Actually i passed my 12th examination in 2025 and i got back in one subject which i cleared last year only through supplementary exam and
now i got 2 marksheet.
the first one has a RT showing and the second one has all subject pass .
So, can i tear and throw the RT one is their any need for that anywhere. cuz it hurts me alot seeing that .
Hey ya’ll, 18m (hopefully)graduating senior in 3 weeks. So my sophomore year I failed my 2nd semester of history resulting in my half credit.
Fortunately they gave me the chance to fix my mistake by taking a additional online class, unfortunately this was around the time my college(my high school lets students enroll in their local community college for dual credit) were having their finals, and I ended up forgetting about the class entirely(in my defense they never once mentioned my missing half credit at all)
Anyway just looking for anyone out here who’s been in the same/similar spot and give me some advice.
I am planning to attend Cannon Trust School level 1 online in August. Is anybody familiar with Cannon and have also attended? How difficult is the exam? Did you find it useful in gaining knowledge and CTFA prep?
I recently graduated debt free after starting out on the pre-med path, but I’ve realized I want to pivot into communications/media/branding instead. I’m considering an Ivy League M.S. in Strategic Communications, but it would leave me with at least $75,000 in debt.
I keep seeing people say experience and networking matter more than communications degrees now, so I’m wondering if the Ivy League name/network still makes a real difference or if I’d be better off building experience another way (seemingly impossible in today's world).
Would really appreciate honest advice from people already working in these industries or anyone who’s made a major career pivot.
I teach 5th grade at a public school in Texas and classroom management is something I’m always trying to improve. I realized that one of the main challenges I've had came from the fact that students are all at different levels and learn in completely different ways. Some need more support and repetition, while others finish quickly and lose focus if they aren’t challenged enough.
Lately I've been trying to use AI to help make differentiated materials, I don’t have hours every night to create multiple versions of assignments manually so it’s made it a lot easier to adjust lessons for different levels. I still check and made adjustments to the materials after that. So far I’ve noticed it’s helped a lot with engagement, especially for students who were a bit behind before and would normally shut down/get frustrated during independent work. They seem more willing to participate now :) It’s also helped some of my faster students stay focused longer because they’re not just waiting around after finishing early.
Would love to hear from other teachers, what strategies/tools have genuinely helped you in keeping students engaged/improved your class overall?
Hey,
I recently completed my bachelor's with 8.8 cgpa .now I am looking to do masters in stem field in australia.so,i wanted to know if it is good option in terms of jobs or should I look for other countries.
i’m a first year software engineering student and whilst revising for exams i got so tired of how outdated and boring most study apps feel that i decided to start building my own called MEMRA.
the idea was basically: what if studying actually felt modern instead of feeling like school software from 2012😭
right now MEMRA can turn notes, PDFs and even YouTube videos into flashcards, quizzes and revision notes using AI. i’ve also been building in streaks, XP, ranks and other stuff inspired by games because revision honestly feels painful enough already.
i’m building the whole thing solo using react native + firebase while balancing uni, and i just opened early access today.
there’s still loads left to build but i’d genuinely love feedback from other students on what features would actually make something like this useful enough to use daily.
and no this isn’t just some ad to plug my app, apps not released yet but it should be on testflight by tonight or tmrw ready for beta testers, if you want to try out the app whilst exam season is still ahead let me know id love the real user feedback
