Msce English Literature Based Syllabus Question's

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Nowadays for things to be a little bit easier, we are able to speak and write English. Even though that’s not the only way to do things, it is helpful. But my point of view is that English is just a language like any other. Yet the majority of us seem to treat it as if it is the measure of intelligence, which it is not.

There’s nothing that says when you are able to speak English fluently you are clever, but many of us have that mentality. You can speak English very well, but still struggle with most of the things in life like managing your money.

Then there comes the person who can’t even pronounce the word “mechanism”, but have the ability to use his/her brain to live. The person can be successful as much as the one who speaks English well. The thing is that people who can’t speak English well shouldn’t be underestimated.

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Tell us: Do you agree that speaking English fluently doesn’t measure intelligence?

Avoid exam stress

Your study smart plan

Nobody can avoid exams. They will come year after year, first at school then college or university. You may worry about how to study, about failing, about letting your family down or about how you are going to cope on the day of the exam.

Exams are designed to create some pressure on you. Pressure can be positive and useful. It can push you to complete things on time. But the pressure can also be negative if you’re not able to cope with it. It can make you anxious, stressed out and unable to focus.

Tackle exams stress with a study plan:

Plan. Figure out how much time you should spend on each subject every week, and then make a weekly schedule. Work through your subjects every day rather than trying to catch up at exam time.Prepare. The more prepared you are, the less you will worry. Put in some extra time and be sure you have actually done the work. Do your homework every day. Keeping up with your homework makes studying easier because you understand the work well already.Practice. Ask your teachers or older friends to see any past papers or tests and spend time going through them.

Don’t bottle up feelings of stress and worry. Speak to a teacher, friend or parent if you are overwhelmed. Find the right person to support and encourage you.

Keep a perspective. Exams can feel like the biggest thing in your life as they get closer. But they are just one of many challenges you will face in your life. Every challenge makes you stronger. And whatever your results, you can still make a positive plan for your future.

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READING IS MEDICINE

Oh how it keeps the souls of the lost,
granting them the opportunity to live again.
How it has a massive voice that warns those
who want to commit su***de and gives them good reasons
for their presence.

I salute you ‘reading’!
Just by reading a book we get doctors.
Just by reading a book we get lawyers.
I can go on and on naming them,
but at the end one thing remains which is
reading is powerful.

Reading is medicine to the broken hearts.
It is like a glue that combines two pieces of a broken heart,
to be one again.
I salute you ‘reading’!
You have the tendency to convince those
who lost their hope in their dreams
to push hard and make it.

I salute you!
You are the reason behind someone’s perseverance.
You know your work,
you are not even confused or unsure about it.
It’s either you build or destroy but at the end
you are still ‘reading’.
Waiting for one’s eyes to be open
and to start using you as a tool or strategy.
I salute you!