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8/2/22 feb

"Everybody wants to be famous, but nobody wants to do the work. I live by that. You grind hard so you can play hard. At the end of the day, you put all the work in, and eventually it’ll pay off. It could be in a year, it could be in 30 years. Eventually, your hard work will pay off.” 

                                          — Kevin Hart

###First Day of General seminar 

                     The presentation was taken by  mathematics optional. In the absence of Joju sir, research scholar Jeena ma'am evaluated our presentation.  
Topics : Computer viruses and preventive measures. 
Anjana, Aparna, Jeena, suji, sreeja presented their seminar topics. Rest of the students present on coming days.

#### Maples hour by Maya Miss
Today man taught us about the the methods of teaching in naturalism, naturalism and cultural practises in India, role of teacher in naturalism, it's merits and  demerits. Also explain Dales come of experience.


###Gil Gil Gilling  seminar by  

optional period was handled by Greeshma she took her remaining portion. And she also give a detailed overview on hybridization,somaclonal variation anther culture , propagation so on.... The class was very interesting and interactive.
 
### Time to know some healthy Tips
Afternoon session was taken by George sir sir taught us about physical fitness and how to maintain your health.importance of having good health about the strength,speed power edurance etc...

### Reju sir is back
The most awaited period and here it comes again. The art and theater 🎭🎭
We throughout enjoyed hour and understand the importance of having good concentration. Sir is very active and energetic that speeds throughout out the hour....πŸ’«
Today was also a nice day....

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