#best english medium school in south Kolkata

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Outdoor learning sessions have a transformative impact on children. The teachers at the top CBSE school in South Kolkata highlight the benefits of such sessions.

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FRENCH IN THE FUTURE FOUNDATION SCHOOL: ITS IMPORTANCE

Great visionaries founded The Future Foundation School. French was intended to be one of the languages taught on the grounds of The Future Foundation School. This institution has always been ranked in the top 10 schools in Kolkata.

The school makes sure that its pupils are prepared for exposure to both a regional and an international perspective. One of the most extensively used languages in the world is French. Additionally, after English, French is the second most popular language for language learners. For more information please visit-https://sriaurobindoschools.org/tffs/the-importance-of-french-in-the-future-foundation-school/

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Start The New Year With New Academic Goals:

Getting started with something new is always amazing. For example, a new year has just started. How do you feel about your child starting a new academic year? If you want your child to be productive and enjoy studying, follow all the tips described below. These exclusive tips are followed by each English medium school in south Kolkata.

Make An Outline Of Proper Academic Goals:

First of all, your child should set both short-term and long-term goals.  With taking such little steps, your child can do better job obtaining good results. Planning is a useful thing when it comes to score well but unfortunately   it is often underestimated.  First of all, try a two-week experiment with a new academic routine.   Try to focus on the tough subjects. Prioritize your goals first and set deadlines accordingly.

Arrange Your Studying Environment And Make A List Of Essential Supplies:

First and foremost, you must create a comfortable studying process and organize your working environment at home. Of course, places where you study matters a lot. Therefore, make sure everything you need is within your reach.

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Tips on Answering Your CBSE Class 10 Board Exam Papers

You must prepare yourself well for your CBSE class 10 board exam and also know the proper way of answering the exam papers. The teachers of a CBSE girls school in South Kolkata gave us some tips regarding this.

Make right use of the additional 15 minutes

During the extra 15 minutes, which you get for reading the question paper, make a strategy for answering your paper properly.

Write to the point answers

Limit your answer to the requirement of the question and don’t write extra things.

Attempt all the questions

In CBSE board exams, there is no negative marking for wrong answers. Therefore, don’t leave any question unanswered. If you don’t know the answer properly, try to write something at least. You may get some marks if any portion of it is correct.

Keep it neat and clean

You should not make your answer sheet clumsy. Write the answers in clear handwriting and give proper spacing between words.

Check your answer sheet

Keep some spare time in your hand to check your answer sheet after you are finished. This may help in detecting any silly mistakes and you get a chance to rectify those mistakes.

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Will English Education Ever Rule The World?

In today’s era, most of the students, both regional and international, go for English medium schools. Skilled and proficient use of the English language enhances future career prospects. In addition to that, it also allows one to achieve success in business and many other opportunities come up with education in a credible English school. 

Are you debating over whether to send your child to an English medium school in South Kolkata or a state board school? Though there are hundreds of good reasons to send the young one to an English medium school, here we will talk about the three most important perks of English education. 

1. Without any need to mention, English is one of the most widely spoken languages. It is used in several parts of the world. Plus, it is common for people who have a mother tongue other than English.  

2. While the world is becoming more connected and so much closer, travel opportunities and scopes to explore different areas of the world are more available now. English speaking travellers are able to communicate in a better way. 

3. You can’t ignore the significance of technology and the age in which you live. In most cases, English is the only language used for many software programs. 

With all the factors given above, it is quite obvious that English is already ruling quite the major parts of our lives.

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OPINION: The Life and Times of an Indian Otaku

  Makoto Shinkai's Weathering With You marked a historic first in my anime watching career. Contrary to popular belief, being the first anime to be released in Indian theaters is not the historic first in question (that honor goes to Shinchan: Bungle in the Jungle). Rather, Weathering With You would become the first film I'd ever watch on opening day — "first day first show" as we Indians call it. In the mad scramble to get tickets, I'd emerged a winner. Was it worth the struggle?

An emphatic yes. It was so good I went on to rewatch it twice.

    To fans in India: I’m so happy to tell that ‘Weathering With You’ (Tenki no ko) will release in India this October! We have licensed the Indian distribution rights to PVR Pictures and BookMyShow backed company Vkaao.

— 新海誠 (@shinkaimakoto) August 10, 2019

  The Indian theatrical release of Weathering With You in 2019 marked an important moment in the history of the Indian anime fandom. The story of how Shinkai noticed (and fulfilled) an online petition by Indian fans asking for its release here is already the stuff of legend. Because access to anime (especially in theaters) was so scarce in India, even in 2019, fans sought to have the film legally released in theaters. And thanks to Shinkai, it worked. To Indian anime fans, this represented the moment Japan — and the rest of the world — recognized our existence in the fandom. But Indian otakus didn't spring up overnight. Anime has had nearly three decades of history here. It just looks a little different than the rest of the world. The origins of anime in India go back to the '90s. Prior to the economic reforms of 1991, we had one — yes, only one — TV channel, the state-owned Doordarshan. The post-1991 wave of private TV channels brought with it a flood of international TV shows, among them anime like Robotech (which aired on the newly-created Star Plus). Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama, the anime adaptation of the Indian mythological epic of the same name, was released in 1992 and had a long and troubled production history, but the end product was a grand success, with its all-star Hindi cast and catchy songs turning it into a TV fixture for well over a decade. It even received a US release, with Bryan Cranston voicing the lead role. The remainder of the '90s would see various anime achieve varying degrees of success, from Nippon Animation's 1989 adaptation of The Jungle Book — which became a nationwide hit — airing in India starting in 1993, to late-night anime like You're Under Arrest and Gunsmith Cats. Despite this, there wasn't yet an actual fandom surrounding anime at the time. That would all change upon the turn of the century.

  Cartoon Network revolutionized the Indian anime market when the channel arrived in 2001. The launch of dedicated anime programming block Toonami brought with it two anime that would permanently shape the future of the fandom: Dragon Ball Z and Cardcaptor Sakura (albeit in its heavily-edited Cardcaptors form). While I never watched Dragon Ball Z (compared to all my friends at school), I did watch some Cardcaptors with my sister, which would actually be the very first anime I watched. My own viewing habits notwithstanding, DBZ was very much the anime of the moment. Schoolkids would frequently shout out famous lines from the iconic English dub. We'd even invented various hand games based on attacks and moves from DBZ. In 2003, another monumental shift would come as the childhood classic Pokémon hit the small screen, followed closely by Digimon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Beyblade. The merchandise associated with these franchises turned them into smash hits with a younger audience. All the cool kids had Pokemon cards and Beyblade tops. Battling with them at school was the stuff childhood was made of. To this day, these toys continue to sell well. Beyblade tournaments are still very much a thing. While many of my schoolmates were avid fans of DBZ, there were other trends in anime that could be observed, trends that had to do with language. From my experience, certain anime were only available dubbed in Hindi — a language spoken largely by the northern half of the country. Coming from a south Indian city with a significant north Indian population, I could observe a clear trend wherein Hindi-speaking north Indians grew up with these Hindi-dubbed anime, while people in the south (who spoke other languages) largely grew up with titles that were available in English (or Tamil, as fans of DBZ's Tamil dub can testify). Interestingly, these Hindi dubbed anime tended to be ones that were popular in Japan but not so much in the West — stuff like Doraemon, Shin-Chan, KochiKame, and Case Closed. This gave the north Indian anime scene a rather unique flavor. An even more interesting case is that of India's northeastern region (comprised of states like Nagaland, Manipur, and Meghalaya). Being culturally different from the rest of India, these states have had a history of consuming Korean and Japanese media, and they embraced anime and manga in a way the rest of the nation had not. Anime-related cosplay is huge in the northeast, with some of the best cosplay conventions in the nation taking place there and becoming a part of the local fashion scene. The general acceptance of otaku culture in the region continues to be high.

Eventually, anime would become a little more accessible to all. The launch of dedicated channel Animax in 2004 represented another watershed moment in the fandom. The shows Animax brought over were unlike anything we'd seen in the medium. Shows like Bleach, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Inuyasha, and K-On! redefined what anime meant for Indian audiences who had previously seen anime as a childhood interest and no different from other cartoons. As the channel slowly began to shift its focus to the older teen/young adult demographic, more mature anime like Cowboy Bebop, Hell Girl, Akira, and Welcome to the NHK challenged our conservative notions of what was acceptable to air on TV, especially considering these shows aired in daytime slots rather than late-night. This honeymoon period did not last. Animax was delisted by service providers in 2012. The years to come would be some of the most frustrating for us anime fans, as availability was at its most inconsistent and uncertain. While the channel attempted to make a comeback later on in 2016, it eventually disappeared for good in 2017. Despite all these problems, I look back on Animax fondly. Thanks to it, we became aware of the existence of the entity known as "anime." We began to actively seek out anime over other forms of animation. In short, it resulted in the formation of an actual fandom centered around anime. Anime fan clubs began to pop up in major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, and Kolkata. Widespread conventions outside of the northeast region came next. Anime Con India was started in 2010, followed closely by Delhi Comic-Con in 2011. Anime conventions in India are a curious thing. They are very unlike the sprawling, sophisticated conventions of the West. The funds simply aren't there for that sort of thing. I don't recall a single Indian anime convention that was attended by a voice actor, animator, or the like. So what are Indian cons about? In an interview with The Citizen, Anime Con India founder Nitesh Rohit talked about his reason for starting the con: "like any other belief and faith they all needed a temple to congregate (at)." This statement really resonates with me, and sums up what Indian cons are about. What they lack in scale and facilities, they make up for in intimacy and a feeling of togetherness. They are more or less small-scale events for anime fans to find other fans, to network with them, and basically feel less alone. Because feeling alone was part of the original Indian otaku experience. The early fandom was largely an urban phenomenon, as going to cons wasn't an option for everyone and the internet wasn't what it is today. So, you had these disconnected pockets of fans. People around you were unlikely to share your interest in anime and may have even judged you for it. The general consensus in India was (and still is) that animation is a medium for children. And remember, for a long time, anime accessibility varied by region. So, if you were lucky enough to find a kindred otaku, there was no guarantee they were into (or had even heard of) the same titles as you. This meant that we hadn't really had the ability to develop any sort of unique culture or traditions of our own. Things like going to cons, renting anime DVDs, memes and in-jokes — these things didn't exist for the vast majority of early fans who were school-going kids or college students of little means. A culture of our own wouldn't arise until much later — when that generation grew up.

  Of course, it wasn't just us who grew up — technology did, too. The internet became more ubiquitous. Social media and forums enabled us to network with each other regardless of location, in ways we'd never have imagined. To the scattered fandom of the early days, this has been nothing short of a blessing. The other big change ushered in by the internet was the era of streaming. Until then, most of our anime viewing took place on television and as previously stated, was not always very consistent. Accessibility improved greatly with the launch of Netflix in 2016. In today's India, Netflix is a household name, with a significant portion of young adults having access to a subscription. With a catalog of over 200 anime, Netflix has been responsible for pulling in many new fans. Plenty of people "come for the movies, stay for the anime." Series like My Hero Academia, Death Note, and One-Punch Man have become mainstream successes in this fashion, with a significant following even among non-anime fans. Another streaming service that is beginning to make inroads into the Indian market is Crunchyroll, with simulcasts like Boruto and originals like Tower of God, and the fact that it is free makes it accessible to anyone with an internet connection. Most Indian anime fans I know of have heard of Crunchyroll, and as more titles get licensed it is inevitable that its popularity will rise. And us otakus are doing plenty to help it do just that.

The success of Weathering With You is a shining example of the tight-knit nature of the Indian anime fandom. All it took was one person (an anime fan named Divishth Pancholi) to create a Change.org petition asking for its release in Indian theaters. The petition went viral, getting over 50,000 signatures and attracting the attention of Shinkai and the producers, resulting in its release here. Today, that event is seen as a smaller part of a greater Indian anime movement that is pushing for increased availability and acceptance of anime in India. Hashtags like #IndiaWantsAnime frequently make their presence felt on social media. This fandom isn't without its problems — it isn't the most inclusive when it comes to non-male fans, the "animation is for kids" specter hasn't been fully shaken off, and I'd love for anime BluRays/DVDs to be more widely available here. But I am grateful for the fandom's existence for getting me into anime in the first place. Without them, I'd have never been sitting in a movie theater on October 11, 2019, watching Weathering With You.

By: news+feed@crunchyroll.com

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STEM Education and Future Careers

What is STEM education and why it is crucial for future jobs opportunities?

STEM education, which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, is an interdisciplinary approach to education that focuses on these four areas. It aims to equip students from the best CBSE school in Kolkata with the necessary knowledge and skills to understand and apply concepts in these fields. STEM education is becoming increasingly crucial for future job opportunities due to several reasons:

1 - STEM fields are rapidly growing and advancing. The world we live in today is driven by technology and innovation. Jobs in STEM-related industries are on the rise, and they offer a wide range of career opportunities. From computer programming to biomedical engineering, there is a high demand for professionals with STEM backgrounds.

2 - STEM education nurtures critical thinking and problem-solving skills. It encourages students seeking school admission in Kolkata to think analytically, ask questions, and find creative solutions to real-world problems. These skills are highly valued in today's job market, where employers are seeking individuals who can adapt to a rapidly changing and complex environment.

3 - STEM education promotes collaboration and teamwork. In STEM-related fields, projects often require interdisciplinary collaboration, where individuals with different expertise come together to solve complex problems. By engaging in STEM education, students learn how to work effectively in teams, communicate ideas, and leverage the strengths of their peers.

4 - STEM education fosters innovation and entrepreneurship. It encourages students to think outside the box, take risks, and develop new ideas. In a world that is constantly evolving, innovation is key to staying competitive. STEM education provides students with the foundation to become innovative thinkers and entrepreneurs, capable of driving technological advancements and creating new opportunities.

5 - STEM education helps bridge the gender gap in various industries. Historically, there has been a significant underrepresentation of women in STEM fields. By promoting STEM education, we can inspire and empower more females to pursue careers in these areas, ensuring equal opportunities for all.

The Four Pillars of STEM Education

By focusing on these four pillars, STEM education provides students at a top English medium school south Kolkata with the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive in today's society.

1. Science: Science education involves teaching students about the natural world and the scientific process. It encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. Through hands-on experiments and inquiry-based learning, students develop an understanding of scientific concepts and how they apply to real-world situations.

2. Technology: Technology education focuses on the use of tools and resources to solve problems and accomplish tasks. It involves teaching students how to use various technologies, such as computers, software applications, and digital devices. Technology education also emphasizes the importance of digital literacy.

3. Engineering: Engineering education involves applying scientific and mathematical principles to design and create solutions to real-world problems. It encourages creativity, innovation, and collaboration. Through hands-on projects and design challenges, students learn how to identify problems, generate ideas, develop prototypes, and refine their designs.

4. Mathematics: Mathematics education provides students with the foundation for understanding and using science, technology, and engineering concepts. It develops logical reasoning, quantitative thinking, and problem-solving skills. Mathematics education also teaches students how to analyze data, make predictions, and communicate mathematical ideas effectively.

Benefits of STEM Education

1 - Fosters critical thinking and problem-solving skills. By engaging in hands-on activities and projects, at the best CBSE school in Kolkata, students are encouraged to think analytically and creatively to find solutions to real-world problems. This not only enhances their problem-solving abilities but also develops their ability to think critically and make informed decisions.

2 - Helps to develop a strong foundation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. These subjects form the basis of many industries and professions, and a solid understanding of them is crucial for future success. By focusing on these areas, STEM education equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to pursue careers in fields such as engineering, computer science, medicine, and more.

3 - Focuses on collaboration and teamwork. In STEM classrooms, students often work in groups to tackle complex projects and challenges. This promotes effective communication, cooperation, and teamwork skills, which are essential for success in today's interconnected world. Students learn to listen to and respect the opinions of others, share ideas, and work together towards a common goal.

4 - Encourages innovation and creativity. It provides students with the opportunity to explore their curiosity, think outside the box, and develop innovative solutions to problems. Through experimentation and hands-on activities, students learn to embrace failure as a learning opportunity and develop a growth mindset that fuels their creativity and innovation.

Integrating STEM Education in the Classroom

There are several strategies that teachers from the best English medium school south Kolkata can employ to effectively integrate STEM education in the classroom.

1- create a supportive and engaging learning environment by incorporating hands-on activities, experiments, and real-world applications of STEM concepts. By allowing students to actively participate in their learning, they can develop a deeper understanding of the subject matter.

2 - promoting interdisciplinary learning. STEM subjects are inherently interconnected, and by highlighting these connections, students can see the relevance and applicability of what they are learning.

3 - technology plays a crucial role in STEM education. It provides students with tools and resources to explore, experiment, and analyze data. Incorporating technology into the classroom can involve using interactive simulations, online research, coding platforms, and educational apps.

4 - Encouraging students to work in teams and engage in collaborative projects promotes communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. Group projects and activities provide opportunities for students to learn from each other, share ideas, and build upon their collective knowledge.

5 - to effectively integrate STEM education, it is important for teachers to receive professional development and support. Professional development programs can provide educators with the necessary training, resources, and strategies to effectively incorporate STEM principles into their teaching.

Integrating STEM education in the classroom is a continuous and evolving process. By fostering a love for STEM subjects and providing students with the skills and knowledge to succeed in these fields, educators can help prepare the next generation seeking school admission in Kolkata for the challenges and opportunities of the future.

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How To Choose The Best School For Your Child’s Future?

Are you considering changing your child’s school?  Do you always have to deal with a transferable job?  Or in the worst-case scenario, you are not happy with the current school of your child. All these are pretty good reasons to choose the best English medium school in south Kolkata.

What Are The Key Factors To Consider?

Your Child’s Comfort

Ending every debate, your child is the one who will be spending a whole day in the new school.   Keep in mind the fact that the older your child gets, the harder the school changing gets.

Quality Of Education

Some schools are there which are having a rigorous academic syllabus than others.  Make sure to make your mind on the type of education you want for your child. Apart from your opinion, the one who will be receiving education also matters a lot.

Are you looking for the best school in town? Don’t forget to do your homework before selecting the best school for your little one.

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The Need for Learning English

When you apply for a job in a multinational company in India or abroad, you have to know English. If your knowledge of English is not good, you may find it difficult to find a prestigious job. Here we will discuss some reasons behind the need for learning English.

It opens new career opportunities

You can pursue many career opportunities if you know proper English. There will be chances to get jobs in new companies or rise to higher positions in your present company. You will have proper control over the language if your base of English is strong. The teachers of an English medium school in Kolkata help the students to have a strong grip over the English language.

It is the medium for international communication

You will be able to properly communicate with people of other countries through English. This will help in exchange of knowledge, which will ultimately enrich you. It will also be helpful in terms of job or business.

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Benefits of English Medium Primary School

In the today’s era there's a powerful want of someone knowing English particularly in India. This won’t surprise you however locals are giving relevance the people that will fluently speak English.

This doesn't mean that we tend to give less importance to native languages like Hindi, Marathi, etc. However English being a common medium to speak between peoples happiness from vivacious culture, distinct religions likewise as totally different nations etc. English is additionally awarded because the second national language in Republic of India because it meets the necessity of contemporary world.

Reasons for choose English Medium Education at an early age for your child -

Not hassle for Mistakes at an Early Age

At the young age individuals don’t get hassle concerning mistakes or speaking wrong before of others. However with the time we tend to get older we tend to hesitate in committing mistakes and speaking wrong vocabulary thanks to the worry of being a section of fun. Learning at the young age provides you sufficient time to find out, falter and proper your mistakes similar just like the maternal language. That’s why additional and additional individuals like English Medium faculties for his or her children at an early age that is enjoying a key role in their no-hit career.

Develop a capability to suppose within the language we tend to begin sooner

Scientifically it's verified that the power to catch new languages slides down with the age. Children are snug with the language they choose at an early age and even they usually suppose in this language that are introduced to them earlier. Admission within the English Medium faculty at an early age will facilitate them a lot to talk English with confidence.

Language of Science and net

Might be you already apprehend that English may be a language of Computers. English may be a language of Science, Technology, computers, internet, Journalism, websites etc. In step with the searches it's shown that eightieth of the knowledge fed within the laptop is in English because it is most overwhelming language over the net.

Common technique of Communication

English is that the most typical language speaking worldwide. Even in India conjointly this can be the second speaking language when Hindi. Several of the people’s criticize that Europeans don't seem to be a lot of snug with English however they're not anyway behind Americans then why we ought to learn English.

Because nowadays once all the country’s are coming back along forming a world English has become the Common technique for communication. Several of the MNC’s established in India giving the massive job opportunities and if you would like to examine your child their then let me warn you that English is that the primary language speaking over there.

Access to the globe of recreation

Large number of books are revealed per annum in English. Likewise as multitudinous films and music also are created in English creating it in style among through the globe wide. So, English can even bless you with having access to the good range of wealth and understanding vivacious culture and faith. No one is language that English may be a data; it's simply a language however you'll perceive the importance of this language with the changes within the epoch.

Jyoti Shishu Vihar is the best primary school in Kolkata which follows CBSE curriculum.  It has three branches across Kolkata- Garia Branch near Netaji Subhash Engineering College, at Sonarpur which is the main branch and at Minakhan for the students of South 24 Parganas.

Jyoti Shishu Vihar provides students the exposure to activities, new ideas, and fields of knowledge that students might never encounter otherwise. While some of these experiences strike students as being a waste of time and effort, others may open up many new areas of interest in a person's life.

Minimum age of a toddler for admission to Nursery I, Nursery II and Transition is 3+, 4+ and 5+ severally. A notice is place up for admission from class I to class IV relying upon the vacancies.

Thus what are you waiting for? Provide your kid the most effective primary education at a reasonable price. Visit www.jsvedu.org for online admission of your kid.

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Being the best CBSE school in Kolkata,Ruby Park Public Schoolis sharing a quick list of the keyboard shortcuts for the students. Keyboard shortcuts are keys or key combinations thatRuby Park Public School’sstudentscan press on their computer's keyboard to perform a variety of tasks. Because both of their hands can remain on the keyboard, using a shortcut to perform a task is often faster than using a mouse.

Keyboard shortcuts are also universal—meaning once the students of the top CBSE school in Kolkata,Ruby Park Public Schoollearn them, they can use many of the same shortcuts in a variety of applications. Keyboard shortcuts are different for Windows and macOS computers.RPPSwill share some of the most common shortcuts for both versions for the students.

Many keyboard shortcuts require pressing two or more keys in a specific order. For example, to perform the shortcut Ctrl+X simply press and hold the Ctrl key and then press the X key and release.

In many applications, the students will find keyboard shortcuts next to menu items. Occasionally, in some applications like Microsoft Word the students of the best CBSE school in South Kolkata,Ruby Park Public Schoolmay need to hover over a button to display its keyboard shortcut.

Windows Shortcuts : Keyboard shortcuts can helpRPPS’s students when working with text, files, applications, and the Internet. In Windows, they will use the Ctrl (Control) or Alt key to perform most keyboard shortcuts.

·       Ctrl+X : Cut the selected text.

·       Ctrl+C : Copy the selected text.

·       Ctrl+V : Paste the copied or cut text.

·       Ctrl+A : Select all text on the page or in the active window.

Ctrl+B     : Bold the selected text.

Ctrl+I     : Italicize the selected text.

Ctrl+U     : Underline the selected text.

Home     : Skip to the beginning of the current line.

End     : Skip to the end of the current line.

Ctrl+rightarrow     : Skip to the beginning of the next word. The students of the best CBSE school in Kolkata area,Ruby Park Public School can     press the right arrow multiple times to skip several words.

Ctrl+leftarrow     : Skip to the beginning of the previous word. The students of the top CBSE school in South Kolkata, Ruby Park Public Schoolcan     press the left arrow multiple times to skip several words.

Ctrl+Shift+rightarrow     : Select the next word.

Ctrl+Shift+leftarrow     : Select the previous word.

Ctrl+Alt+Delete: Quit a frozen application. This keyboard shortcut     opens the Task Manager. The     students of the best English medium school in South Kolkata, Ruby Park Public Schoolcan then select the unresponsive application and end it.

Delete: Send     a selected file to the Recycle Bin.

Enter: Open     a selected application or file.

Ctrl+N: Create     a new file.

Ctrl+O: Open     an existing file.

Ctrl+P: Print     an open file.

Ctrl+S: Save     the current file.

Ctrl+Z: Undo     the previous action. If the students would like to redo the action,     press Ctrl+Y.

Ctrl+F: Find     a word or phrase in the current file. This shortcut will make a search box     appear. The students of the best     CBSE school,Ruby Park Public Schoolcan     then type the text they wish to find. If the word or phrase appears more     than once, press Enter to move to the next instance.

Ctrl+-     (Ctrl+dash key): Zoom out. When viewing a photo in an     application like Windows Photo Viewer, this shortcut will make the image     appear smaller.

Ctrl+=     (Ctrl+equal key): Zoom in. When viewing a photo in an     application like Windows Photo Viewer, this shortcut will make the image     appear larger.

Alt+F4: Quit     the current application.

Windows     key: Open the Start menu.

Alt+Tab: Switch between open windows. This shortcut opens     the Task Switcher. While     continuing to hold the Alt key, the     students ofRuby Park Public Schoolcan then use the left and right arrows (or press Tab)     to move between open windows.

Ctrl+F: Find a word or phrase in the current webpage. This     shortcut opens the Find toolbar. The     students of the top English medium school in South Kolkata area,RPPScan then type     the text they wish to find. If the word or phrase appears more than     once, press Enter to move     to the next instance.

Ctrl+T: Open a new browser tab.

Ctrl+N: Open a     new browser window.

Ctrl+R: Reload     the current browser page.

Tab: Skip     to the next field in a web form. For example, when filling in the students’     address on a web form, pressing tab will move the cursor to the next     field.

Ctrl+D: Bookmark     the current page.

Ctrl+B: View     bookmarks.

Ctrl+H: View     browsing history.

Ctrl+J: View     downloads.

Home: Scroll     to the top of the webpage.

End: Scroll     to the bottom of the webpage.

 Mac Shortcuts :

Many of the keyboard shortcuts for macOS are similar to Windows shortcuts. However, instead of the Ctrl and Alt keys, Mac keyboards have Control, Option, and Command keys.

·       Command+X : Cut the selected text.

·       Command+C : Copy the selected text.

·       Command+V : Paste the copied or cut text.

·       Command+A : Select all text on the page or in the active window.

Command+B     : Bold the selected text.

Command+I     : Italicize the selected text.

Command+U     : Underline the selected text.

Command+leftarrow     : Skip to the beginning of the current line.

Command+rightarrow     : Skip to the end of the current line.

Option+rightarrow     : Skip to the beginning of the next word. The students of the best CBSE school,Ruby Park Public Schoolcan     press the right arrow multiple times to skip several words.

Option+leftarrow     : Skip to the beginning of the previous word. The students of the top CBSE school in South Kolkata,Ruby Park Public Schoolcan     press the left arrow multiple times to skip several words.

Shift+Option+rightarrow     : Select the next word.

Shift+Option+leftarrow     : Select the previous word.

·       Option+Command+Esc : Quit a frozen application. This shortcut opens the Force Quit dialog box. The students of the top English medium school in South Kolkata area, RPPScan then select an application and quit it.

·       Command+Delete : Send a selected file to the Trash.

·       Command+Down Arrow (or Command+O) : Open a selected application or file.

·       Command+N : Create a new file.

·       Command+O : Open an existing file.

·       Command+P : Print an open file.

·       Command+S : Save the current file.

·       Command+Z(or Shift+Command+Z) : Undo the previous action. If the students would like to redo the action, press Command+Y.

·       Command+F : Find a word or phrase in the current page. This shortcut will make a search box appear. The students of the best English medium school in South Kolkata,Ruby Park Public Schoolcan then type the text they wish to find. If the word or phrase appears more than once, press Enter to move to the next instance.

Command+- (Command+dash     key) : Zoom out. When viewing a photo in an application like     iPhoto, this shortcut will make the image appear smaller.

Command+=     (Command+equal key) : Zoom in. When viewing a photo in an     application like iPhoto, this shortcut will make the image appear larger.

Command+Q     : Quit the current application.

Command+W     : Close the current file or window.

Command+Tab     : Switch between open applications. This shortcut opens the Application     Switcher. While continuing to press the Command key, the     students can then press Tab again to move between open     applications.

·       Command+F : Find a word or phrase in the current webpage. This shortcut opens the Find toolbar. The students of the best CBSE school in South Kolkata,Ruby Park Public Schoolcan then type the text you wish to find. If the word or phrase appears more than once, press Enter to move to the next instance.

·       Command+T : Open a new browser tab.

Command+N     : Open a new browser window.

Command+R     : Reload the current browser page.

Tab : Skip     to the next field in a web form. For example, when filling in the     students’ address on a web form, pressing tab will move the cursor to the     next field.

Command+D     : Bookmark the current page.

Command+B     : View bookmarks.

Home : Scroll     to the top of the webpage.

End : Scroll     to the bottom of the webpage.

 With practice, these shortcuts become second nature and thee students of the best CBSE school in Kolkata area,Ruby Park Public Schooldon’t even realize they use them.