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New Delhi, February 21
Korean Culture Center India, Press Club of India and Leaders For Tomorrow Foundation have organised Essay Writing competition for high school students on the theme of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The primary aim of this competition is to inculcate the habit of reading and writing among school children and youth and to give high school students (from classes VIII to XII) an opportunity to voice their ideas and to help work on the social issues that they come across in their day-to-day lives. The winners will be selected on the basis of the understanding of the problem, selection of topic, feasibility of the idea suggested and writing skills.
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Diversity Essay for the MBA: Tips + Samples
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It’s no secret diversity, equity, and inclusion are incredibly important in MBA admissions. Business schools value broad representation in the admitted student class to enrich the program’s experience for all. For this reason, many schools have a diversity essay within the application. Here, candidates can preview how they would contribute to class dicussions with their unique personal history, values, or life experiences.
But having a diverse background alone is not enough. Former Stanford GSB Admissions Director Derrick Bolton once signaled that application quality is equally important for minority applicants. “We are not going to take candidates who are not as strong as candidates from somewhere else, just to have that diversity,” he noted.
As one who follows her work might expect, Dina Mishev was traveling on March 11 when the first case of the novel coronavirus was confirmed in Wyoming.
Secluded in a fly-in backcountry ski lodge in the Canadian Rockies, she didnât hear the news until she opened her laptop in a Revelstoke, British Columbia, hotel room at the end of the week. Mishev and her boyfriend made it back to Wyoming just one day before the border between the U.S. and Canada was closed to nonessential travel. For the past 11 months she has barely left Wyoming â extremely uncharacteristic for Jackson Holeâs preeminent travel writer.
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Homeroom: How Can I Get My Child to Finish Her Work?
She says she’s “done” when she’s not. And when I try to intervene, it ends in tears.
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Editor’s Note: Every Tuesday, Abby Freireich and Brian Platzer take questions from readers about their kids’ education. Have one? Email them at homeroom@theatlantic.com.
Dear Abby and Brian,
My seventh grader, Lucy, says that she’s “done” with her homework when she’s not. The tough thing is that she actually seems to believe she has completed her work. She checks it off in her planner, and submits it on the portal her school introduced when classes went virtual last spring. But she regularly forgets to submit the whole assignment or doesn’t read the directions closely, and as a result loses so much credit that she easily could have gotten if she had really focused. I’ve tried intervening, but that always ends with her in tears, and me being really frustrated. Is there anything I can do to help?
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