#online tuition for class 12

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What are the roles of biotechnology in revolutionizing agriculture?

To comprehend the complexities of biotechnology in agriculture, online tuition for class 12 is a great tool for grade 12 students.

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Last-Minute Tips To Excel In CBSE Class 12 Board Exams

For Indian students, the CBSE class 12 board exams are essential since they determine their course of study and prospects. Thorough preparation is required for these exams, determining educational streams and higher study options.

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Expert Online Maths Tuition in UAE – Unlock Your Potential

Achieve academic excellence with personalized online maths tuition in the UAE. Our expert tutors deliver interactive lessons tailored to your learning style, ensuring clarity, confidence, and top results. Start your journey to success today.

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CBSE Notes

Click on the link below for CBSE Notes: A) Social Notes & MCQ B) Handwritten Notes C) XI/XII Physics CBSE Notes D) X1/XII Biology CBSE Notes  

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Online Coaching in for Class 12 Students

Enroll in ACS Training Academy's online tuition classes for 12th-grade CBSE students in Dehradun! Our experienced tutors offer thorough coverage of the CBSE curriculum through engaging and interactive online sessions. With flexible scheduling, we accommodate your routine to ensure convenient class timings. Each student receives personalized attention to cater to their unique learning needs. Benefit from high-quality study materials, regular doubt-clearing sessions, and frequent mock tests to ensure comprehensive preparation for your board exams. We cover a wide range of subjects including Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, English, and Computer Science, all at affordable fees. For more information and to enroll, contact us at +91-6396854186 or email us at info@acstrainingacademy.com. Visit our website at www.acstrainingacademy.com for more details. Seats are limited, so secure your spot today with ACS Training Academy!

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Access video lectures, PDF notes, and assignments for Class 12 Maths for just ₹259 per week. Elevate your education today!

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Online Tuition for Class 12 Science

K2 Institute offers excellent Online Tuition for Class 12 Science. Expert coaching and tailored support will improve your ability to learn. K2's extensive program and interactive classes can help you achieve academic achievement.

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Best Online Educational Apps for Students

Tutopia is one of the best online educational learning app for your online coaching classes. They make excellent tutorials for students who will achieve their goals through online tution classes.

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Top 10 Career Options after 12th | Best Courses, Streams 

Choosing the right career path after completing 12th standard is one of the most crucial decisions in a student's life. The decision you make at this point will shape your future and determine the path your life takes. With so many career options available, it can be overwhelming to choose the right one. In this article, we will discuss the top 10 career options after 12th along with the best courses and streams to pursue.

Engineering

Engineering is one of the most popular career choices for students after completing 12th. The field of engineering offers a vast range of opportunities across various industries like manufacturing, construction, telecommunications, and software development. Students can choose from various engineering streams like Mechanical, Civil, Computer Science, Electrical, and Electronics, among others. Engineering courses are highly sought-after, and graduates can find lucrative job opportunities both in India and abroad.

Medicine

Medicine is another popular career option for students after 12th. Medical courses are highly competitive and require students to pass the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) to secure a seat in a medical college. Students can choose from various medical streams like MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS, and more. Medical professionals are in high demand, and graduates can find job opportunities in various sectors like hospitals, research institutes, and private clinics.

Law

Law is an exciting career option for students who enjoy debate and argument. Law courses are highly competitive and require students to pass the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) to secure admission in a reputed law college. Students can choose from various law streams like Criminal Law, Corporate Law, Intellectual Property Law, and more. Law professionals are in high demand, and graduates can find job opportunities in various sectors like law firms, corporate houses, and government agencies.

Chartered Accountancy

Chartered Accountancy is a highly sought-after career option for students who have a strong aptitude for numbers. Chartered Accountancy courses are offered by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) and require students to pass three levels of exams to become a qualified CA. Chartered Accountants are in high demand, and graduates can find job opportunities in various sectors like finance, accounting, taxation, and auditing.

Architecture

Architecture is a creative and challenging career option for students who enjoy design and construction. Architecture courses require students to have a good understanding of mathematics, physics, and aesthetics. Students can choose from various architecture streams like Landscape Architecture, Interior Design, Urban Design, and more. Architects are in high demand, and graduates can find job opportunities in various sectors like architecture firms, construction companies, and government agencies.

Journalism and Mass Communication

Journalism and Mass Communication is an exciting career option for students who have excellent communication skills and are interested in media and entertainment. Students can choose from various streams like Print Journalism, Broadcast Journalism, Public Relations, Advertising, and more. Journalism and Mass Communication professionals are in high demand, and graduates can find job opportunities in various sectors like media houses, news channels, advertising agencies, and public relations firms.

Fashion Designing

Fashion Designing is a creative career option for students who are interested in fashion and style. Fashion Designing courses require students to have a good understanding of fashion trends, textiles, and design. Students can choose from various fashion designing streams like Apparel Designing, Accessories Designing, Textile Designing, and more. Fashion designers are in high demand, and graduates can find job opportunities in various sectors like fashion houses, textile companies, and retail chains.

Hotel Management

Hotel Management is a lucrative career option for students who are interested in the hospitality industry. Hotel Management courses require students to have excellent communication skills, interpersonal skills, and a passion for customer service. Students can choose from various streams like Hotel Operations, Food and Beverage Management, and more. Hotel Management professionals are in high demand, and graduates can find job opportunities in various sectors like hotels, resorts, restaurants, and cruise ships.

Computer Applications

Computer Applications is a popular career option for students who are interested in technology and software development. Computer Applications courses require students to have a good understanding of programming languages, database management, and software development. Students can choose from various computer application streams like Computer Science, Information Technology, and more. Computer Applications professionals are in high demand, and graduates can find job opportunities in various sectors like software development, IT companies, and tech startups.

Commerce and Business Management

Commerce and Business Management is a popular career option for students who have a strong aptitude for numbers and business acumen. Commerce courses require students to have a good understanding of accounting, economics, and finance. Students can choose from various commerce streams like B.Com, BBA, and more. Commerce and Business Management professionals are in high demand, and graduates can find job opportunities in various sectors like finance, accounting, and business administration.

Conclusion

Choosing the right career path after 12th is a crucial decision that can shape your future. With so many career options available, it can be overwhelming to choose the right one. In this article, we have discussed the top 10 career options after 12th along with the best courses and streams to pursue. It is essential to choose a career that aligns with your interests, strengths, and future goals. Remember, success comes with hard work, dedication, and passion. Choose wisely and work hard towards your dream career. Learning Potato as one of the best providers of Home tuition in Pune can help you with the best techniques and strategies to make full use of your online tuition and help students study more effectively and efficiently. Get in touch with us for your home tuition and nios online classes. We help students with the best faculty available for all classes, college and more.

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20–12–2024, Friday

lecture 001 of sexual rep in flowering plants

lecture 002 (part 1) of sexual rep in flowering plants

questions in eng lit

ecosystem video lecture

video lecture for formula revision of class 11

32 ncert nuggets from human reproduction

revision video lecture of some basic concepts of chemistry (class 11)

revision video lecture of structure of atom (class 11)

45 mcqs from structure of atoms

psychology video lecture

plans for tomorrow (h.p – high priority)

psychology video lectures (2h) – h.p

biology video lectures of 12th (2h) – h.p

complete 11th formula revision from video lecture (1h)

complete 11th chemistry revision from video lecture (approx 5 hours)

revise as much as possible of 11th bio through video lectures (approx 5 hours)

maths tuition (2h)

online chemistry class (1h)

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I was 12 years old when the far-right English Defence League (EDL) marched through my town of Luton. Teachers at my all-boys, majority Muslim state comprehensive told us to stay indoors. We were overwhelmingly working-class, the children of taxi drivers and factory workers for whom racist violence was a regular occurrence.

Many of us aligned with people organising the counter-demonstrations against the EDL and soon found other common ground. Alongside antifascism, the activists were vocal on foreign policy issues such as Iraq and Palestine, as well as the domestic issue of austerity.

When I visited my old school recently, I found very different political alliances. Teachers expressed concern about the growing influence of rightwing figures such as Andrew Tate. The influencer is part of a wider network, known loosely as the “manosphere”, which comprises anti-woke culture warriors, get-rich “crypto bros” and Donald Trump supporters. Here were young Pakistani and Bangladeshi boys taking part in a community that includes many who openly despise them. For example, Tate has previously met Tommy Robinson “untold times”, and in a 2022 interview he claimed that the EDL co-founder was “doing his very best to protect England from Islamisation”. To the surprise of many, later that year Tate converted to Islam.

It’s easy to understand the appeal of these influencers, who pose as self-help gurus, speaking directly to insecure young men of all races seeking to live better lives. The growing mental health crisis among young people and the longstanding stigma attached to any discussion of it in the Muslim community leads many vulnerable young men to seek solace in the words of influencers whose videos reference depression, anxiety and how to find motivation to move forward in life.

These young men quickly become enamoured of influencer lifestyles and seek to emulate them. Tate, in fact, grew up on the deprived Marsh Farm estate in Luton, and flaunts his money and flashy cars to impressionable young people. Crypto bros, made hyper-accessible through YouTube, TikTok and Instagram, actively encourage followers to invest in stocks and shares. A year-nine student approached me after I had given a talk at my former school and asked: “How do I become a millionaire without going to school?”

These young people are entering into an economy that is unequal, a society that is atomised and workplaces that are insecure. The idea that you can rise with your class rather than out of it has all but vanished. In Luton, nearly half of children are growing up in poverty. When ethnicity is factored in, figures show that in the UK, 67% of Bangladeshi children and 58% of Pakistani children are living in poverty. Like many areas of Britain, our town has been affected by deindustrialisation, cuts to public services and the resulting loss of social infrastructure. The decline in these spaces – youth clubs, libraries and community centres – has meant a decline in social interaction, too; the void has been filled by social media platforms.

During the Jeremy Corbyn years, many young people had a sense of hope that the state could improve their lives. I remember the long queues of young people outside the polling stations in Luton in 2017, and how many registered to vote at the stalls we used to run at the local sixth-form college. Many of us canvassed for the Labour party in Luton and in neighbouring Bedford. We were promised rent controls, the abolition of tuition fees, free travel, free wifi and an increase in the minimum wage.

Now, in the absence of such a project, many are increasingly turning to individual solutions peddled by online influencers. Why dismantle the system when you can become one of its beneficiaries? Why favour higher taxes that might one day come at your expense?

The pipeline for men of colour subscribing to rightwing influencers online to voting for rightwing parties at the ballot box was made clear during the US election. A record 46% of Hispanic voters opted for Trump – a 14-point increase from 2020. Trump also saw modest gains among Black men. Minority communities have suffered from the effects of globalisation, deindustrialisation and decline.

For far too long in the UK, progressives have taken for granted the votes of Black and Asian communities – but recent electoral events and reports show that this is ill-informed. Take Brexit: it is often depicted as the revolt of the white working class, but diverse towns and cities such as Luton, Bradford and Birmingham also voted to leave the European Union. A new report by UK in a Changing Europe shows British Bangladeshi, Black Caribbean and non-white Muslim and Christian voters are particularly likely to hold socially conservative views on issues such as crime and foreign aid in comparison with those from other ethnic or religious groups. Meanwhile, British Indian and Chinese voters are more likely to hold rightwing economic views. Both the former and current Conservative leaders, Rishi Sunak and Kemi Badenoch, are representative of this wider shift. Many ethnic minority voters already hold rightwing views, and we may see this point of view grow in younger generations as the online culture they consume is dominated by the right.

On the Marsh Farm estate where Tate grew up, there is an alternative model of self-help being pioneered by local residents. Marsh Farm Outreach prides itself on collectivism and face-to-face social interaction. Its bottom-up community-organising approach transformed a derelict 17th-century farmhouse into a community hub. The building is now home to a DJing academy for local children excluded from school, Luton’s first Black radio station and a restaurant and bar. Here, on the estate, few young men believe there are any heroes in Westminster coming to save them, but they have found support in a local community.

Bringing young people into their physical communities, and out of their online ones, may be one way to counter the rise of the right. As these young people reach voting age, time is running out for the Labour party.

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Sims 3 - Gameplay enhancing mods: School, University, Skills, Work.

A category-based mod post. Mods and links previously featured in our Masterlist. All credits to their rightful owners.

Categories include: school, apprenticeship, university, tuition, skills, careers, gigs and work mods.

School:

Extra-Curricular Activities – MissyHissy's School For Gifted Sims

The Apprenticeship Program – MissyHissy's School For Gifted Sims

Faster (and Slower) Homework - 8 Flavours!

Extra Credit Homework V4 by Nona Mena (simlogical.com)

Edited Education Hours

University:

Course List | MissyHissy's College of Further Education

Lost & Found: Honors Scholarship (Plus Other Aptitude Test Tweaks)

Write Scholarships for Money

New Scholarships (Update 10/26/23) - Talent Scholarships & No Store Version

Attend University Online (Update 10/26/23) - Wish Fix

University Life Visual Fixes (Send Insulting Text, Texting Idle, Heat of the Moment Kiss)

Studying Tweaks

Minimum Wage/More Realistic Earnings, Higher Tuition, Higher Boarding School Costs, Higher Grant Money

University Manager by Kuree[Script Mod] by Kuree (simlogical.com)

[UL] No Academic Performance Decay - 1.63 - 1.67 by Nona Mena (simlogical.com)

University Degree Tweaks: Counts for Education and Social Group Jobs + FLAVOURS

Skills:

Take Practice Shots Mod

Hidden Skills Unhidden

Learn Cooking Recipes by Watching TV!

Skills Lose Progress

Musical Instruments

Flower Arranging - Interaction and Skill

Knitting for TS3 - Interaction and Skill

Writing, Painting, Gardening, Tinkering More Fun

Study Skills Online V37

Yoga Mod (Update 3/1/23) - New Features!

Scribbling Pad + Buzzler's Scribbling Pad - Fixed

TS2 > TS3 Functional Sewing table [BETA V2.0.0]

Programming Skill

Faster Gardening Mod - 3 Flavors

Faster Upgrades Times

Faster Drafting Table Sketches & Paintings

Faster Invention Making/Sculpting and/or Challenges

Faster/Slower and/or Hidden Skills!

Rock Climbing Wall Tweaks, with multiple flavors

Meditate by Candlelight V4 by Nona Mena (simlogical.com)

Fit Atmosphere (Gym) Moodlet Fix by Nona Mena (simlogical.com)

Jobs, Gigs:

Social Networking Skill for Computer/MultiTab

Spin Class

The Job Board | MissyHissy's Job Centre

Employment – MissyHissy's School For Gifted Sims (Teen Jobs)

Time to work again - Cancel Time Off

Social Care Career

Hairdresser Mod - Impress Clients, Temporarily Dye Hair and More!

Job Overhaul -- Interviews And More

Pool Jobs for Lifeguards

nraas Careers - Must download main Careers mod and wanted modules which represent different careers.

The Business as Unusual Bistro Set

The Savvier Seller Mod - Version 4

Observatory Assistant -- Part-Time Astronomy Job

Sim State - The Sims 3 Open For Business Mini Expansion v1.4

Ultimate Careers (Version 4.3)

Showtime: Performance Career Tweaks by Nona Mena (simlogical.com)

Xtreme Career [TS1 to TS3]

Army Enlisted Career - Now With Two Separate Career Paths! - Updated 12/02/2012

Magic Academy / Dark Magic Academy Career

Factory Worker Career

Music Producer Career

Marine Biologist career

Doggie Day Care career

Restaurant Host career

Superhero and Supervillain Careers

Layoff Mod

Cancel Time Off Updated

Check For Work In Rabbitholes

Showtime Gigs: Easier or Harder Legendary Shows

Late Night Gig Scheduler Deluxe: Be your own agent! (scripted object) by Nona Mena (simlogical.com)

Find All Jobs in Newspaper or on any Computer

All Careers Available In the Future by Gurra (simlogical.com)

Adventure Boards/Job Board for your towns by Nona Mena (simlogical.com)

Audition For Band Gigs

Teen Band Redux

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Also while im being a jackass braggart online can i say as a surfer on the asian in asia education system ocean i cant find it in myself to be impressed by US high school successes in the slightest what do you mean your trigonometry teacher. They make one guy for every math subdivision? Its trig the whole class???? Do you also have a specific calculus teacher???? Whats your next period?? history of monarch butterflies?

Wait heres the famous primary school leaving exam question from here. Im not 12 years old anymore so im too fking stupid to get it right without thinking really hard. But theyre really so wicked to these 12 year old children over here theyre like freaking evil wizards setting ghastly puzzles for those who might wish to escape the evil lair of primary six. And every time the little kids are like dodging and weaving around the fireballs getting thrown at them. They parkour around these questions within minutes. And then they grow up go to progressively more advanced tuition centres turn 17 and then kill themselves

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probably not a super hot take, but feeling too old to achieve things isnt usually what holds people back, resources are.

it's good that we generally encourage people of all ages to strive for their goals. "you can graduate at any age" is often what i see offered to people talking about going to higher education later than the traditional 18 - 22. but age isnt a huge barrier. i am 29. most of my peers dont even realise i am 29, they think im their age. when they find out, they dont care. i am not denied anything due to my age.

BUT

i am more tired and burnt out more than the average student. i work full time and attend university full time. i have to figure out my finances. i am fortunate i can access grants and scholarships.

and often THIS is the barrier. it isnt age. it's time and finances. i dont have the same 24 hours as the 20 year olds i attend with, generally speaking. most of them arent working 45+ hour weeks in addition to a 12 - 18 hour course load in STEM. most of them arent experiencing chronic burn out from both class and working to support themselves alone. my 24 hours are work and class, not class and maybe social life balance. and, most of them have a support system if they need it. i dont. if i need a textbook/online homework system and i cant afford it, thats it. i cant ask mom or dad for the $100. if i cant come up with tuition, or my grants and scholarships dont get renewed, thats it. i have no fallback. many people in older age brackets are the same. and many people in older age brackets also cant access scholarships or grants, i just happened to luck out.

and when i am burnt out and have to pick between going to class or having a day off, i have to opt to keep pushing myself so my grades dont suffer. i dont get the luxury of taking many mental health days because i usually am picking between class or going to work, not class or spending the day at home or catching up on assignments. my work is neverending. i work, i go to class, i come home to my house and my bills and my chores, and i study. and then i sleep.

and thats not to say there arent younger demographics in my boat. there are, absolutely, and i commend them bc it's so hard to compete with your peers who have everything they need to succeed in front of them while you worry if you can afford parking for class or a meal, if you can pick up an extra shift, and if you do can you still carve out time for studies.

thats the barrier. it isnt age. no one cares youre 29 or 52 in college. but resources are pretty limited the older you get, and it's harder to get what you need without the adequate support system of a 20 something from a good home.

we DONT all have the same 24 hours.