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"learner and pedagogue" To be yourself in a world constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment. “I am under-graduated in BSc. physics. I loved working with school students and managing and growing different ECA/CCA-related programs. Firstly I started my Teaching career with my own SEE graduated fromKhairahani Secondary School, then after Glow shine Academy and Now I am the ECA in charge of Capital Foundation College(Unique Academy)

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Sample question papers of compulsory subjects of class 12 1) Mandatory Nepali 2) Compulsory English 3) Social studies and life skills education 4) Mathematics

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- January 16, 2022

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Why does Ukraine matter?

- February 24, 2022

In case you don’t get it… For those who ask: “Why does Ukraine matter?” This is why Ukraine matters: It is the second-largest country in Europe by land volume and has a population of over 40 million - more than Poland. Ukraine ranks: 1st in Europe in proven recoverable reserves of uranium ores; 2nd place in Europe and 10th place in the world in terms of titanium ore reserves; 2nd place in the world in terms of explored reserves of manganese ores (2.3 billion tons, or 12% of the world's reserves); 2nd largest iron ore reserves in the world (30 billion tons); 2nd place in Europe in terms of mercury ore reserves; 3rd place in Europe (13th place in the world) in shale gas reserves (22 trillion cubic meters) 4th in the world by the total value of natural resources; 7th place in the world in coal reserves (33.9 billion tons) Ukraine is an important agricultural country: 1st in Europe in terms of arable land area; 3rd place in the world by the area of black soil (25% of world's vol...

World Amazing Fact

- January 27, 2022

Electricity

- February 09, 2022

Electricity Current electricity is one of the important energy for the mankind. In our daily life we need it for different aspects. To avoid darkness at night we use electric lamps. To operate radio, T.V, telephone, computer or other electric appliances, we need current electricity. Similarly electric heater, electric iron, electric motor, etc depend on current electricity. Electricity is essential to run the factories, and various industries. Source of electricity Equipments which generate current electricity are said to be the electric sources. Electricity can be obtained by different means. Some of them are discussed below. 1. Cell 2. Photo cell 3. Dynamo and generators 1. Cell: By some specific chemical reaction current electricity is produced in the cells. For example, we have dry cells or simple cells. We get current electricity by the chemical reaction inside them. Dry cells are generally used to operate the tourch light, small transistors...

Registration for National Science Olympiads 2022 is open

- January 23, 2022

Registration for National Science Olympiads 2022 is open! A few more days to go. Grab the opportunity to compete globally and make dynamic friend across the globe. Click to register: https://forms.gle/izbY5cVBzjwWFBy87 For more details: https://www.stemnepal.org/ https://www.facebook.com/stemfoundation

Heat as a source of energy

- January 25, 2022

Heat as a source of energy 1 What is energy? Ans: Energy is the ability to do work 1. What is source of energy? Ans: Source include natural gas, gasoline, coal and batteries etc form are called source of energy. Types of energy sources 1. What is renewable energy? Ans: source of energy those which are replaced after use them are called renewable energy. Hydro-Electricity, solar energy, energy from wind are the example of renewable energy. 2. What is Non-renewable energy? Ans: The source of energy are not replaced after their use called Non-renewable energy. Coal, petroleum and natural gas are an example of Non-renewable energy . Energy saving We use the energy for different purpose. But we do not care for keeping the sources for the future use. we know that non-renewable sources get depleted when they are often used 1. How to save the energy? Turn off u...

Exam routine of BBS, B.Sc, B.Ed and BA 1st year has been made public by the Examination Control Office, Balkhu.

- January 17, 2022

This program has been published for the information of all concerned as the examination of the candidates appearing for the regular examination in the first year of graduation from the 4 year Institute of Science and Technology will be conducted by Tribhuvan University, Examination Control Office, Balkhu in 2078 BS. Also, the examinee has to take the exam only after ascertaining the codes and subjects of which he / she has to appear for the examination.

Set class-5

- January 30, 2022

Empty Set The set is empty! This means that there are no elements in the set. This set is represented by ϕ (read as phi) or {}. An empty set is hence defined as: Definition: If a set doesn’t have any elements, it is known as an empty set or null set or void set. For e.g. consider the set, P = {x : x is a leap year between 1904 and 1908} Between 1904 and 1908, there is no leap year. So, P = ϕ. Notes,p= {x:x read as x such that x} . Singleton Set If a set contains only one element, then it is called a singleton set. For e.g. A = {x : x is an even prime number} B = {y : y is a whole number which is not a natural number} Finite Set In this set, the number of elements is finite. All the empty sets also fall into the category of finite sets. Definition: If a set contains no element or a definite number of elements, it is called a finite set. If the set is non-empty, it is called a non-empty finite set. Some examples of finite sets are: ...

short and quick trick of unit conversion of math and science

- February 25, 2022

QUANTUM PHYSICS FOR BEGINNERS

- January 15, 2022

QUANTUM PHYSICS FOR BEGINNERS If you want to understand "Quantum Physics" or "Quantum Mechanics" in an easy and simple way, then this E-book is for you. Quantum Physics for beginners, Available here: https://payhip.com/b/Y5OFx

Top 5 Online Apps and Tools for Teaching

- January 20, 2022

1- Nearpod The first app that proves ideal for livening up lessons , and made especially for teachers, is the one called Nearpod. This application allows teachers to present multimedia lessons that students can upload to their mobile devices. link nearpod.com (ios) / nearpod.com (Android) 2- Viper (Windows) The second app worth mentioning and proving suitable for teachers is the one called Viper. It is in fact a valid Windows application that contains ready-made themes which allow teachers to present them directly to pupils. link viper.en.softonic.com (Windows) 3 – Attendance The third app that proves effective for teachers, who have an Android device, is the one called Attendance. link Attendance (Google Play) 4 – TooNoisy The fourth app for teachers is a little bizarre, but in some ways useful; in fact, it is called TooNoisy. It was created to detect environmental noises and it can be used for both an Android device an...

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