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Editor’s Letter Hello friends, Schoolpedia is proud to join your world. Schoolpedia means learning related to school. We aim to make this world a school for you. You wander as a spider man, batman or movie hero/heroine in your thoughts. It’s good to think so. Let your thoughts fly out of your minds. Out of sheer imagination, Gravitational waves are predicted by Albert Einstein 100 years ago. It is such imagination that you should develop. We bring such stories to pinch your senses to bring out creativity and reasoning in you. Dear Children, Schoolpedia is a complete magazine for you. You’ll find the important events in the coming month and news from the previous month. Motivational and moral stories with great history are shared with you. Our PANORAMAN shows you that it is through observation, man can study and understand the world. Red Panda tells you that protection of wild life is protection of the earth. Learn math, English and play some fun games and puzzles in the fun zone. Go around places of the world and know their people, culture and practices. The road not taken is a career guide to expose you to lesser known and prospective careers. Tete – a – tete is a head to head conversation with some famous personalities to inspire you.
Expressions! Expressions is a novel feature of Schoolpedia. JAM, ART MAT, WRITE RIGHT, MY WORLD are for you to sharpen your skills. These competitions will not just build your personality and communication skills, but develops creativity and imagination in you. Pearls of Wisdom – Teachers have many good things to share with you. Ask your teachers to write to us, we’ll share their views with the world. Finally, don’t forget to give us your feed back.
Happy reading!!
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Highlights of the Month
March 8th
International Women’s Day
International Women’s day is celebrated to fondly remember the pivotal role of women. It was on this day in 1911 that women held widespread demonstrations for equality with men. The theme for 2016 International Women’s day is PLEDGE FOR PARITY.
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First Call !
“Mr. Watson, come here; I want you” the first sentence to be transmitted on telephone by Alexander Graham Bell. He made the first telephone call on this day. Bell’s B
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Celebrating Einstein’s Birthday Had he lived till now he would have celebrated his 137th birthday. Let us celebrate this day for his contribution to Science, especially Physics. Born in Wurttemberg, Germany he dropped out of school very early. It must have been a really bad school. His astounding contributions to science are : General relativity (E = mc2), special relativity, gravitational waves and photoelectric effect. He won the Nobel Prize in 1921 for his theory on photoelectric effect. 04
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Interesting Facts : Albert Einstein’s brain had a parietal lobe that was 15% larger than the average brain. It was stolen by a physicist and was kept in a jar for 20 years. His eyes are preserved to this day in a box in New York. He had love for music, math and sailing, though he didn’t how to swim. Einstein loved music and maths. He also liked sailing though he didn’t know how to swim. He didn’t wear socks and had a poor memory. But nothing could stop him from becoming great.
Highlights of the Month
March 14th ‘Pi’
Day
March 14th is also celebrated as Pi day. Pi is the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter which is 22/7 or 3.14. Why on March 14? In the mm/dd date format, March 14th (3.14) is reflected as pie when placed before a mirror.
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World Water day One child dies every 21 seconds due to water related diseases! Almost one billion people worldwide do not have access to safe water. World Water Day is celebrated to create awareness among people on the importance of water. Water has
a telling effect on environment, health and nutrition. It is the one of the most important basis for the survival of life on earth. By using water carefully, you are saving a child from death, not just today but for generations to come. Every drop counts!!
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HOLI
Holi, a symbol of good triumphing over evil is celebrated with bonfire and colors. The legend behind making a bonfire is fire consuming Holika and the death of Hiranyakashyap who tried to kill Prahlada, a devotee of Vishnu. There is also a legend of Lord Krishna smearing colors on Radha and ever since it was commemorated as Holi, the festival of Colors.
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Easter According to the Bible, Jesus was raised from the dead three days after his death on the cross. Christians believe that through his crucifixion and resurrection Jesus paid the penalty for sins committed by mankind. Those who believe in Jesus shall have eternal life. As part of the Easter season, the death of Jesus Christ by crucifixion is commemorated on Good Friday, always the Friday just before Easter Sunday. “Easter is always celebrated on the Sunday immediately following the first full moon after the vernal (spring) equinox.” March 2016
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New Events Worth Sharing
On February 2nd WHO (World Health Organisation) declared Zika Virus as an International emergency. Zika virus is a mosquito-borne virus transmitted by Aedes aegypti mosquitoes. It is a close cousin of other other vector-borne diseases like Dengue, Chikungunya and Yellow Fever transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes. The virus was first identified in 1947 in Uganda and its name has been derived from Zika Forest. Transmission: Zika virus is not contagious but it is mainly transmitted by daytimeactive Aedes aegypti mosquitoes.The virus is transmitted from an infected person to a healthy man through its bite. Symptoms: Headache, muscle and joint pains, mild fever, rash, pink eye and inflammation of the underside of the eyelid. Linkages: It causes neurological disorders and foetal deformation known as Microcephaly in which infants are born with abnormally smaller heads that can cause brain damage. A possible link between the virus and Guillain-Barré syndrome (a condition in which the body’s immune system attacks part of the nervous system) is also suspected. Treatment and Prevention : There is no specific treatment or vaccine currently available. The best form of prevention is protection against mosquito bites and clearing stagnant water where mosquitoes breed. ced a breakthrough in un no an s ha ch te Bio at ar Bh nufacturer Hyderabad-based vaccine ma Zika vaccine. developing the world’s first
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February 6th “United through Oceans” The International Fleet Review (IFR) 2016, an international military exercise hosted and conducted by Indian Navy was inaugurated in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. Theme of this edition on IFR is “United through Oceans”. Naval ships from 50 countries and various dignitaries have participated in the event and close to 4000 sailors have participated in the fleet review. The 4 day review (from 4 to 8 February) aims at assuring the Indian Navy’s preparedness, high morale and discipline. 06
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is observed as National Deworming Day to combat parasitic worm infections among preschool and school-age children across India. It was launched in 2015 by the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW). Goal of National Deworming Day : To deworm all preschool and school-age children between the ages of 1-19 years. On this day, in order to improve their overall health, cognitive development, nutritional status and quality of life Albendazole tablets are given to all targeted children. Dosage of half tablet to 1-2 years children and one full tablet for 2-19 years is given. Parasitic worms infestation or Soil-Transmitted Helminths (STH) are among the most common infections worldwide that are causing parasitic infestation with nutrient uptake in small children. STHs live in human intestines and consume essential nutrients meant for the human body. It causes complications among the children resulting in anaemia, malnutrition and improper mental and physical development. Each day, parasitic worms produce thousands of eggs which are passed in human faeces and spread to others by contaminating soil in areas where open defecation is predominant and sanitation is poor.
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Scientist for the first time has discovered Gravitational Waves (GW) that were hypothesised by Albert Einstein in 1916. Read more in the science page.
February 12th Union Health and Family Welfare Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda has released the National Framework for Malaria Elimination (NFME) 2016-2030. It aims to eliminate mosquito borne malaria disease from the country by 2030.
February 16th The first Swachh Survekshan Survey was undertaken by Union Urban Development ministry in 2014 in 476 cities and municipalities which have a population of over 1,00,000. Mysuru was awarded the first place for cleanliness in this survey.
February 16th India’s first indigenously developed lightest revolver (gun) Nidar weighing merely 250 grams was successfully launched. It has been designed and manufactured by the Government run rifle Factory at Ishapore, West Bengal. Features: It is .22 caliber gun (revolver) with a 40-mm barrel and is only 140mm in length. It has a range 7 meters with precise accuracy. It has cylinder capacity of eight bullets and made up of DTD5124 alloy of aluminium which is very light in weight and has supreme metal strength. March 2016
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February 23rd
Fe b ru a ry 22n d National Rurban Mission (NRM) It is also called Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Rurban mission (SPMRM). NRM aims to spur social, economic and infrastructure development in rural areas by developing a cluster of 300 Smart Villages over the next 3 years across the country. This scheme includes
Pakistan’s Parliament building located in national capital Islamabad became the first in the world to completely run on solar power.
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Nuclear armed submarine INS Arihant (meaning - Slayer of enemies) India’s first self made nuclear armed submarine INS Arihant has successfully passed several deep sea diving drills as well as weapons launch tests. These successful tests were undertaken at Vishakhapatnam coast, where the submarine was build. It is a 6,000-tonne nuclear powered submarine and is 112 metre long. Capable of launching twelve short range nuclear-capable ballistic missiles upto a range of 700 – 3500 kms.
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Former Chief Justice of India (CJI) National HuH L Dattu is appointed as new Chairman of man Rights Commission (NHRC). ts in the It is apex statutory watchdog of human righ , equality and country, i.e. the rights related to life, liberty Constitution. dignity of the individual guaranteed by the
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Goverdhan Mehta Chemical scientist and well-known researcher Goverdhan Mehta has been conferred with Germany’s prestigious Cross of the Order of Merit Award. The award is also known as Bundesverdienstkreuz. It is Germany’s highest and only honour that is awarded to both Germans and foreigners. 08
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February 27th Agni-Man of India receives Aryabhata
award. For his contribution to missile technology, Former DRDO Director General Dr Avinash Chander has been awarded the prestigious Aryabhata Award of Astronautical Society of India. Avinash Chander was the chief architect of India’s strategic Agni series of ballistic missile systems and is famously known as Agni man of India.
February 27th
India’s first digital state - Kerala President Pranab Mukherjee has formally declared Kerala as the country’s first digital state. Kerala has achieved 100 percent mobile connectivity • 75 percent e-literacy maximum digital banking • broadband connectivity upto the Panchayat level linking bank accounts with Aadhar cards • e-district plan in all districts State has successfully linked all villages in the state with broadband connectivity under the National Optical Fibre Network (NOFN) project. It is the first state in India to do so. Most of the services are provided through e - governance.
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February 28th is celebrated as the National Science Day in India
every year. It is celebrated in commemoration of the discovery of Raman Effect by Indian physicist Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman on February 28, 1928. For this, C V Raman received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1930. The theme for the year 2016 is “Scientific Issues for Development of the Nation”
February 29th The cyclone prone east coast of
India will get a new Doppler radar to boost the weather forecasting system. It is commissioned at Gopalpur in Odisha, which faced the wrath of Phailin cyclone in October 2013. Other 5 such radars are located in Kolkata, Chennai, Visakhapatnam, Machilipatnam and Paradip. Doppler radar: - It is an observational tool for monitoring and predicting severe weather events such as hailstorms, thunder storms, cyclones and tornados within a radius of 300 km. It mainly gives information about wind velocity and also about precipitation.
February 29th Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented Union Budget 2016-17 in the Parliament. What is budget? Budget is a summary of income and expenditure. After consulting all the government departments, Budget (a summary of income and expenditure) of India is prepared and presented in the parliament by the Finance Minister of India. In this year’s Indian budget, the amount of income and expenditure is 19780600000000 rupees only. March 2016
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Pano’raman Science
For ages 7 & above I’m sam, I come from a family of chefs. Yesterday, it was my dad’s turn to prepare snacks. He prepared Mirchi (Chillies) bajji. I love it, except for the mirchi in the middle. My Grandpa said – Grow up! (Sarcastically) I took up his challenge and took a bite of bajji with mirchi. I never knew that my tongue could dance and there were water falls in my mouth and eyes. It was ridiculously hot!
I drank so much of water but the burning sensation didn’t cease until my grandma offered some milk. My grandpa said milk has fats and oils which can cool down the burning sensation. I noticed that this bald man knew a lot about chillies and I asked him
Why are the Chillies so hot ? It is chillies ploy to protect itself from rodents and other mammals, said my grandpa soothing his bald head. I didn’t believe the old man.
I saw birds eating chillies but nothing happened to them!
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Pano’raman Science
So, I went to the Pano’raman! Pano’raman is our science teacher. We call him so because he has a very broad mind and answers all our questions patiently. He knows many things too! I asked Mr. Pano’raman what makes the mirchi (chillies) so hot?
Capsaicin... he answered coolly.
Capsss ... What ?
CAPSAICIN (CAP - SAY - SIN) is a chemical deployed by chilies as protection from rodents and other mammals. GrandPa was right! But what about birds? Capsaicin is on the skin of the Chillies. Birds don’t eat the skin of the chillies. They only eat the seeds, digest and secrete the seeds without spoiling. The secreted seeds grow into plants.
Try this at home! Take a spoon of chilli powder and put in the water. If it doesn’t give away any colour like in the first glass, your chilli powder is genuine. If it gives away its colour like in the second glass, it is adulterated.
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Special Feature Gravitational waves
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Italy
ITALY
Snowy peaks of Alps, lovely shores of a chain of blue watered lakes, Great Plains watered by the river Po, little hill dressed in olive trees with hill top towns and villages, bright vine yards make Italy a country of timeless elegance and beauty.
Italy can as well lay a strong claim to be the cradle of European culture. It became the very centre of world of Music, art, architecture, and origins of Law, early ideals of Government and the development of Political life. Moreover it is home to the Christian Church. Leonardo Da Vinci, Michael Angelo, Raphael etc, were all great painters who bequeathed to Italy a rich legacy of Painting that is unrivalled. Opera, a style of Music owes its origin to Italy. It seems as if music and Italy go together naturally.
Leonardo Da Vinci painted perhaps the most famous painting in the world“Monalisa”
Colosseum is the largest ever amphitheater built by man. This was the arena where gladiators fought against each other, a source of entertainment for the Romans.
Observe carefully and you’ll find that Italian peninsula resembles a leg kicking football!
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Italians are very warm and welcoming people. They love to socialize with others. Their favourite pastime is eating and talking! Italians love their food. Roads are almost deserted for one or two hours during lunch and dinner time. Their favourite foods are pasta, risotto and pizza.
Leaning Tower of Pisa The loftiness, grace and beauty of Architectural monuments should be seen to be believed.
Piazza del Campo, Siena, Italy
Talking is an art in Italy. People gather at Piazzas, the square shaped central meeting point to all events. Every town big or small has Piazzas. You will find Italians of all ages engaged in animated discussions at Piazzas - No wonder, Italy is home to many arts!
Currency Chief occupation Important crops Major rivers Three best known Volcanoes Favorite sport Food
Euro Agriculture. 70% of the area of Italy is under cultivation. Wheat, Maize, Barley. Tiber, Arno and Po. Etna, Vesuvius and Stromboli. Football and cycling. main course mostly comprises of pasta, risotto and pizza.
Venice -“There are no motorcars seen in Venice because all its streets are waterways.” The whole city stands upon more than a 100 Islands, separated by some 150 canals, crossed by nearly 400 bridges big and small. Mount Vesuvius One of the most dangerous volcano in the world is near Naples
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The Road Not taken
Road not taken is a sincere effort to discourage herd behavior in India. India has many opportunities to offer. However, there are many unemployed going after a few jobs and there are many jobs where few pursue.
TRANSLATION IS A CAREER Many years ago, a foreigner visited Taj Mahal. Marveled at the monument, he wanted to know more about it. Using signs and gestures he enquired the locals about Taj. On his way home, he wrote a small article on Taj Mahal. In that article he wrote that “Zakir Hussain built the Taj to promote Tajmahal Tea and a glance at Taj is more comforting than the sip of Taj Mahal Tea”. The foreigner was put to shame because of that article. Zakir Hussain neither owned Taj Mahal Tea nor the TAJ MAHAL. He was just a brand ambassador of brookebond Taj Mahal tea.
So, where was the Problem? In the Interpretation!
What is Translation and Interpretation?
Is there any course to become a translator?
The foreigner didn’t know the Local language Hindi and neither did the people know the foreigner’s language. Feeling sorry for the foreigner ? If you do, you can help and get paid as well. Yes, Interpretation is a Job. Translation too!
Translation is a written form of communication from one language to another. Interpretation is communicating orally from one language to another. It is not just a word by word translation; translation / interpretation should carry the same expression and spirit of the original text/speech.
To start with, one must have an enthusiasm to read and write in at least two languages. If you are not doing this and aim to be a translator, start reading and writing whatever you come across. It not just helps in your career, but makes you more polished,lucid and improves your personality.
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Courses
Degree courses, Diploma courses and Certificate courses.
The duration of the courses and the eligibility conditions differ from one university to another. However, normally, for certificate courses in foreign languages, minimum educational qualification is higher secondary in any discipline and for degree courses candidates with graduation in any discipline are eligible to apply. Even some universities and institutions offer both basic and advanced courses like Post Graduation and even Ph. D in foreign languages.
ident Putin US President Obama and Russian Pres nslators in conversation with the help of Tra
Institutions • School of Language, Literature and Cultural Studies • Jawaharlal Nehru University (New Delhi) • English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU) (Hyderabad) • Banaras Hindu University (Varanasi) • University of Delhi (New Delhi)
Private Sector
• Indo - Italian Chamber of Commerce (Mumbai) • Ram Krishna Mission (Kolkata) • Indo-Japan Chamber Of Commerce & Industry (Chennai) • Pune University (Pune) • Rajasthan University (Rajasthan)
Job Prospects Government Sector
Translators are appointed by research institutions, publishing houses and industrial houses. Foreign companies working in India like GE, Thomson, LG, Hyundai, Samsung, Oracle and HP are employing foreign language experts. Airlines and hotels also employ candidates with foreign language knowledge, KPOs, BPOs, diplomatic services, mass communication and public relations organizations recruit candidates with foreign language skills. There are also ample opportunities for linguists as decoders, technical translators and as online content writers.
Government organizations like Embassies of Foreign Countries and Ministry of External Affairs offer job opportunities for candidates with foreign language graduation. Translation jobs are available for professionals with foreign language skills in Department of Tourism of Government of India and different state governments as well. Teaching positions are available for foreign language professors in government-run educational institutions and for teaching positions candidates must have completed their M. Phil or Ph. D in the appropriate foreign language. March 2016
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Comic
Hi, this is Chummi !
And Chutti here ! I’m Chameli !
Chummi, Chameli and Chuti are best friends... These naughty girls are going to share stories of mischief, fun and wisdom from their school!
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Send us interesting facts and incidents from your school. Our chutti, chameli and chummi will enact them for you.
Share your story and see your school in our comic
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Fun Zone
Finding Faults Polar Bear does not eat Penguins, why ?
Tongue Twisters •If two witches were watching two watches, which witch is watching which watch? •Send toast to ten tense stout saints’ ten tall tents. •Can you can a can as a canner can can a can ?
Sudoku Puzzles Q: Which is the longest word in English ? A: Smiles, because there is a mile between each ‘s’ Q: What is at the end of rainbow? A :W!! Q: If an electric train is travelling south, which way is the smoke going? A: There is no smoke, it’s an electric train! 30
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Jokes Teacher Ramu, your composition on “My Dog” is exactly the same as your brother’s. Did u copy his? Ramu No, teacher, it’s the same dog! Teacher What do you call a person who keeps on talking when people are no longer interested? Ramu A teacher! Teacher Why are you late? Ramu Because of the sign. Teacher What sign? Ramu The one that says, “School Ahead, Go Slow.”
Speak Some Chinese hi - Nǐ hǎo good morning - Zǎoshang hǎo teacher - Jiàoshī boy - Nánhái girl - Nǚhái school - Xuéxiào
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Drawing Alphabets of Drawing! A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z are English alphabets. Without using these alphabets, we cannot read or write in English. Similarly, drawing too has alphabets. Some of them are Line, Cone, Box and Round shapes. You can draw any picture using these shapes. For example, if you have to draw the shape of Sun. Take a circle and put lines around it! Take some Cone shapes and draw the picture of hills. With some circles and a rectangle, you can draw a tree. March 2016
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Features
Avishkaar Culture Healthy Habits Tete - a - tete and many more features to come ...
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Expressions
Mankind prospered on this earth because of his ability to think. Thinking is the most critical function that anyone does. A scientist is paid way more than a manual labourer just because of his ability to think.
Think! Are you thinking? Thinking should be made a habit scientifically. It is sheer imagination and thought process that led to great inventions. To develop imagination, critical thinking and creativity, Schoolpedia is challenging children to take up these activities:
A good speech is like a pencil ; It has to have a point. JAM - JUST A MINUTE
In this challenge: 1. Children will learn how to be organized while learning or reading. 2. Develops logical thinking 3. Improves personality, speaking and communication skills. 4. Motivates you to learn and take a lead. Don’t shy away... You just have a minute to make your mark !!
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Art Mat Art Mat is a drawing and coloring competition. Different topics are given to different age groups. Paint your views on paper and send to us. We’ll show the world your art. Write right Writing is an art, an expression very few have. It can be practiced and perfected. Writing improves your clarity of thought and gives you an organized mind. Write to us on any topic of your choice, we’ll publish the best articles in our magazine.
MY WORLD Express yourself. We ask you some questions- answer them out of your mind. Don’t consult your parents, teachers, friends or Google. Give some thought and answer the questions. There is no perfect answer in this universe; dazzle with your imaginative answers. Imagination and expression have to be genuine.
Pearls of Wisdom Teachers have many wise things to share. Write to us, We’d like to publish your wise words.
These competitions are open to subscribers only. Your entries will be received from the registered email id s and mobile numbers only. You can also login to our website ( www.schoolpediamagz.com) to upload your content.
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