Bodhi Bhavans Collegiate School

  Introduction   Literature is an obligatory part of students' academic curriculum. I say obligatory and because most students feel their literature books to be an obligation to trudge through to get good marks. But, literature is much more than a mandatory subject in a curriculum. It is a way of life that every student should consider and incorporate.    Here is a list of five benefits literature brings to every student's life, according to a CBSE board school in Kolkata.   Why Should Students Read Literature?   The Power of Empathy   When students read literature, they develop a connection with the characters and, in the process, the ability to empathize. Students incorporate the qualities of the characters into their own lives and find themselves better equipped to deal with real-life situations.    In 2013, a study found that reading literary fiction improved participants' test results, measuring social perception and empathy.   Critical Thinking Critical thinking refer

Introduction   Myths and study do not go together; however, unfortunately, the process of studying remains clouded with popular myths. These myths negatively impacts a students' academic performance. Here is a list of 5 popular study myths compiled by teachers of a  CBSE board school in South Kolkata  that everyone believes.    Five Popular Study Myths     More Study, More Grades     It is a widespread belief among students, parents and even some teachers that the amount of time spent studying is directly proportional to the marks scored or grades received. The truth is, it is not about the amount of time spent studying that matters. What counts is the students' study methods and ability to understand and evaluate concepts.         2)     Grade A Students Are Not Fun   Students have a preconception and believe that their fellow grade A classmates are not fun. Good marks or good grades are observed as a stamp indicating boring personality, says the teachers of a  CBSE board scho