In Bangladesh, the SSC and HSC examinations are the most important board examinations for a boy or a girl. These examinations decide in which way you will build your career in future. If you get a good GPA in these examinations, it will be easier for you to get admission in any good educational institution for the higher studies. Now-a-days, golden A+ (Minimum 80 marks in all subjects) is a must for getting admission in any renowned educational institution. Most of the students in Bangladesh can’t obtain A+ in English and Mathematics. So, they must concentrate on these subjects to do better in the SSC and HSC exam. In this post of sujonhera.com, you will be provided with 10 tips to get A+ in English in SSC and HSC examinations. So, let’s start.
1. Time Management: Time management is the first thing you should do to get a good preparation in English. Morning is the best time to memorize your lessons. So, if you are week in any subject, you must read that every morning after getting up from sleep. If you read with full concentration, it will be very easy for you to get a good preparation in that subject. So, You must manage your time accordingly to get a good preparation in English too.
2. Speak English: Try speaking English in your daily life. Don’t worry or bother if you can’t speak correct English. You must try and improve your speaking power. It will increase the power of writing on any unknown topic in the examination hall. So, you will be able to write at least 1 page on any given topic.
3. Solve Previous Year’s Questions: Repetition of question is a common phenomenon for any examination in the world. So, you will get some questions in your exam which were also present in the previous years question papers. Collect minimum previous 5 years questions and solve them. It will also give you a good idea about the question pattern.
4. Make A Combined Suggestion: Make a suggestion yourself, by collecting suggestions from different teachers. If you follow the common topics from all those suggestion, you will more likely get those topics in your exam. Read each any every topic from the suggestions as a relatively uncommon topic may also come in your question paper.
5. Read English Novels, Newspapers, Magazines: Read English novels, newspapers, magazines to develop your vocabulary. Primarily, you will face some difficulties during reading those. You will not be able to understand some words and some sentences. But, don’t worry for that. Read and try to understand what is the feelings the writer tried to write there. Gradually, you will learn some words and it will help you making stronger sentences.
6. Use Dictionary: Use of a Bengali-English and English-Bengali dictionary is a must, especially if you want to get A+ in any exam. Whenever you come around a new word, look it up in the dictionary. Try to make another sentence with that word.
7. Prepare Own Notes: Prepare your own notes by the help of the textbooks, guides and lecture notes. Collect information as much as you can. Your chance of getting good marks depends on the amount of information in your answer sheet. So, prepare more informative notes to get more marks than others.
8. Write Simply: Don’t try to write too difficult words or sentences. If you write simple English, it will be easier for the teacher to read and understand. In that case, he/she will be happy and you will get good marks. But, if you write longer sentences with difficult words, they will be bored reading your answer sheet. In that case, you may get poor marks despite writing a lot.
9. Read Grammar: English Grammar is a must to learn proper English. If your syllabus contains Grammar, you must read it every day. If your syllabus does not contain any grammar, still you must read it in your leisure to learn more tricks of writing proper English.
10. Model Tests: Preparation can be assessed by taking the model test. If you take 10 model tests before the exam and get good marks in at least 8 of them, you will be in a good position to get good marks in the main exam. So, assess yourself before the exam by taking more and more model tests.
Education Institute Identification Number (EIIN) is the ultimate number for the identification of any educational institution of a country. In Bangladesh, there are many schools and colleges. All of them has got their unique EIIN number. This number is needed for various purposes. You can check your institution’s SSC and HSC result by knowing this number. The list of the EIIN numbers of all schools and colleges are given below.
CV or Curriculum Vitae is the information you show to an authority to express yourself in a formal way. It makes the first impression on their minds. So, to get any job or to become selected for any work, you must know what are the reasons that may harm you while posting a CV. Here are top 10 common CV writing mistakes.
1. Contact Address: Your contact address is situated at the very beginning of your CV. If you make a mistake in typing it, you start the negative impression on their mind right from the beginning. Some people makes funny email addresses like iloveyoumartina@gmail.com or something like that using awkward words. It also makes the authority angry and you lose your slightest chance of being selected.
2. Spelling & Grammar: Spelling and Grammar must be correct in your CV. If there is a slight mistake, you may not get the job. Capitalization also matters a lot. So, take help from a highly educated person to check and recheck your CV before you drop it in the organization.
3. Your Photo: Your photo tells a lot about you. If you look good and handsome in the photo, you start with a nice impression right away. As photos draw attention before the texts, take a gentle photo and use it in your CV. Never use any photo that is not passport size and have any spots on it. It is one of the most common CV writing mistakes.
4. Inaccurate Date: Your CV may be written a few days earlier than the CV posting date. So, make sure you change the date and make it the date of the posting day. Otherwise, your CV may be rejected.
5. Too Much Personal Information: You must know that the authority has minimum interest about your personal life. What you like, what you dislike and what are your favourites are not their headaches. They only want to know your qualifications and skills. So, don’t lengthen your CV by inputting these types of personal information in a huge amount.
6. Wrong Information: If you write any wrong information or try to write lies just to make you look brilliant, it will be exposed. Because the authority is far smarter than you think them to be. They will not even call you for an interview if the find anything misleading in your CV. So, write only the truth, not the lies.
7. Silly Fonts: Fonts also matters for a CV. If you use a font that is not readable easily, your CV may find it’s way in the dust bin at the first second. Don’t use very small of very large fonts. Also, avoid bold and italic fonts too often. It is thought to be one of the most common CV writing mistakes.
8. Long Paragraphs: Long paragraphs are boring. They take a long time to read. The authority doesn’t have that much time to read it. Rather, they will be annoyed with it. So, avoid paragraphs containing above 3 sentences at most. Use short paragraphs to write your CV.
9. A Cover: Your CV should be inserted into a paper cover and then it should be posted. Naked CV is not acceptable in most of the organizations. Write your Name, Contact Address and Mailing Address on the cover to help them identifying your CV.
10. Wrong Order: A wrong chronological order of your educational or job history may lead to a bad impression of the authority. So, use your latest jobs or educational degrees at the top of the list. It will make them happy and they will be able to make their decision more easily.
Pete Seeger Biography - Profile, Childhood, Personal Life, Work. American folk singer Pete Seeger is a 20th century iconic figure, who is best known for his contributions to the American folk music revival. He wrote the hits "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" and "Turn, Turn, Turn," which have since been recorded by several other artists. Seeger has also been an engaged activist, supporting such causes as international disarmament, civil rights and environmental awareness. For his established career as a musician and activist, Seeger has received three musical Grammy Awards and a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, among various other honors.
Pete Seeger
NAME: Pete Seeger
OCCUPATION: Children's Activist, Civil Rights Activist, Environmental Activist, Anti-War Activist, Songwriter, Guitarist, Singer
BIRTH DATE: May 03, 1919 (Age: 94)
EDUCATION: Harvard University
PLACE OF BIRTH: Manhattan, New York
AKA: Pete Seeger
FULL NAME: Peter Seeger
ZODIAC SIGN: Taurus
PETE SEEGER DEATH : January 27, 2014, New York City, New York, United States
Pete Seeger Early Life :
American folk singer Pete Seeger was born in New York City on May 3, 1919, into a family of musicians. His father, Charles Seeger, taught music for some time at the University of California, Berkeley; and his mother, Constance (de Clyver Edson) Seeger, taught violin at The Juilliard School. Seeger's brother, Mike, would eventually become a member of New Lost City Ramblers; his sister, Peggy, would become a performing folk musician, alongside Ewan McColl.
A precocious child, Seeger developed was well-read and began developing political and social ideas at an early age. After receiving an early education at Avon Old Farms, a Connecticut boarding school, Seeger enrolled at Harvard University on a scholarship in 1936. After only two years at Harvard, however, he failed an exam and lost his scholarship, so he dropped out. He spent the rest of the 1930s as a vagabond, hitchiking and riding on freight trains around the country.
During this time, Seeger also focused on writing music. By 1940, Seeger organized a folk quartet called the Almanac Singers, which frequently featured Seeger's friend and fellow folk musician, Woody Guthrie. The Almanac Singers released several albums in the early 1940s. In 1942, however, the group's musical progress was stopped short, when Seeger was drafted into the Army to aid the country in battle during World War II. Not long after, the group disbanded.
Pete Seeger Personal Life And Musical Career :
When the war ended, in 1945, Seeger went back to his musical career, performing folk songs and helping to found the magazine Sing Out! A few years later, in 1948, he formed the Weavers, which included Lee Hays, Ronnie Gilbert and Fred Hellerman. The group produced several albums in the early 1950s of standard folk songs, including "On Top of Old Smoky," "Follow the Drinking Gourd" and "The Wreck of the John B," and even appeared in a 1951 film musical, Disc Jockey. The group also wrote and recorded several original songs, including "If I Had a Hammer" (1949) and "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine" (1950).
The group's success was halted, however, when speculation rose regarding Seeger's leftist political ideals, culminating with the band's designation as a Communist group by FBI informant Harvey Matusow (who later retracted his statement). After a short break from 1952 to 1955, which was largely due to the negative press, the Weavers officially disbanded in 1962 (Seeger broke from the Weavers in 1958). He died in January 27, 2014, New York City, New York, United States.
Bronchitis is an inflammation of the airways in the lungs. Airways are the tubes in your lungs that air passes through. They are also called bronchial tubes.Bronchitis causes a cough that produces mucus (sometimes called sputum), trouble breathing and a feeling of tightness in your chest.Chronic bronchitis is lasts longer than 3 months.
Chronic Bronchitis
Types of Chronic Bronchitis :
There are two main types of bronchitis 01.Acute (short term) and 02. Chronic (ongoing).
01.Acute (short term)Bronchitis :
Acute bronchitis is bronchitis that is short-lived; the bronchitis lasts about two weeks and usually people recover with no permanent damage to the bronchial tree.
02. Chronic (ongoing)Bronchitis :
Chronic bronchitis is defined as a cough that occurs every day with sputum production that lasts for at least 3 months, two years in a row.Chronic bronchitis is a serious, long-term medical condition. Early diagnosis and treatment, combined with quitting smoking and avoiding secondhand smoke, can improve quality of life. The chance of complete recovery is low for people who have severe chronic bronchitis.
Causes of Chronic Bronchitis :
There can be many causes of chronic bronchitis-
☛ Cigarette smoking is the main cause of chronic bronchitis.about 90% of cases of chronic bronchitis are directly or indirectly related with Cigarette smoking.
☛ Long Term Pneumonia.
☛ smog, industrial pollutants, and solvents
☛ Viral and bacterial infections that result in acute bronchitis may lead to chronic bronchitis.
☛ Also, underlying disease processes (for example, asthma, cystic fibrosis, immunodeficiency, congestive heart failure, familial genetic predisposition to bronchitis, and congenital or acquired dilation of the bronchioles, known as bronchiectasis) may cause chronic bronchitis to develop, but these are infrequent causes compared to cigarette smoking.
Signs and symptoms of Chronic Bronchitis :
☛ Cough (also known as a productive cough, that produces sputum).
☛ Shortness of breath.
☛ Chest pains.
☛ Fever .
☛ Mucus is often green or yellowish green and also may be orange or pink.
☛ Fatigue.
☛ Muscle aches.
☛ Nasal congestion.
☛ Viral or bacterial lung infection.
How is chronic bronchitis diagnosed?
☛ A physical examination will often reveal diminished breath sounds.
☛ Pulmonary Function Tests (PFT)
☛ A chest X-ray that reveals hyperinflation; collapse and consolidation of lung areas would support diagnosis of pneumonia.
☛ complete blood count (CBC) and C-reactive protein)
☛ High Resolution Computed Tomography (HRCT)
☛ CT scan of the chest
Treatment of Chronic Bronchitis :
Only about 5-10% of bronchitis cases are caused by a bacterial infection. Most cases of bronchitis are caused by a viral infection and are "self-limited" and resolve themselves in a few weeks. Your doctor may prescribe a medicine called a bronchodilator to treat your chronic bronchitis. This medicine dilates (or opens) the airways in your lungs and helps you breathe better. If you have severe shortness of breath, your doctor may also prescribe medicine (such as theophylline) for you to take in pill form.Antibiotics (amoxicillin or doxycycline) may be needed if you get a lung infection along with your chronic bronchitis. Your doctor may also prescribe oxygen therapy.Exercising regularly can strengthen the muscles that help you breathe.
