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May 2023
Teaching is an ongoing and continuous learning process to facilitate the learning workshops should be an essential part of school curriculums to keep teachers motivated, refreshed, and up to date. A well-organized and well-implemented workshop can improve teaching practices student engagement, and ultimately, student outcomes.
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Feb 2023
International School | Aaryan Baadkar
Since its inception students all over the world did not enjoy math, however, after watching the news about a teenager who made millions of dollars by selling his website students suddenly want to pursue computer science.
16
Feb 2022
International School | Dr. G. Nagashree
Throughout the world, Covid-19 infection and pandemic conditions led to isolation and social distancing strategies to protect from the risk of infection.
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Jul 2021
International School | Ms. Jiya Chhabria
The overnight shift of academics to virtual format last year had led many to wonder about the role of a teacher. This is so because in the digital age information is available anytime and anywhere.
10
May 2021
International School | Krish Gada
We know that there are four fundamental forces: gravity, electromagnetism, weak nuclear force, and strong nuclear force[1]. And these forces are made up of subatomic particles called the “Vector Bosons”[2].
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Mar 2021
International School | Ms. Shamsha Syed
It was the beginning of our online classes, I was worried and anxious how the virtual classes would be.
12
Feb 2021
International School | Ms. Gayle D’Souza
2020 has been the most infamous year that tossed everyone from the frying pan into the fire. The cherished break you were looking for turned into an unending nightmare.
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Jan 2021
International School | Sangeeta Guruswami Natrajan
Have you felt the first warmth of the sun on a winter morning? It caresses you with gentleness and surrounds you with an aura of joy. Such is the joy of Reading! Reading is a journey from a blissful euphoria to a desperate misery.
13
Jan 2021
International School | Vivaan Tasker
I am proud of being an MRV student where every student at MET Rishikul Vidyalaya has been directly or indirectly involved in social service which has been introduced to create a sense of awareness and sensitivity towards issues which fuels disparity.
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Dec 2020
International School | Ms. Maya Iyer
The Corona Virus has resulted in schools shut all across the world. Globally, over 1.2 billion children are out of the classroom. As a result, education has changed dramatically, with the distinctive rise of e-learning, whereby teaching is undertaken remotely and on digital platforms.
10
Nov 2020
International School | Zara Vaz, Roshan Sukheja
Maintaining public health is tenacious in many developing countries including India. We are surrounded by daffy traditions, ideologies and stigma that are tough to eradicate. Public Health issues can be triggered in two simple yet major ways: poor sanitation and personal hygiene.
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Dec 2019
International Studies | Dr. Seema Tatwawadi
Education is the only seed that can reap growth in its true sense, where human beings’ existence depends on their understanding of the importance of life and its ways of sustenance.
15
Nov 2019
International School | Dr. G. Nagashree
Taking forward the tradition of green and sustainable initiatives in MRV students reached out to another set of community members.
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Oct 2019
International School | Dr. G. Nagashree
Students of MET Rishikul Vidyalaya performed a Street Play based on Water Conservation, today, at one of Mumbai’s busiest churches, the St. Michael’s Church, Mahim.
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Aug 2019
International School | Vivaan Tasker
India suffers from water shortage for irrigation and drinking despite the fact that many big rivers, some of them perennial rivers, flow through some parts of India. In the south there is the Krishna, Godavari, Cauvery and other rivers.
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