscipline refers to the failure to follow rules and regulations. It can be seen in various forms such as disobeying teachers, disturbing classes, skipping school, bullying classmates, and damaging school property. Such behaviour not only affects the individual student but also creates problems for others. There are several reasons behind this issue. Lack of parental guidance, excessive use of mobile phones and social media, bad company, and academic stress are some of the major causes. In many cases, students do not receive proper moral education, which leads them to make poor decisions. The effects of indiscipline are serious. It disrupts the learning environment, lowers academic performance, and creates a negative atm...
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A WORK OF ARTIFICE CRITICAL APPRECIATION

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  1. Summary of the Poem “A Work of Artifice” presents a simple yet powerful image of a bonsai tree growing in a decorative pot. The poet begins by describing the natural potential of the tree. If left free, it could have grown eighty feet tall on a mountainside and faced natural forces like lightning. However, the tree has been deliberately pruned by a gardener, reducing it to only nine inches in height. The gardener trims the branches every day and speaks to the tree gently, telling it that being small, cozy, and weak is its natural state. He even tells the tree that it is fortunate to grow in a pot. These words are deceptive because they hide the truth: the tree has been artificially restricted. In the later part of the poem, the poet shifts focus from the bonsai tree to human beings, especially women. She suggests that just like the tree, people are also controlled and limited from an early age. The references to “bound feet,” “crippled brain,” and “hair in curlers” ind...
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MEGHALAYA STUDENTS MUST PASS ALL SIX SUBJECTS

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MEGHALAYA STUDENTS MUST PASS ALL SIX SUBJECTS   The Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBoSE) has announced that from the 2026–27 academic year, students must pass all six subjects to qualify in the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) examination. This change will not affect students appearing for the SSLC exams in the 2024–25 and 2025–26 academic years. It will also not apply to students who need to reappear for failed subjects in 2026–27 or later. The Board issued this notification in accordance with a letter from the Meghalaya Education Department (No. EDN.122/2024/12, dated 28 August 2024, Shillong), following Cabinet approval granted on 9 August 2024 for various examination reforms to be implemented from the 2024–25 academic year onward. According to the notification, the SSLC examination will be conducted twice in the same academic year. Starting from 2025, the First Main Examination will be held every year in February, followed by a Second Supplementary Examinat...
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THE HUMAN SEASONS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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THE HUMAN SEASONS CLASS-12 ALTERNATIVE ENGLISH QUESTIONS & ANSWERS ----------------------------------------------------------- 1. Compare the four seasons with human life.                                         OR Summarize the poem,  'The Human Seasons' . Answer:   In 'The Human Seasons', John Keats beautifully compares the four seasons of nature with the stages of human life. He begins by saying, “Four seasons fill the measure of the year; / There are four seasons in the mind of man,” showing that human life follows a natural cycle.                    Spring represents childhood. It is a time of freshness, curiosity, and joy, when the mind is open to new experiences, just as nature blooms with flowers. Summer stands for youth. This is the period of energy, passion, and growth, when a person expl...
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