Homework : What should be standard practice

Moral Values are the worthy principles that one follows to distinguish the right from the wrong. These virtues are considered worthy in building up the character of an individual. Moral Value refers to the good virtues such as honesty, integrity, truthfulness, helpfulness, love, respectfulness, hard-work, etc. Students are the future of India. The future of our country depends upon the moral values convey to them during their student life. They will become doctors, politicians, business-person, engineers, scientists, etc., and hold important positions. Moral lessons should be properly implemented among students in school. Students have great observation power. They observe their parents at home and their teacher at school. They always repeat what they observe and this practice builds their character. The method of teaching moral values to students is universal. It is the most important duty of the teachers and parents. If a child observes his teachers/parents to be t...

A hearty round of congratulations to the class XII students of BDM International for successfully passing the AISSCE & AISSE 2019 The science the section has performed the best with Sushmita De securing the first place at 97%, followed by Arkaprabha Haldar at 96.6 % for the second position and Rishiraj Baul coming third at 96.4%. From the Arts section, Kusumita Banerjee has secured the first position at 95.8%, followed by Tuhina Misra at 95.2% for the second position and Deepalika Deb comes third at 95%. From the commerce section, Ankana Kar has secured the first position at 94.4% and Sourjyadipta Mandal is securing the second position at 93.8% whereas Gourav Bhattacharya earned the third spot at 93.4%. The School also extends heartiest congratulations and deep appreciation to the toppers of AISSE 2019 with Ronjinee Chattopadhyay securing the first position by achieving 98.6%, followed by Brishti Chatterjee securing the second position by achieving 98.2% and the third...

Mindfulness is the practice of focusing all your attention at the present moment. Several studies suggest that kids who practice mindfulness tend to develop positive traits such as increased self-control, better attentiveness in class, and more empathy and respect for others . BDM International firmly believes that students must make the habit of practising mindfulness activities by doing yoga or exercising because these methods help to reduce tensions and anxiety. Why should it be practised? 1. It reduces your habit of overthinking - Practicing various activities of mindfulness like yoga or exercising your body calms down the mind. Reducing your tensions in studies or personal life. 2. It reduces your stress - It avoids the habit of cumulating your stress in studies and other co-curricular activities. 3. It improves your memory and concentration - While it reduces your tensions and stress levels, in return it improves the attention level during class hours. Buil...

Exam days are the time where students face pressure from the books they need to study so as to pass to the next class. Tensions increase slowly one-two months prior before exam and students are deprived of proper sleep. BDM International recognized as one of the best school in South Kolkata because of winning the " Best Stand Alone School of the Year ", have certain tips for the students as to how to stay motivated during exams 1. Manage a 'To Do List' - One of the wonderful ways to succeed for the exam, following this method can be a good method to make you motivate you to take the interest in the subjects where you are weak at by giving time at it to learn from the mistake made and correcting it. 2. Exercise Daily - Yoga, one of the best ways to do meditate is healthy for your body as well as your mind. It keeps your mind and soul refreshed and thus allowing your brain to focus more in studies. Reducing your stress and giving you better sleep after th...

One's kindness plays a very important role in an individual's life. Being taught at a very young age to children teaches them that the fruits from it keep increasing. We at BDMI has taken the step of teaching our students of the junior section the moral and the importance of being kind to oneself and to others. We know that showing respect and earning from it is the first step to know the meaning of kindness and that to continue this thing. We have upheld the small program within our premise with the theme named "The Great Kindness Challenge" for five days. Let us show you some more examples of what have we taught our students to our premise. Let's say for instance a small test was to happen and from there a certain group of students has not passed the exam. Then we let the students who have passed the exam write a small kind note that would make them motivate for the next exam and work well to succeed the next time. Thus earning the love and respect for...

In the past few decade, it has been seen that social studies have been given less importance by teachers to teach students this subject where this subject is of equal important than that of the other subjects like Science, Maths, Commerce and Arts. It helps in developing the students thought process of how the world works and make them wiser as to how to implement the strategy so as to make the world a better place. This subject deals in the teaching of how a person can learn to become a proper human being.   A respected individual by the mass people. It looks into explaining the students how people differ from one another in terms of behaviour, thinking-attitude, culturally and religiously. So as to show respect to one another and to continue their daily work smoothly. Through this, it is seen that it helps people to be more wise enough daily. At BDMI, we inculcate the matter of social studies to the student in their early education as we firmly believe that if proper soci...

Some kids are self-motivated. And other kids are less motivated and need a little push here or a lot of prodding there. If you’re wondering how to motivate your child, you might automatically think of rewarding your child for every step he takes in the right direction, and applying negative consequences for steps he takes in the wrong direction.  In reality, the best approach is to go easy on the rewards and punishments and cultivate his internal motivation—help him to tune into the feelings of accomplishment and the pride he feels for a job well done. 1. Set Goals: Have they set goals. Make a list of short-term goals and one of the long-term goals. Make sure the goals are reachable but require effort to obtain. 2. Make a Plan: In order to reach goals, you need a plan. Help your children create a strategy for reaching their goals. Make a step-by-step plan to reach them.  3. Celebrate Accomplishments: When your child accomplishes the...