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Cbse syllabus The CBSE board is one of the biggest educational organizations in India and prepares the syllabus for students from lower nursery group to grade 12, for schools affiliated with it. The Syllabus of CBSE is set by NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training). The CBSE Board conducts and prepare syllabus for country’s two nation-wide board examinations: All India Senior School Certificate Examination for Class 12 and All India Secondary School Examination for Class 10.
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Presenting a beautiful glimpse of medieval cities, alpine villages and Mediterranean beaches, France is an incredible country. Presidians undertook an international trip to this exquisite destination and were overjoyed with their packed bags and ear-to-ear smiles. They were taken to the famous La Tour Eiffel, museum Le Louvre, Montmartre and the Sacre-Coeur, where they relished the pleasant weather and captivating sceneries with their friends. Serving as the perfect learning experience in the summer vacations, the trip to the land of art will always remain engraved in the hearts of our young leaders.Weblink: www.thepresidiumschool.com/news_details.php?id=896
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Electricity | CBSE Grade 10 Science | Concept Map - Butterfly EduFields
This Concept Map on “Electricity” covers the following topics:
ELECTRIC CURRENT AND CIRCUIT
ELECTRIC POTENTIAL AND POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
OHM’S LAW
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Mothers are the image of God on this Earth!
Understanding and cherishing the value of this thought, Presidians celebrated Mother’s Day with a deep sense of love, respect and admiration for their Mothers. There is no love as special as that of a mother, and this celebration was in honour of those beautiful souls who have unfailing and pure love in their hearts - MOTHERS.
Presidians celebrated the day by performing on a splendidly choreographed song on Mother’s Day. They made beautiful greeting cards and wrote loving messages for their moms and presented it to them with gratitude. Such celebrations build respect, love and appreciation in children for their loved ones and they recognize the value of a family and relationships.
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Over the past 10 years, there has been a significant increase in the population of seniors over the age of 65. Current statistics from major western countries vary from 15% to 18% of the population. This is a growing segment for pedicures since 90% of this population has one or more foot-related problems. Senior and geriatric clients have a higher risk for certain conditions. Understanding the changes in this age group is essential to being able to service their needs adequately. Recognizing and understanding changes and problems with the foot and lower limb will help to meet their needs.
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These changes include issues with the following:
Circulatory system
Neuropathy
Skin and nail changes
Structural changes and deformities
Other senior concerns
It is not uncommon for seniors to experience problems due to normal wear and tear on their feet. In addition, the number of people with chronic diseases such as Type 2 diabetes, thyroid conditions, cancer survivors etc., is steadily increasing, particularly in the over 65 age group. All the more reason these clients need special attention and understanding in order to modify a pedicure for their specific needs.
CIRCULATORY ISSUES:
Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) is the most common vascular condition, manifesting with the presence of spider veins, distended capillaries, varicose veins, foot and ankle edema, lack of hair growth on legs and toes, and thin, often discoloured, shiny skin. It typically causes decreased sweat production thereby contributing to dry skin. Poor circulation can also make a client more susceptible to the development of ulcers due to wearing the wrong shoes, socks, or other scraps bangs and abrasions.
Peripheral Vascular Disease in the lower legs (PVD) is due to the narrowing of the blood vessels that become damaged, leading to ischemia (lack of blood supply). The resulting diminished blood flow to the feet always leaves the client at risk for infections and ulcers.
NEUROPATHY:
Peripheral neuropathy is a condition that is frequently seen in seniors, particularly those with Type 2 diabetes. Symptoms may include tingling, burning, numbness, as well as loss of sensation to touch and temperature.
SKIN AND NAIL CHANGES:
Due to metabolic and circulatory issues, the skin becomes thin and fragile leaving it very susceptible to injury and infection. The skin on the feet often becomes dry and rough making them susceptible to infection through micro lesions. Corns and calluses may be prevalent on pressure points causing discomfort and possibly pain when walking. Loss of fat pads on the ball of the foot is typical with aging feet potentially causing pain. Nails frequently become dark and thickened and often have onychomycosis with separation of the nail plate from the nail bed.
STRUCTURAL CHANGES AND DEFORMITIES:
Bunions, toe deformities such as hammer toes and heel spurs can cause pain and can result in skin problems such as corns and calluses. With advancing age, people have greater difficulty reaching their feet, are less active and less agile. This makes it difficult for them to care for their own feet or put on proper shoes.
OTHER SERIOUS CONCERNS:
Poor eyesight can lead to the client not seeing injury or change in the skin on the feet. This is worse in the presence of neuropathy. Clients should be encouraged to check the bottom of their feet in a mirror on the floor regularly. Medications influence the body’s metabolism, possibly affecting the skins’ normal function, further leading to dry skin. Medications like blood thinners may leave the skin of feet at risk of injury.
PEDICURING THE SENIOR OR GERIATRIC CLIENT:
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Complete a thorough skin and nail assessment before starting the pedicure.
Gently cleanse the foot for 3-5 minutes in warm, not hot water using the Footlogix Foot Soak.
Pay attention to the skin between and under the toes.
Take care when moving the ankle and toe joints so as not to push beyond their range of motion.
Use Footlogix Callus Softener before working on calluses and nails.
Take care when trimming nails and when skin is fragile. Reduce thick nails with an electric file for comfort.
Gently clean the nail groove and free edge.
Use a Footlogix mousse product for a gentle foot massage and hydrating the skin.
When massaging the leg, use the Footlogix Massage Formula and gentle effleurage working upwards towards the knee.
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Aadharshila CBSE School student celebrates Teacher's Day on 05th September in the school. Glimpse of celebration for you.
The master Chess players of Presidium Indirapuram, have established themselves as great players indeed at the CBSE National Chess Championship, held at Varanasi from 15th to 21st December.
Presidians participated in different age categories at the championship. From the girls’ team Shanya Mishra won two Gold medals in the U14 Girls-Individual and also in the U14 Girls-Team category. In the boys team Satvik Sharma, Aryan Sharma, Pranav Aggarwal and Manikya Negi bagged the 3rd runners up position.
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While most students were caught unaware when the results of the CBSE exam were announced, some were pleasantly surprised to find out that they had scored a CGPA (cumulative grade point average) of 10.
In the case of some schools, several students managed to pull off this feat. For instance, 20 students out of 136 who appeared for the exam from Kendriya Vidyalaya (KV) at the Indian Institute of Science secured the perfect 10. “I had no idea about the results and I did not expect to get a CGPA of 10. I was a little worried about my Math exam. I love Biology and want to appear for IAS exam one day,” said Advaith Rao, a student from KV, IISc.
At Delhi Public School, Bangalore south, 64 students out of 242 who appeared for the exam managed to score a CGPA of 10 and 157 students scored between 9 and 10 CGPAs. Eight students out of 17 appeared for the exam from GEAR Innovative International School received a perfect 10; the school finished with an average CGPA of 9.30. “I came to know about my results when my principal called me up. I didn’t have any time to celebrate yet. I want to get into Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) and will be opting for pre-university,” said Sumaiyyah Nizam from Gear Innovative International School.
For Amy Binu Suzzane, who is among the five students from Jain Heritage School who secured 10 CGPA, the result came as a surprise. “I am happy with my performance. I’m planning to switch over to the pre-university stream and become a fashion designer,” she said. “We have a 100 per cent pass result in our school with an average of 8.2 CGPA. Eight of 92 students who appeared in the exam got 10 pointers,” said Commander K L Ganesh Sharma, chief executive officer of Jain International Residential School. At Venkat International Public School, 26 students managed to get the perfect 10.
This year, the number of students who took the CBSE board exam is much more than those who opted for the school-based exam—while 97,259 took the board exam, only 54,741 opted for school-based exam. While the option to choose between the board and school-based exams was given to students, most preferred to go ahead with the board exam.
In September 2009, it was announced that from 2010-11, the board exam would be optional for Class 10 students of CBSE schools. As per the directive, students can choose to appear for the board exam or go for internal assessments/school-based tests. The initiative was aimed at relieving the stress caused by the hype surrounding the board exam. However, most students preferred to take the tried and tested board exam.
While some schools made it mandatory for students to take the board exam, other schools, which allowed the students to choose between the two exams, also saw students opting for the board exam. “Students and parents are yet to understand CBSE board’s intention behind providing the option to students. They don’t seem to be comfortable with the school-based exam since they feel it is easier to change boards by taking the board exam,” said Mansoor Ali Khan, general secretary of Management of Independent CBSE Schools' Association and secretary of Delhi Public School.
“More students opt for the board exam since they feel that their options are open. Also, there is a lot of confusion among students and parents. This forces them to opt for the board exam,” said Archana Vishwanath, principal of Jain Heritage School, adding that in 2012 more students opted for the board exam compared with last year.
This year, Army Public School, Bangalore, asked all of its Class 10 students to appear for the board exam. School principal Manjula Raman stated that students who had opted to take the school-based exam in the previous year experienced a lot of confusion.
What is in store for those who have cleared the exam?
The students who appear for the board exam will be given a Certificate of Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation, comprising evaluations of their performances in Class IX and Class X. The overall performance is reflected in individual subjects in the form of Grades A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2 and D. Candidates falling within the range of A1 to D are qualified for admission to higher classes. “Candidates obtaining Grades E1 and E2 are put under the category ‘Eligible for Improvement of Performance’ (EIOP). They can appear for improving their performance as per board rules,” said DT Sudharsan Rao, CBSE regional officer. He added that candidates who wish to apply for Improvement of Performance (IOP) can apply in the prescribed form before June 22without a late fee. The date of this examination has been tentatively fixed at July 16.
The Human Eye and the Colourful World | CBSE Grade 10 Science | Concept Map
This Concept Map on “The Human Eye and the Colourful World” covers the following topics:
THE HUMAN EYE
DEFECTS OF VISION AND THEIR CORRECTION
REFRACTION OF LIGHT THROUGH A PRISM
DISPERSION OF WHITE LIGHT BY A GLASS PRISM
ATMOSPHERIC REFRACTION
SCATTERING OF LIGHT
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Studying the growth of babies' emotions and cognitive abilities is fairly difficult, but two-year-olds were a whole other ballgame. At the age of two, they were going to the best CBSE schools in Bangalore handle them carefully.
The first two years of life are poised to dispute regulations due to their newly acquired sense of freedom and self-hood. They will push boundaries, experiment with restrictions, try their patience, and all of the above.
Tips For Parenting Your first two years of life
Neglect undesirable behaviors :
They will repeat anything if you make it seem important. They do this because they want to witness your unexpected response to their simple words.
Children under the age of first two years of life aren't fully able to comprehend why speaking the word makes you angry; instead, they will just consider your instant response. which is not how you generally behave. They will therefore repeat that word since they find your response to be so fascinating.
Remember that they are learning by repetition in this manner. For instance, they could want to keep playing the same game. And even though it is monotonous to us, they are fortifying neural connections through repetition in first two years of life
Say What They Can Do to Them :
Around 100 billion brain cells (neurons) with only a few connections are present in newborns. In the first two years of life these relationships shape our thoughts, motivations, and personalities. Thoughts, motivations, and personalities are all shaped by these relationships, which essentially define who we are. Through the experiences we have throughout our lives, they are developed, maintained, and "crafted."
BE A HOME OF SAFE HOPE FOR YOUR CHILD :
Be attentive to your child's signals and sensitive to their needs in age or to the first two years of life, show them that you are there for them at all times. Support and embrace your child's uniqueness. Be a welcoming, secure location for your youngster to explore and come back to.
Parents that are constantly receptive to their children's needs likely to have kids who develop their social skills, emotional regulation, and mental health more effectively in first two years of life
CONNECT WITH YOUR CHILD AND AID IN BRAIN INTEGRATION :
The majority of us are well aware of how crucial communication is. Talk to your youngster and pay close attention to what they say. Maintaining open lines of communication will improve your bond with your child and encourage them to seek you out in times of need.
In the first two years of life, there is also another justification for communication. You assist your child in integrating their brain's many regions, an important developmental process.
NO MATTER WHAT, DO NOT SPANK:
There is little doubt that for some parents' Beginning two years of the life of their kids, spanking can result in momentary acquiescence, which can occasionally provide much-needed respite.
However, this approach does not impart morality to the youngsters. Only exterior consequences are taught to the youngster as a result. The kid is then inspired to behave properly so they won't be caught.
In two years of life different children respond differently to different parenting styles, as demonstrated by the concept of differential susceptibility.
Those who are more resilient may "come out alright" regardless of how harshly their parents discipline them. But that does not imply that the methods are beneficial. These kids are merely fortunate. They can succeed despite having poor parenting, not as a result of it.
It is impossible to overstate the value of parenting at the first of two years of life. Parenting may not always be as simple as following scientific recommendations. In the short run, it might take more effort from you, but in the long run, it will save you a tonne of time and pain.
A respectable school will take care of all of a student's academic requirements, and extracurricular activities are encouraged to aid kids at the beginning of two years of their life in learning new things. Passing student grades is another prerequisite for a school to be named the best CBSE school in Bangalore. One of Bangalore's best primary and secondary CBSE schools, Soundarya Central School Central, is a day boarding school with a reputation for giving students a top-notch education and is accredited by CBSE. Parents and children like this school. On the school's official website, you can find the rest of the information. Strong passing rates are a common trait among its students.
Force and Laws of Motion | CBSE Grade 9 Science | Concept Map
This Concept Map on “Force and Laws of Motion” covers the following topics:
Balanced and Unbalanced Forces
First Law of Motion
Inertia and Mass
Second Law of Motion
Third Law of Motion
Conservation of Momentu
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Cbse board syllabus The CBSE board is one of the biggest educational organizations in India and prepares the syllabus for students from lower nursery group to grade 12, for schools affiliated with it. The Syllabus of CBSE is set by NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training). The CBSE Board conducts and prepare syllabus for country’s two nation-wide board examinations: All India Senior School Certificate Examination for Class 12 and All India Secondary School Examination for Class 10.
All Students of English & Gujarati Medium (GSEB) and CBSE - English Medium celebrate Navratri together on 27.09.2014 at School Campus.
Some Memorable Moments of this auspicious occasion we share here with you.
The Covid-19 cases started in China and almost the entire world has succumbed to this life-threatening virus. More than 23,000 cases have been registered in India and the entire nation has gone for a lockdown for more than a month. The 38 districts which are currently under lockdown and some even under curfew aim to slow down public movement and break the chain of the Coronavirus spread through social distancing. In this moment of crisis, we all must stay at home and disrupt the spreading of coronavirus.
While schools and colleges and workplaces are shut down, you have ample time to get any work done or learn anything you want.
Here are a few ideas you can explore to not get bored and remain productive during this crisis –
Let’s do free-hand exercise or yoga to stay fit –
Not only schools, colleges or offices but the gyms are also locked down for avoiding social gathering. Exercising is important to keep the strength, flexibility and most importantly the immunity on point during this Coronavirus pandemic. At home, you can do many freehand exercises like squats, push-ups, leg lifts, ab crunches and others to keep your body fit and healthy. Also, you can try yoga as it doesn’t require huge spaces and is extremely beneficial for mind and health. So, with a balanced diet plan mix some exercise and yoga to stay healthy while you stay at home during the lockdown.
Focus on extra-curricular activities –
In a normal condition, studies often keep you occupied and give you less time to paint, dance, recite, play chess or even sing. But when the entire nation is stuck at home and you don’t have studies, then it’s time to bring out your paintbrushes or musical instruments and start pursuing your passion. Any of these extra-curricular activities are meditative and soothes your mind and keeps you calm. So, go ahead and explore your creative language and don’t get bored.
Explore good books –
It is often said that books are a man’s best friend when nobody is around. Reading will not only boost your vocabulary skills but will also give you enough fodder yo spend your time in a world of unknown. Books like Ruskin bond collection, The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, The Harry Potter series by JK Rowling, Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things, RK Narayan’s The Guide, Khuswant Singh’s Train to Pakistan, motivational books by Shiv Khera, and The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, and others can be easily found online for free if you don’t have them. So, engage yourself in books and have a good experience in this coronavirus lockdown time.
Learn a new language –
Nothing can be a better time than this to learn a new language. While you have enough time at your disposal, you can bestow your dedication and have a fun experience but learning a new language. It will not only enhance your CV but will also open new avenues of education and jobs in the future. There are various free and paid online courses and mobile apps which will help you to learn new languages. Think of getting an online certificate for your new language skill and imparting the knowledge to your friends and family.
Spend more time with family –
Turn this fight against coronavirus into an opportunity of making the most of it with your loved ones. While you are locked in your house and cannot go out spend time with those who are always there for you. Read a book to your grandparents, or play with your younger sibling and have a long chat session with your parents. Also, you can help your elders in cooking meals or cleaning the house. This quarantine will show you new life skills that will benefit you in the future.
This is indeed a tough time and staying at home is the only option. While it can be boresome and tough, these above-mentioned ways will bring a breeze of happiness to your life by keeping you busy and your mind healthy.
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