#CBSE English

[folkloreromancr]

this is so enemies to lovers

[andylantsov]

Okay. AFTG Fandom, hear me out-

Adrienne Rich, a poet born in 1929 in BALTIMORE, MARYLAND wrote a poem called 'Aunt Jennifer's Tigers'.

Okay- you may say- what's so special about this then?

THE THING IS-

This poem is about a woman who is suppressed by her dominant husband and afraid of the dude. She expresses her wish to be free through the fearless, brave tigers she sews. She is unable to escape the situation, and is burdened by the ring she wears. She uses her sewing to project.

I know there's not much to go on, here, I just couldn't help but draw the parallels 😭 (Neil and Aunt Jennifer)

Any media I consume has even the slight similarity to any of the Foxes, my mind starts jumping smh

Dear Aunt Jennifer, I hope you find relief and security in heaven.

[arihantbooks]

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[leaderwon]

revising English as i realise how most of these stories and poems are useless??

LIKE WHAT IS THE POINT OF THE PROPOSAL

like a guy with palpatations comes to marry some girl then they start fighting ab some plant and who's it is then this guy's palpatation and heart problems start and then he walks away while the girl finds out he came to propose to her and then she calls the guy back and says yes to marrying BUT THEN THEY STADT FIGHTING ON WHO'S DOG IS VETTER?? AND THEN THIS GUY WIYH PALPATATION FAINTS AND WHEN HE WAKES UP THEY BOTH AGREE TO MARRY???

make this MAKE FUCKING SENSEE

[studywithmith]

A thing about notes and note taking in general:

Notes in my opinion is one of THE BEST ways to consolidate our learning and to broaden our understanding. However, the method of notetaking matters and so does the subject.

I think the reason why a lot of people, despite taking notes, don't get a good grade is because of their inefficient and wrong method of notetaking and the revision of rewriting our notes.

Let me explain.

The first time you learn a topic, be it from a textbook or video, we take down notes. Whenever our teacher teaches us in school or in tuition, we take down these lecture notes. These lecture notes are to simplify our learning as our teachers often explain concepts for us to get a grasp of it. That's level 1 of our note taking.

With textbooks like the NCERT, we often have to refer to other guides and websites and just resources in general to learn concepts or learn the basics of certain concepts as NCERT skips them over. By doing this thing where we dive deep into a certain concept, it helps us to connect to the topic and it is very helpful for higher studies and colleges. Study to learn and learn to study. This is level 2 where we deepen our knowledge.

Now we compare the textbook,, our lecture notes and our other conceptual understanding notes so we can derive on whatever's important from an exam point of view. This is where our mind mapping and the connectivity of topics in our brain starts. This is level 3 of note taking where we bring our first draft of consolidated notes.

Finally, we go through past paper questions, question banks, book backs and numericals and add these questions, modify our notes in certain concepts so we have the best chance of getting full marks on that concept. This is level 4.

This is HOW we should take notes. Not once or twice, we have to take notes in such a way that we understand a backcbones of the topic first. Then we must consolidate to create exam style notes to minimise time for our revision sessions.

It is really time consuming, I do agree, but half of our work is done if we listen in school and write whatever that's relevant whenever our teachers teaching rather than whatever's written on the board. I find that many teachers often explain some concepts via voice rather than noting the points down on a whiteboard. So it's better to take out ur textbook and follow along with whatever the teachers saying and relate and take our lecture notes.

This is 50-60% of our work done in school.

If school teachers aren't good, then we have videos on YouTube or tuition as our alternate.

The rest is up to us at home as once those refined notes are finished, I promise you they will get you the best grades possible. It just takes a bit of deep work + hard work+ consolidating by making connections.

Love,

Mith <3

[andreainlove]

studying in a cbse school really does a number on you

[iamnotaware]

Everyday I am disappointed by the fact that "Poets and Pancakes" is not about poets discussing poetry over breakfast (pancakes) but about a movie studio and communism

[neet-aspirant]

arshatta dum — arshatta lam — arshatta lamdumbona

[ramblingsfromthytruly]

the little things~

what did i accomplish today?

put up a few prints on my wall that have been sitting collecting dust for way too long

completed my chemistry lab record

completed my english classwork

convinced my mom to let me stay home tomorrow

answered asks

planned for the rest of august

folded my laundry

completed my physics classwork

not much at all i'm afraid idk why but i was really tired but you know what i'm gonna let myself be proud that i did something

[thecheesyboi1315]

Speaking of cbse english I feel like the world deserves to see this

[blood-of-dragon]

Studying English, coz ✨board exams✨

[noctqrnxl]

when the last lesson said "will they make them sing in german, even the pigeons?" and when lost spring said "food is more important for survival than an identity" and when deep water said "i shouted with joy, and gilbert peak returned the echo" and when the rattrap said "if he wanted to spend next christmas eve in a place where he could rest in peace, and be sure that no evil would befall him, he would be welcomed back again" and when poets and pancakes said "this was perhaps the only instance in all human history where a lawyer lost his job because the poets were asked to go home" and when going places said "damn that geoff, was nothing sacred?" and when keeping quiet said "now i'll count up to twelve / and you keep quiet and i will go" and when aunt jennifer's tigers said "the tigers in the panel that she made / will go on prancing, proud and unafraid" and when journey to the end of the earth said "a lot can happen in a million years, but what a difference a day makes" and when the enemy said "i wonder why i could not kill him?" and when and when and when and when

[sfwsmeerut01]

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[i-wanna-b-yours]

Sophie actually ending up with Danny casey gives me hope that some day I can actually get to know my celebrity crush 😭

[studywithrhea-studyblr]

Reason for running this blog and a short story of my academic downfall.

•The primary motivation behind starting this blog is my way of dealing with a rough patch in my academics. I used to be an A-grade student until 8th grade, but then COVID hit, and I made some not-so-great choices. I pretty much skipped 9th grade, regretting it later. Despite a close call in 10th grade, salvaging an above 80% score in the board exams, the subsequent year, 11th grade, witnessed a further decline with a 65% result—a percentile mirrored by a significant proportion of students, with only a marginal 2% achieving scores surpassing 70%.

•Now, in 12th grade, things aren't looking much better. I enjoy studying, especially Biology, and I can handle Chemistry okay-ish. However, Physics is a whole different story. I don't hate the subject, but the numerical part is my kryptonite. I like the theory part, but when it comes to calculations, I'm lost. To sum it up, my Bio is decent, Chem is okay, and Physics is a struggle – might even fail if I don't do something about it soon.

•In summary, my academic profile manifests as a mixed bag. Biology stands as a bastion of relative strength, Chemistry occupies a middling ground with potential for improvement, while Physics, languishing in the abyss, demands urgent attention to avert a potential failure.

•This blog will be my space to share this academic rollercoaster, figure out what went wrong, and hopefully get some advice from others who've been through it.

[insane-in-the-membranee]

Sophie: Delulu is the solulu~ ✨

(It's me. I am Sophie. Sophie is me. We share the same brain cells frfr. Except I can distinguish between my delulu fantasies and the unfortunate reality so I don't go and tell people that I am married to Dr Manu Bora or Hrithik Roshan or SRK or Shahid Kapoor or— yeah I think you get the point ✋🤡.)