MATHS BE LIKE
Real Numbers: No Problem
Polynomials: No Problem
Coordinate Geometry: No Problem
Trigonometry:
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

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MATHS BE LIKE
Real Numbers: No Problem
Polynomials: No Problem
Coordinate Geometry: No Problem
Trigonometry:
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A self- made, please do not copy.
A Paragraph highlighted from the Book: ‘Into the Wild’ by Jon Krakauer.
This non- fiction book is about the Travels of a young man, Chris McCandless, who wanted to stay away from the vicinity of the Human Civilization in the wild, where he would be in free contact with the Environment around him. Wherever he would go, he would change his name, in order to remain incognito. Not fully prepared for what he would encounter in the Alaskan wild (he only had a pair of boots, some clothes, a bag pack full of 25 pounds of rice, his camera, a .22 caliber hunting rifle and some ammo), he died because of starvation, about two weeks prior to when his body was found in a Fairbanks Bus no. 142 on the Stampede Trail. People criticize him for not being able to foretell the implications- he did some blunders, which led to insuperable problems.
Optimize your Work Management Skills with a Kanban Board!
As all the Essential Institutions like Educational and Transport have closed down due to the COVID- 19 Pandemic, Online Classes are being hosted for the First time in many Schools on common Video Conferencing Platforms, like: Google Meet (the most common), Skype and Zoom. With this, Assignments are also being posted daily, to keep the Students busy most of the Time. But, a major flaw that I have observed, is that the Teachers sometimes post the Work in an unorganized form, due to which, it becomes difficult for students to register it.
Most of the Students, as I have seen, maintain a To- do list, to help check their progress. But a To- do list is still not so effective, because sometimes, it can be really confusing and irritating. A simple, yet highly effective method, is a Kanban Board.
A Kanban Board, as its name suggests, is a board, which is divided into three segments, i.e., ‘Work To- Do’, ‘Work Doing’ and Completed Work’, or simply ‘Queued’, ‘Doing’ and ‘Done’. I have followed this method, and believe me, there is nothing more effective that a Kanban Board for Work Management!
You can make your own Kanban Board on your computer device, such as a laptop, mobile, or a desktop. Kanban Boards can also be made physically, but that is tedious. These are available online, and some of my favorite apps are- Scrumptious, Kanbie, and Trello. A Kanban simply works by:
1. Identify the Work you want to do,
2. Write down the Work under the ‘To- do’ Column,
3. When doing a work, drag the Card of that particular work under the Column, ‘Doing’,
4. When you have done that work, don’t forget to drag the Card under the ‘Done’ column;
5. At the End of the Day, you can see the work you did, and feel happy about it!
Personally, I like this because of its simplicity, which ensures that you do not get confused when you are working, and you can arrange your work neatly into different columns, which effectively saves your time. Another advantage you get by using a Kanban Board is that you can also check your efficiency by seeing the Amount of work you did in a particular time period.
I would really recommend using this technique, as it will help you to manage your work more effectively. You can download Kanban Board extensions for both your Chrome and Microsoft Edge Browser through the Chrome Web Store:
(https://chrome.google.com/webstore/category/extensions)
Some of the Best Kanban Board extensions to get started with:
1.Scrumptious: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/scrumptious-to-do-list-ka/kflibfihlodkfgdoldocapfidmoibdfn <<< This one’s my favorite
2.Kanbie:https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/kanbie/hancagoabobbbadijbbfepodbdgjbfpf
3.Kanbanly: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/kanbanly/oinopeelpidbddmdhhllmpifaohjdkom
4.Swell: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/swell-to-do-list-task-man/konabofoegdfmjibecgaobhhnapbmpke
5.Kanbanize: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/kanbanize/allokjfalcoinpahbhnphifboeemiiib
I hope you find this article helpful. All suggestions for further improvement are welcomed… AND don’t forget to- well, you know it.
Bye for now.
Today when someone was playing songs in the Online Class room, when the Teacher was not there, I wrote “who is this son of a motherf**ker playing this dammed song???”
At the Same time, the Teacher entered the Online class....and saw my message.
*Me*:
I IMMEDIATELY QUIT THE MEETING.
Productivity from Home
Some tips for anyone who is stuck at home due to Covid - 19
As many of use are stuck in self-isolation as work and school moves into an online format, I was wanted to share some of my best tips for remaining productive, and not going crazy, when you can’t leave the house.
1. Keep your space clean. A simple concept but good to keep in mind, give your space a really good deep clean right now, and then keep things keeps by wiping down counters, doing your dishes, making your bed, and putting away clothes daily.
2. Keep yourself clean When you are not seeing anyone it can be easy to fall into a rut of wearing the same sweatshirt every day and not washing your hair, but it is so important to stay feeling clean and fresh when you cant leave the house. Feeling good about yourself will help you stay more productive, and the acts of showing, doing your hair, and changing your clothes are little self-care things that are easily overlooked when you are not leaving.
3. Build new routines Now that you don’t have to leave the house this is a great time to introduce new habits into your life. Always wanted to wake up at 5:00am? Give it a try! Want to do a meditation every evening? Go for it!
4. Connect with friends Don’t sacrifice your group meetings, Skype them in. Study with friends over FaceTime, or just call a loved one to chat for a little. Self isolation doesn’t need to feel lonely.
5. Freshen the air Try to open the windows at least one a day to clean out your space. Have a nice candle going at night, or put your diffuser on during the day. Keeping you space smelling fresh is essential to not feeling like you are trapped.
6. Make a plan Know what you have to do and schedule it. Try to schedule blocks of work and rest for yourself. And ensure you are accomplishing a few things on your to-do list every day so that you don’t feel like you are falling into a slump! (Note: this can be something as simple as make the bed, take a shower, or eat a nice meal.)
Extra Little Tips:
Move every day (some yoga, a dance party by yourself, anything)
Drink lots of water
Make sure you practice self-care: this is a stressful time!
Do a face mask, or paint your nails
Don’t wear pajamas all day, but you can stay comfy!
Bake some yummy snacks
Watch new movies or start a new tv show
Treat yourself kindly in this hard time.
I don’t know, why, but it has motivated me to work more harder...Following these tips really helps you to boost your performance and refill your positve energy in these times...
Me During The MATHS Exam:
Me on Result Declaration Day:
Accept it- this has happened to everyone!
YouTube: *plays coco jambo*
*me after 2 min*:
My bookshelf: so dear to me...
The Harry Potter Series (J.K. Rowling),
The Lord of the Rings series (J.R.R. Tolkein),
A mind for numbers (Barbara Oakley),
The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teenagers (Sean Covey),
The Art of the Start 2.0 (Guy Kawasaki),
1984 (George Orwell),
The Alchemist (Paulo Coelho),
A Short History of Nearly Everything (Bill Bryson),
The Old Man and the Sea (Ernest Hemingway),
Animal Farm (George Orwell),
The Non-Fiction Collection,
The NAUTILUS Magazine (Science stuff);
AND not to forget, my Kindle...