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VISION ACADEMY: SSC-ENGLISH : AP-SSC-ENGLISH-DEMO LESSONS UNIT-1   A. ATTITUDE IS ALTITUDE B. EVERY SUCCESS STORY IS ALSO A STORY OF GREAT FAILURES C....

THINKING OUT OF THE BOX - LATERAL THINKING  BY EDWARD DE BONO  The essay “Thinking out of the Box: Lateral Thinking” is adapted from an article on lateral thinking in the internet Edward de Bono is the main propagator of lateral thinking. The essay explains the importance of lateral thinking in solving problems that we encounter in our daily life. Lateral thinking is a way of thinking that is different from logical thinking.  De Bono used the technique of six thinking hats. These hats are of different colours. They have a symbolic significance. Each hat represents a particular style of thinking or approach to a problem. De Bono points out that the use of these hats is particularly useful in group discussions. Different members can wear different hats. There is more team work and less ill will an argument. People are more ready to understand and appreciate each other’s point of view. They are less rigid and stubborn. De Bono says that we have to think in new, crea

THE HINDI ACADEMY: कुरुक्षेत्र (रामधारी सिंह “दिनकर”) : रामधारी सिंह “दिनकर” कुरुक्षेत्र प्रथम सर्ग वह कौन रोता है वहाँ-इतिहास के अध्याय पर, जिसमें लिखा है, नौजवानों के लहु का म...

ANECDOTE FOR FATHERS BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH I HAVE a boy of five years old;  His face is fair and fresh to see;  His limbs are cast in beautyÕs mold  And dearly he loves me.  One morn we strolled on our dry walk,  Or quiet home all full in view,  And held such intermitted talk  As we are wont to do.  My thoughts on former pleasures ran;  I thought of Kilve's delightful shore,  Our pleasant home when spring began,  A long, long year before.  A day it was when I could bear  Some fond regrets to entertain;  With so much happiness to spare,  I could not feel a pain.  The green earth echoed to the feet  Of lambs that bounded through the glade,  From shade to sunshine, and as fleet  From sunshine back to shade.  Birds warbled round me and each trace  Of inward sadness had its charm;  Kilve, thought I, was a favoured place,  And so is Liswyn farm.  My boy beside me