Environmentalists world over are urging private and public sector organizations to get their offices automated so that they could, in the long run, do without paper.
What do you think are the environmental advantages a paperless office offers?
What are the major advantages of an automated office? Jaypees. Level II 1/4/09
Environmental concerns emanating from paper industry are so huge that environmentalists around the world recommend more and more paperless offices, both public and private. It is true that paperless office offers many environmental advantages. And the same way, offices enjoy many advantages when they go paperless. 45 words
The primary environmental advantage is that we can save great number of trees because soft wood is the raw material for paper. This leads to protection of green cover and the resultant benefits there of like maintenance of ecological equilibrium, temperature balance, CO2 processing, regular rainfall, to mention a few. Secondly, paper industry generates a lot of waste, and it consumes great amount of water also. If our dependence of paper gets reduced, in the long run, we can do without papers, and avoid many industry-related and environment sensitive situations. 90 words
The same way, paperless office offers many advantages, too. First of all, office functioning will be much easier and faster. For example: an automated office, which depends more on IT enabled automation than on paper based one, enjoys a lot of flexibilities. That is; it will be easy to maintain inter-office and intra-office communication. Secondly, it enables faster office functioning. For example; messages and data of all types and sizes can be sent and received in no time, and so the available time can be better converted into money. So, it is right to say paperless offices save money too. 90 words
Concluding it, the need for finding more environment-friendly office solutions is mounting day by day, and, if offices start to adopt paperless functioning, the future of the planet will be brighter. It’s needless to say, organizations too will benefit from it. 40 words.
265 words. jaypee
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
There is an argument that strict attendance is not necessary to ensure quality of higher education as students these days have enormous opportunities to gather information and thereby get prepared to meet any academic quality standards.
How far do you agree or disagree with this statement? Jaypees. Level II 1/4/09
Quality of education is ensured by many factors like a curriculum, faculty, timetable, evaluation and a set of rules and regulations, to mention a few. And education is not simply the collecting of information from external sources. So it is hard to endorse the view that strict attendance is not necessary. 45 words
The first and foremost factor disagreeing with the view is that strict attendance ensures organized learning. When students are asked to follow strict attendance, they get the feel of a system working towards their holistic academic and personal development. The same will make them pick up much more than academic skills and knowledge. For example: when a student attends class regularly, s/he comes to enjoy the benefits of direct class room learning, regular monitoring by the faculty, and he or she gets evaluated periodically and learns the basics of time management and the need for following rules and regulations. So, strict attendance is crucial. 90 words
On the other hand, it is very difficult to prove that strict timetable is not necessary just because students these days are able to collect information from other sources. Quality education is not mere collecting of information, and even if one is able to gather all necessary information, a candidate may not be able to meet the challenges of life. And an educated person is supposed to possess many skills and qualities. For example; a self educated person may have great knowledge about a particular field, but it is his other soft skills that go into the making of his success in today’s completive world. 90 words
Therefore, it is right to conclude that strict attendance is as important as any other factor that ensures quality of education: like curriculum, faculty, timetable etc. Education, of all types, needs to stick to some attendance parameters to ensure quality of education. 40 words
265 words by jaypee. 31/3/09
How far do you agree or disagree with this statement? Jaypees. Level II 1/4/09
Quality of education is ensured by many factors like a curriculum, faculty, timetable, evaluation and a set of rules and regulations, to mention a few. And education is not simply the collecting of information from external sources. So it is hard to endorse the view that strict attendance is not necessary. 45 words
The first and foremost factor disagreeing with the view is that strict attendance ensures organized learning. When students are asked to follow strict attendance, they get the feel of a system working towards their holistic academic and personal development. The same will make them pick up much more than academic skills and knowledge. For example: when a student attends class regularly, s/he comes to enjoy the benefits of direct class room learning, regular monitoring by the faculty, and he or she gets evaluated periodically and learns the basics of time management and the need for following rules and regulations. So, strict attendance is crucial. 90 words
On the other hand, it is very difficult to prove that strict timetable is not necessary just because students these days are able to collect information from other sources. Quality education is not mere collecting of information, and even if one is able to gather all necessary information, a candidate may not be able to meet the challenges of life. And an educated person is supposed to possess many skills and qualities. For example; a self educated person may have great knowledge about a particular field, but it is his other soft skills that go into the making of his success in today’s completive world. 90 words
Therefore, it is right to conclude that strict attendance is as important as any other factor that ensures quality of education: like curriculum, faculty, timetable etc. Education, of all types, needs to stick to some attendance parameters to ensure quality of education. 40 words
265 words by jaypee. 31/3/09
Monday, March 30, 2009
There is an argument that strict attendance is not necessary to ensure quality of higher education as students these days have enormous opportunities to gather information and thereby get prepared to meet any academic quality standards.
How far do you agree or disagree with this statement? Jaypees. Level II 1/4/09
Environmentalists world over are urging private and public sector organizations to get their offices automated so that they could, in the long run, do without paper.
What do you think are the environmental advantages a paperless office offers?
What are the major advantages of an automated office? Jaypees. Level II 1/4/09
Ensuring security to the life and property of citizens is the primary responsibility of the state. Still, without the active participation of citizens, no security initiative will have any effect on the society.
Comment on this statement. Level II 1/4/09
Ensuring security to the life and property of citizens is the primary responsibility of the State. But no state can ensure security unless there is people’s participation in all security initiatives.
Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Level II 1/4/09
How far do you agree or disagree with this statement? Jaypees. Level II 1/4/09
Environmentalists world over are urging private and public sector organizations to get their offices automated so that they could, in the long run, do without paper.
What do you think are the environmental advantages a paperless office offers?
What are the major advantages of an automated office? Jaypees. Level II 1/4/09
Ensuring security to the life and property of citizens is the primary responsibility of the state. Still, without the active participation of citizens, no security initiative will have any effect on the society.
Comment on this statement. Level II 1/4/09
Ensuring security to the life and property of citizens is the primary responsibility of the State. But no state can ensure security unless there is people’s participation in all security initiatives.
Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Level II 1/4/09
Vote share of CPI, CPI-M and INC
The line graph presents data on the share of votes three major political parties, CPI, CPI-M and INC, had in the elections held between 1977 and 2004.
In 1977, CPI had 10.38 votes, but it came down to 6.52 in the following election. It came still down to 6.21 in 1989. In the following elections till 2004 the party’s share of votes stood between 8.12 and 7.89.
If we compare these figures with that of CPI-M, it had nearly two times more votes in 1977, 20.33, but in the following year, it recorded a low, taking it to 19.09. The following elections recorded a higher percentage, elevating it to 22.27 and 22.28 in 1984 and 1989. In the following three elections, the percentages hovered between 20.72 and 21.00. It recorded a huge increase in 1999 and 2004, taking it to 31.51.
When it comes to INC, it had 29.13% votes in 1977. In the following election, it suffered nearly 3% drop. Two elections followed recorded its all time high percentage, 41.71. In the elections of 1991,1996 1998 and 1999, its percentage remained between 38.78 and 39.35. But in 2004 it had a steep fall, from 39.35 to 32.11, the biggest fall ever.
It is obvious that CPI did not have any major increase or decrease over the years, but the other two had remarkable variations in their respective shares.
180 words. Jaypees
The line graph presents data on the share of votes three major political parties, CPI, CPI-M and INC, had in the elections held between 1977 and 2004.
In 1977, CPI had 10.38 votes, but it came down to 6.52 in the following election. It came still down to 6.21 in 1989. In the following elections till 2004 the party’s share of votes stood between 8.12 and 7.89.
If we compare these figures with that of CPI-M, it had nearly two times more votes in 1977, 20.33, but in the following year, it recorded a low, taking it to 19.09. The following elections recorded a higher percentage, elevating it to 22.27 and 22.28 in 1984 and 1989. In the following three elections, the percentages hovered between 20.72 and 21.00. It recorded a huge increase in 1999 and 2004, taking it to 31.51.
When it comes to INC, it had 29.13% votes in 1977. In the following election, it suffered nearly 3% drop. Two elections followed recorded its all time high percentage, 41.71. In the elections of 1991,1996 1998 and 1999, its percentage remained between 38.78 and 39.35. But in 2004 it had a steep fall, from 39.35 to 32.11, the biggest fall ever.
It is obvious that CPI did not have any major increase or decrease over the years, but the other two had remarkable variations in their respective shares.
180 words. Jaypees
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Some people argue that the business of running a nation needs to be in the hands of emerging young leaders, while others are of opinion that it should be done by senior leaders.
· Which argument do you endorse, and state why?
It is generally accepted that running a nation is a serious business, and there is controversy on whether it should be done by young leaders or it is the job of senior leaders. I for one am of opinion that it should be done by the young. 45 words
There are points to establish the fact that it is a good idea to give the reins of the nation to the hands of young leaders. The primary argument is that young leaders have great vision and spirit to take the nation forward. Secondly, these leaders will take great pride in their being what they are, and they would do their best to the welfare of the nation. Thirdly, younger leaders are less prone to corruption and similar asocial activities than the old ones whose aim is to be in the seats of power somehow. 95 words
On the other hand, if a nation continues to be run by sexagenarian and octogenarian, there is going to be slow and passive functioning and poor participation. As they are too old, an emerging nation may not be able to cope with their conventional style of functioning. Besides these, a good number of old leaders are reported to be corrupt and they hardly understand the need for change. They want to be power dealers, not leaders. This situation can easily be averted if youngsters take up the reins of power. 95 words.
The above arguments make it clear that, in the present scenario, it is wise idea to let the emerging young leaders take the nation forward, and of course we can make use of the elder leaders’ expertise for many other nation building exercises. 40 words
275 words by jaypee
· Which argument do you endorse, and state why?
It is generally accepted that running a nation is a serious business, and there is controversy on whether it should be done by young leaders or it is the job of senior leaders. I for one am of opinion that it should be done by the young. 45 words
There are points to establish the fact that it is a good idea to give the reins of the nation to the hands of young leaders. The primary argument is that young leaders have great vision and spirit to take the nation forward. Secondly, these leaders will take great pride in their being what they are, and they would do their best to the welfare of the nation. Thirdly, younger leaders are less prone to corruption and similar asocial activities than the old ones whose aim is to be in the seats of power somehow. 95 words
On the other hand, if a nation continues to be run by sexagenarian and octogenarian, there is going to be slow and passive functioning and poor participation. As they are too old, an emerging nation may not be able to cope with their conventional style of functioning. Besides these, a good number of old leaders are reported to be corrupt and they hardly understand the need for change. They want to be power dealers, not leaders. This situation can easily be averted if youngsters take up the reins of power. 95 words.
The above arguments make it clear that, in the present scenario, it is wise idea to let the emerging young leaders take the nation forward, and of course we can make use of the elder leaders’ expertise for many other nation building exercises. 40 words
275 words by jaypee
Some people argue that the business of running a nation needs to be in the hands of emerging young leaders, while others are of opinion that it should be done by senior leaders.
· Which argument do you endorse, and state why?
· Serious
· Controversy
· Young or old
· Young
Second:
1. Many
2. Vision/energy
3. Proud/productive
4. Corruption-free
5. Sincere
Third:
1. Contrary.
2. Slow/poor action
3. Corrupt
4. Immune to change
5. Power hungry
Concl:
· Scenario
· Wise idea
· Elders/use
· Other purposes.
Jaypees doc. 29/3/09. For level II class
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· Which argument do you endorse, and state why?
· Serious
· Controversy
· Young or old
· Young
Second:
1. Many
2. Vision/energy
3. Proud/productive
4. Corruption-free
5. Sincere
Third:
1. Contrary.
2. Slow/poor action
3. Corrupt
4. Immune to change
5. Power hungry
Concl:
· Scenario
· Wise idea
· Elders/use
· Other purposes.
Jaypees doc. 29/3/09. For level II class
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Friday, March 27, 2009
Valentine’s day gifts among men and women.
The pie graph presents data on what men and women buy for each other on Valentine ’s Day in the US.It is obvious that among the items men buy for women, the things come under the category called ‘Other’ constitute 25%, followed by cards, 18%. The third most important gift item among men is flowers, 16% and it is followed by candy constituting 14%. When jewelry takes the fifth position with 10%, all other items like lingerie, spa/personal care and perfume/cologne share 7%, 6% and 4% respectively.
If we compare these figures with what women buy for their loved ones, card is the most popular gift among women; 27% followed by candy taking 21% whereas the third most item is ‘other’ 17%. When flowers claim 11%, perfume and cologne take 10 followed by jewelry with 9%. The least popular item is spa and personal care with 1%.
It is clear that card is the most popular gift women buy for men whereas things under ‘other’ are the most popular ones among men.
160 words.
This is a tentative answer and the graph could be described in many other ways.
The pie graph presents data on what men and women buy for each other on Valentine ’s Day in the US.It is obvious that among the items men buy for women, the things come under the category called ‘Other’ constitute 25%, followed by cards, 18%. The third most important gift item among men is flowers, 16% and it is followed by candy constituting 14%. When jewelry takes the fifth position with 10%, all other items like lingerie, spa/personal care and perfume/cologne share 7%, 6% and 4% respectively.
If we compare these figures with what women buy for their loved ones, card is the most popular gift among women; 27% followed by candy taking 21% whereas the third most item is ‘other’ 17%. When flowers claim 11%, perfume and cologne take 10 followed by jewelry with 9%. The least popular item is spa and personal care with 1%.
It is clear that card is the most popular gift women buy for men whereas things under ‘other’ are the most popular ones among men.
160 words.
This is a tentative answer and the graph could be described in many other ways.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
. Academic migration is widely being promoted these days.
· Why is this tendency common today?
Do you think it is good to be studying overseas?
It is true. Academic migration is more common than it was in the past. There are some many factors that contribute to this increasing popularity. And, of course, studying overseas is a good idea especially in these days of global opportunities. 40 words
The most important factor that makes academic migration common is today’s globalized world order where everyone is free to move beyond their national borders either for business, education profession or entertainment. For examples, students from poor nations are prepared to go to any distance to get world class education. Coupled with this is the competition among overseas universities for getting brilliant and financially well off students. It is known to all that universities abroad need funds to run their courses, and they find overseas students as cash cows. And there are many other minor factors like employment opportunities, learn-and-earn at the same time, to mention a few. 100 words
There is no disagreement on the view that it is good to be studying overseas. The major benefits are: firstly, overseas degrees are accepted world over and those ones who get through overseas courses get better employment options in rich counties. Secondly, studying in a multicultural, international location itself is a brilliant learning experience. Thirdly, there are excellent class rooms supported by the best of study aids, and renowned faculty, and students get great exposure to the latest in the fast changing world. And finally they happen to pick up many life, core and soft skills from overseas environments. 95 words
To conclude, academic migration is bound to be popular in the coming days too as more and more students are attracted to the conveniences offered by foreign universities. And of course it is good to be doing a course overseas in many more ways than one. 45 words
280 words
jaypees
· Why is this tendency common today?
Do you think it is good to be studying overseas?
It is true. Academic migration is more common than it was in the past. There are some many factors that contribute to this increasing popularity. And, of course, studying overseas is a good idea especially in these days of global opportunities. 40 words
The most important factor that makes academic migration common is today’s globalized world order where everyone is free to move beyond their national borders either for business, education profession or entertainment. For examples, students from poor nations are prepared to go to any distance to get world class education. Coupled with this is the competition among overseas universities for getting brilliant and financially well off students. It is known to all that universities abroad need funds to run their courses, and they find overseas students as cash cows. And there are many other minor factors like employment opportunities, learn-and-earn at the same time, to mention a few. 100 words
There is no disagreement on the view that it is good to be studying overseas. The major benefits are: firstly, overseas degrees are accepted world over and those ones who get through overseas courses get better employment options in rich counties. Secondly, studying in a multicultural, international location itself is a brilliant learning experience. Thirdly, there are excellent class rooms supported by the best of study aids, and renowned faculty, and students get great exposure to the latest in the fast changing world. And finally they happen to pick up many life, core and soft skills from overseas environments. 95 words
To conclude, academic migration is bound to be popular in the coming days too as more and more students are attracted to the conveniences offered by foreign universities. And of course it is good to be doing a course overseas in many more ways than one. 45 words
280 words
jaypees
Many poor economies are poor not because they do not have the resources to become rich, but because they do not have the means to tap their available resources.
How far is this true in your opinion?Jaypeesdoc. 26/3/09
The major factors that decide the strength of an economy are human resource, natural resource and market resource. If we look at the poor economies around the world, we can see that they all have enough such resources. But, they do not have the means to tap them so that they could be rich. 55 words
Many poor economies are suffering not from resource crunch but from poor support resources to tap the resources they have. Many poor economies are blessed with great natural resources. For example, African countries have great gold and oil reserves, but they do not have the means to tap them as it demands a lot of infrastructure and technical know-how. Though the rich nations have them, poor nations do not have access to such facilities. Naturally their resources remain untapped and they keep going poor. 85 words.
To make it clearer, let us look at another example. India is a huge manpower destination. But it does not have the infrastructure to accommodate this much educated manpower. So, excellent manpower and their contributions go waste leaving the nation poor. So is the case with its enormous tourism potential. India is not fully equipped for tapping all the tourism prospects it has. And finally, it is equally known that third world nations are huge markets. But these market resources are exploited by the rich. 85 words.
The above points and examples make it right to conclude that poor economies are poor due to their inability to tap their available resources. If the rich nations around the world could extend a helping hand to these economies, they may slowly become rich nations in the coming days. 45 words
270 Words. Jaypees. 26/3/09
How far is this true in your opinion?Jaypeesdoc. 26/3/09
The major factors that decide the strength of an economy are human resource, natural resource and market resource. If we look at the poor economies around the world, we can see that they all have enough such resources. But, they do not have the means to tap them so that they could be rich. 55 words
Many poor economies are suffering not from resource crunch but from poor support resources to tap the resources they have. Many poor economies are blessed with great natural resources. For example, African countries have great gold and oil reserves, but they do not have the means to tap them as it demands a lot of infrastructure and technical know-how. Though the rich nations have them, poor nations do not have access to such facilities. Naturally their resources remain untapped and they keep going poor. 85 words.
To make it clearer, let us look at another example. India is a huge manpower destination. But it does not have the infrastructure to accommodate this much educated manpower. So, excellent manpower and their contributions go waste leaving the nation poor. So is the case with its enormous tourism potential. India is not fully equipped for tapping all the tourism prospects it has. And finally, it is equally known that third world nations are huge markets. But these market resources are exploited by the rich. 85 words.
The above points and examples make it right to conclude that poor economies are poor due to their inability to tap their available resources. If the rich nations around the world could extend a helping hand to these economies, they may slowly become rich nations in the coming days. 45 words
270 Words. Jaypees. 26/3/09
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Sunday, March 22, 2009
1. Child labour is on the rise in poor nations even though there are strict laws protecting the rights of children.
· What do think are the major cause and effects of this social evil?
2. Many tourisms centers are turning out to be breeding grounds for crimes and divisive activities.
· How far is this true in your state?
· Suggest your own ways to solve this problem.
3. Education, right education to all, can solve almost all social evils.
· Comment on this statement.
4. Rural urban migration is reported to be doing great harm to the physical appearance of the urban landscape.
· In what all ways does rural urban migration harm the urban landscape?
· What are the causes of rural urban migration?
5. Many foreign universities are found to be opening their representative offices in poor nations, and canvass students.
· What advantages do these universities enjoy canvassing students from poor nations?
· Do you think they face some problems too?
6. Academic migration is widely being promoted these days.
· Why is this tendency common today?
· Do you think it is good to be studying overseas?
7. Rich nations are found to be putting in place more and more restrictions to discourage employment migration.
· Do you think it is right to do so in these times of globalization?
· How does it influence the new world order?
8. Many poor economies are poor not because they do not have the resources to be rich, but because they do not have the means to tap their available resources.
· How far is this true?
Jaypeesdoc. 23/3/09
· What do think are the major cause and effects of this social evil?
2. Many tourisms centers are turning out to be breeding grounds for crimes and divisive activities.
· How far is this true in your state?
· Suggest your own ways to solve this problem.
3. Education, right education to all, can solve almost all social evils.
· Comment on this statement.
4. Rural urban migration is reported to be doing great harm to the physical appearance of the urban landscape.
· In what all ways does rural urban migration harm the urban landscape?
· What are the causes of rural urban migration?
5. Many foreign universities are found to be opening their representative offices in poor nations, and canvass students.
· What advantages do these universities enjoy canvassing students from poor nations?
· Do you think they face some problems too?
6. Academic migration is widely being promoted these days.
· Why is this tendency common today?
· Do you think it is good to be studying overseas?
7. Rich nations are found to be putting in place more and more restrictions to discourage employment migration.
· Do you think it is right to do so in these times of globalization?
· How does it influence the new world order?
8. Many poor economies are poor not because they do not have the resources to be rich, but because they do not have the means to tap their available resources.
· How far is this true?
Jaypeesdoc. 23/3/09
Saturday, March 21, 2009
School is the ideal place to run awareness programmes of all types.
What makes schools ideal for running all awareness programmes?
Do you think there are some programmes that cannot be run at schools?
School, a place where children learn all the basics of life, is the right place to run awareness programmes of any type. There are many factors that make school ideal for the same. And, if wisely implemented, there is virtually no programme that is not fit for school children. 45
If we look at the factors that make schools ideal, the foremost thing is that school has an excellent system in place. That is, there is a great mix of students, who follow a strict timetable, go through a regular course of study, and follow a certain rules and regulations. Secondly, children are in their formative years and they are inquisitive enough to grasp things according to their grades and comprehension levels. And finally, they have a rare faculty of following the words of their teachers very seriously. So catching them young is right, and school is the ideal place for the same. 100 words.
When it comes to whether there are some programmes that cannot be run at schools, I do not think there is one that cannot be run. It all depends upon how wisely we select the programmes and how intelligently we implement them. That is, we have to take into account the students’ level of learning, gender, socio-cultural backgrounds and age groups. If these things are looked into, awareness programmes of all types are fit for schools; even awareness on sex is possible provided we give it to students when they turn to their teenage. 90 words
The above points make it clear that school time is the best time to make children pick up the basics of life through curricular and co-curricular activities. Awareness programmes are not exceptions. No matter what they are about, it all depends upon how wisely we go about it. 45 words
280 words jaypees. An 8 band score essay
What makes schools ideal for running all awareness programmes?
Do you think there are some programmes that cannot be run at schools?
School, a place where children learn all the basics of life, is the right place to run awareness programmes of any type. There are many factors that make school ideal for the same. And, if wisely implemented, there is virtually no programme that is not fit for school children. 45
If we look at the factors that make schools ideal, the foremost thing is that school has an excellent system in place. That is, there is a great mix of students, who follow a strict timetable, go through a regular course of study, and follow a certain rules and regulations. Secondly, children are in their formative years and they are inquisitive enough to grasp things according to their grades and comprehension levels. And finally, they have a rare faculty of following the words of their teachers very seriously. So catching them young is right, and school is the ideal place for the same. 100 words.
When it comes to whether there are some programmes that cannot be run at schools, I do not think there is one that cannot be run. It all depends upon how wisely we select the programmes and how intelligently we implement them. That is, we have to take into account the students’ level of learning, gender, socio-cultural backgrounds and age groups. If these things are looked into, awareness programmes of all types are fit for schools; even awareness on sex is possible provided we give it to students when they turn to their teenage. 90 words
The above points make it clear that school time is the best time to make children pick up the basics of life through curricular and co-curricular activities. Awareness programmes are not exceptions. No matter what they are about, it all depends upon how wisely we go about it. 45 words
280 words jaypees. An 8 band score essay
Friday, March 20, 2009
Friday, March 20, 2009
Some youngsters wait for years for their dream jobs to come by, whereas some others take up whatever opportunity that comes their way right after their studies.
What advantages do they both enjoy?
Today, life without a job cannot be imagined, and most youngsters cherish some dreams about heir jobs. However, it is seen that some pick up all opportunities they come across, while some others wait for long for their dreams jobs. Anyway, both the groups enjoy numerous benefits. 45 words
To begin with, youngsters selecting careers early in their life reap loads of advantages. Firstly, they start earning early. This makes them responsible and it develops skills like money management and wise spending of time, eventually improving their standard of living. Secondly, they face numerous challenges that help them pick up variety of experiences, both professional and social. Finally, even though early career selection may halt their higher studies, they opt for recent technologies to procure professional skills thereby raising their potentials according the demands. This results in the formation of a very energetic and productive youth, the real asset of a nation. 95 words
When it come to those youngsters who wait for years for their preferred job, it is obvious that they do enjoy countless advantages. Foremost one being their satisfaction; that is, if one is able to secure the job one dreams of, then there is no room for any doubt that the person starts worshipping that job and bringing out his/her best. Consequently, the time one spends waiting for that job, foolishness in others’ views, is not at all a waste of time as it makes one usher in peace and prosperity in one’s personal and professional life. That is what a good career is supposed to bring about. 90 words
The above points make it true that whether one selects a career early in one’s life or waits for a dream job is not a matter of any concern because both are equally beneficial. As every individual is unique, it is, of course, the personal interest that drives each one to attain a job of their choice. 50 words
280 words. Written by Ms. Sharon. 21/3/09 exam student
Loaded onto www.jpsukham.blogsopot.com with the writer’s permission
20/3/09. jaypee.
Some youngsters wait for years for their dream jobs to come by, whereas some others take up whatever opportunity that comes their way right after their studies.
What advantages do they both enjoy?
Today, life without a job cannot be imagined, and most youngsters cherish some dreams about heir jobs. However, it is seen that some pick up all opportunities they come across, while some others wait for long for their dreams jobs. Anyway, both the groups enjoy numerous benefits. 45 words
To begin with, youngsters selecting careers early in their life reap loads of advantages. Firstly, they start earning early. This makes them responsible and it develops skills like money management and wise spending of time, eventually improving their standard of living. Secondly, they face numerous challenges that help them pick up variety of experiences, both professional and social. Finally, even though early career selection may halt their higher studies, they opt for recent technologies to procure professional skills thereby raising their potentials according the demands. This results in the formation of a very energetic and productive youth, the real asset of a nation. 95 words
When it come to those youngsters who wait for years for their preferred job, it is obvious that they do enjoy countless advantages. Foremost one being their satisfaction; that is, if one is able to secure the job one dreams of, then there is no room for any doubt that the person starts worshipping that job and bringing out his/her best. Consequently, the time one spends waiting for that job, foolishness in others’ views, is not at all a waste of time as it makes one usher in peace and prosperity in one’s personal and professional life. That is what a good career is supposed to bring about. 90 words
The above points make it true that whether one selects a career early in one’s life or waits for a dream job is not a matter of any concern because both are equally beneficial. As every individual is unique, it is, of course, the personal interest that drives each one to attain a job of their choice. 50 words
280 words. Written by Ms. Sharon. 21/3/09 exam student
Loaded onto www.jpsukham.blogsopot.com with the writer’s permission
20/3/09. jaypee.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
School is the right place to conduct awareness programmes of all types, say, programmes on environment, health, cleanliness etc.
· What makes schools ideal for running awareness programmes?
· Do you think there are some programmes that cannot be run at schools?
jaypeesdoc. 19/3/09
Intr:
School
Important
Systematic
True
All programs
Depending
First:
Formative
Receptive
Catch them
Organized
For ever learning
Second:
i. Sensitive
ii. Not mature
iii. But maturing
iv. Select wisely
v. Run intelligently
Concl:
Catch/young
Right place
Lasting benefits
It is wiser
Ideal for all
Write 270 words out of this frame. A jaypeedoc. 19/03/09
· What makes schools ideal for running awareness programmes?
· Do you think there are some programmes that cannot be run at schools?
jaypeesdoc. 19/3/09
Intr:
School
Important
Systematic
True
All programs
Depending
First:
Formative
Receptive
Catch them
Organized
For ever learning
Second:
i. Sensitive
ii. Not mature
iii. But maturing
iv. Select wisely
v. Run intelligently
Concl:
Catch/young
Right place
Lasting benefits
It is wiser
Ideal for all
Write 270 words out of this frame. A jaypeedoc. 19/03/09
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