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When John Keats died 200 years ago, on February 23, 1821, he was just 25-year-old. Despite his short life, he is still considered one of the finest poets in the English language. Yet in addition to masterpieces such as Ode to a Nightingale and To Autumn, Keats’ legacy includes a remarkable concept: what he called “negative capability.” The idea – which centres on suspending judgment about something in order to learn more about it – remains as vital today as when he first wrote about it. Keats lost most of his family members to an infectious disease, tuberculosis, that would take his own life. In the same way, the Covid-19 pandemic turned the worlds of many people upside down, the poet had developed a deep sense of life’s uncertainties. Keats  was born in London in 1795 . His father died in a horse-riding accident when Keats was eight-year-old, and his mother died of tuberculosis when he was 14-year-old. As a teenager, he commenced medical studies, first as an apprentice to a local surg

 

 

Teaching practice Climate change is not a hysteria. It's a fact 

 

 

 Understanding the Arctic habitat through a virtual field trip Students traveled to the Arctic virtually to take a deep dive into that region’s unique ecosystem encouraging them to seek knowledge to fulfill their learning needs.   AddThis Sharing Buttons       By TelanganaToday | Published: 11th Feb 2021 6:00 pm Palavi Model School Bowenpally organised a virtual field trip to the Arctic – from Greenland to Alaska for the students of class VI on February 10. The students were transported through the magic of technology to witness the annual polar migration, investigate the Arctic habitat, and explore the lives and careers of the people that work and live in the polar region.   Students travelled to the Arctic virtually to take a deep dive into that region’s unique ecosystem encouraging them to seek knowledge to fulfill their learning needs. Field trips bring a real-world perspective to the material being studied. Besides, learners often find tools and resources that are useful in the

  According to Daily Mail, since 2020, every day is taking less than 24 hours Scientists believe that Earth may be spinning faster than it has in over 50 years owing to the change in the speed of the earth’s rotation, which has increased over the last 5 decades. Several scientists have spoken about the unusual phenomenon, with some pointing out that this past year saw some of the shortest days ever recorded. Let’s read about the phenomenon and its reasons behind it… According to Daily Mail, since 2020, every day is taking less than 24 hours.According to the researchers, the Earth has completed its revolutions around its axis milliseconds quicker than average. The planet’s rotation varies slightly all the time depending upon the variations in atmospheric pressure, winds, ocean currents, and the movement of the core. As per the international timekeepers, who use ultra-accurate atomic clocks to meter out the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), our blue planet took 1.4602 milliseconds shorte

  By  TelanganaToday   |   Annapurna Rallabandi   |   Published:  21st Feb 2021   7:13 pm Everyone has adopted the new normal means, students to computers and teachers to online teaching. It’s obvious that teaching methods are more effective and vibrant face to face but the new normal introduced us to online teaching. It’s not about what one is teaching it’s all about how one is teaching and how that is perceived, understood. The foundation for the level of understanding of the concept is laid by a proper lesson plan. Here are few insights about how a lesson plan must be designed keeping in mind the new wave teaching methods. The basic concept of an effective lesson plan is determined by- how effectively the time is used and how much content is learnt by the students? Keeping the fundamentals aside, the next motto is self-evaluation which includes questions like, what do I want my students to learn? What could be done to instil the concept into their minds? Later, the teacher must also

                                             PEER TEACHING LESSON PLAN   3 Name of the student teacher: ROSHINI S RAJ Name of the School:                                                                                                       Std: Name of the Subject: English                                                                                   Strength: Name of the Unit: Share and Care                                                                                 Date: Name of the Subunit: Solitude (Poem)                                                                       Period: Theme:   human values and happiness.                                                                    Duration: Area: Feast…Pain Content Analysis: The poem, “Solitude” by Ella Wheeler Wilcox is about the relationship between the individual and the outside world. The stanza shows how happiness should be found from oneself. And the

  PEER TEACHING LESSON PLAN   2 Name of the student teacher: ROSHINI S RAJ Name of the College:                                                                                                       Std: Name of the Subject: English                                                                                   Strength: Name of the Unit: Share and Care                                                                                 Date: Name of the Subunit: Solitude (Poem)                                                                       Period: Theme:   human values and happiness.                                                                    Duration: Area: Rejoice… gall Content Analysis: The poem, “Solitude” by Ella Wheeler Wilcox is about the relationship between the individual and the outside world. The stanza shows how the world at large reacts to positivity and negativity. Learning Outcomes: The l