Tandin Om 12 Commerce

MY BACKSTORY

I was born on 14th of  February 2005 to mrs.Thinley Wangmo and mr.Karma. My mother was only 23 when she gave birth to me, she gave birth to 3 child including me. I was born at my mother's place where everyone would like to visit and the name of that place is Paro, Dawakha.I was the only child my grandmother loved the most since I spend most of the time with her, she passed away when I studying in grade 3.My Father is from Lhuntse, mother from Paro. But never been to my father's village however my father always used to describe about his village and about what culture does his village have.

JOINING OF PRIMARY SCHOOL

 I was only 7 when I joined PP my mother struggled a lot since it was difficult for my mom to search for a school because she was uneducated, but somehow my uncle managed to inrolled me to  school with the help of his friend who teaches at Jigme Losel Primary school. From PP till grade two I studied there but when I reached grade three my mother had to go back to village to look after her mother and take all the responsibilities so she had to leave me with her younger brother that is my uncle. I stayed with my uncle from grade 2 till 7 at Dechencholing. During these days I used to play with my friends every weekends like playing football, basketball and badminton but I was not very good at playing all these games but still then I enjoyed playing, my friend who is good at playing football used to teach many skills. Among all these games I enjoyed playing badminton.

DURING HIGH SCHOOL

After completing 7th grade I moved to Wangdue to my brother's place. He works at Bank Of Bhutan at Bajothang. I studied there till 9th grade and my brother usually take me,his wife and my younger brother for dinner every weekends. My brother used to help me with my assignments whenever my subjects teacher assign me work. After that I decided to study in boarding school so I went to Samtengang central school in 10th grade. The reason why I went there was to improve my studies. After reaching there I learned many things and made new friends. My brother and his wife used to come there to meet me every end of the month.  

what should I do to achieve good grades in English subjects?

To get good grades in English I will read more than 3 books in a month, I will watch YouTube videos that will enhance my learning. Regularly learn new words and their meanings while reading books. Write essays, short stories, or journal entries regularly during free periods. Watch English movies, listen to podcasts, and follow English news channels to improve  listening skills and pronunciation.I will try to get 65 above in English

                                                                  

                                                                             ESSAY

TOPIC: Protecting Our Planet

The environment is not just our home; it's the only home we have. Yet, despite its crucial importance, our planet faces unprecedented challenges due to human activities. From deforestation to pollution, the detrimental impact of human actions on the environment is undeniable. Therefore, it is imperative that we take immediate and decisive action to protect and preserve our planet for current and future generations.

One of the most pressing environmental issues we face today is climate change. The scientific consensus is clear: human activities, particularly the burning of fossil fuels, are driving unprecedented changes in our climate. Rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and melting ice caps are just some of the alarming consequences of climate change. If left unchecked, climate change poses a severe threat to global ecosystems, human health, and economic stability.

Another critical environmental issue is the loss of biodiversity. Human activities such as deforestation, habitat destruction, and overexploitation of natural resources have led to a rapid decline in species diversity. This loss of biodiversity not only diminishes the beauty and richness of our planet but also undermine the stability of ecosystems. Each species plays a unique role in maintaining the balance of nature, and the loss of even a single species can have far reaching consequences.

Pollution, in its various forms, is another significant environmental concern. Whether it's air pollution from vehicle emissions, water pollution from industrial runoff, or plastic pollution in our oceans, the impact of pollution on the environment and human health is staggering. Pollution not only harms wildlife and ecosystems but also poses serious health risks to humans, including respiratory diseases, cancer, and neurological disorders.

Some may argue that prioritizing environmental conservation comes at the expense of economic growth and development. However, this argument fails to recognize the interconnectedness of the economy and the environment. A healthy environment is essential for sustaining life and supporting economic activities. Ignoring environmental concerns in the pursuit of short-term economic gains is not only short-sighted but ultimately self-destructive.

In conclusion, the environment is facing unprecedented threats due to human activities. From climate change to biodiversity loss to pollution, the challenges we face are immense and urgent. However, by taking decisive action to reduce carbon emissions, protect habitats, and mitigate pollution, we can build a more sustainable future for our planet. It is time to prioritize environmental conservation as a fundamental imperative for the well-being of current and future generation.

                                                                            POEM

oh my king....I praise you

For your precious, gentle

and true nature 

You are the father of everlasting GNH 

Making our country happy

You are the greatest 

The only treasure of the country

The land of the thunder dragon 

You're the king of wisdom

the people of BHUTAN love you 

And pray for your eternal life 

You are truly the greatest king 

That history shall always remember.

We wish to follow and  walk your footsteps.

EASSY

TOPIC: Benefits of cell phones

In today's digital age, cell phones have become an integral part of our daily lives, transcending their original purpose of communication. Their evolution into multifunctional devices has brought about numerous benefits that significantly impact various aspects of society. This essay argues that the benefits of cell phones far outweigh any potential drawbacks, enhancing personal convenience, improving access to information, and fostering social connectivity.

One of the most significant benefits of cell phones is the unparalleled convenience they offer. Modern cell phones are essentially mini-computers that fit in our pockets, allowing us to perform a wide range of tasks on the go. From checking emails and managing schedules to online banking and shopping, cell phones provide a level of efficiency and flexibility that was previously unimaginable. For instance, apps that track health metrics, navigation tools that provide real-time traffic updates, and digital wallets that facilitate cashless transactions have made daily tasks more manageable and time-efficient.

Additionally, cell phones provide instant access to information, which is invaluable in both personal and professional contexts. The internet, accessible via smartphones, is a vast repository of knowledge, offering resources for education, news, and entertainment. Students can use their cell phones to research academic topics, access e-books, and participate in online learning platforms. In the workplace, professionals rely on smartphones to stay updated with industry trends, connect with colleagues, and manage work-related tasks efficiently. This access to information supports continuous learning and informed decision-making, fostering personal and professional growth.

Moreover, cell phones play a crucial role in fostering social connectivity. They enable instant communication with friends and family, regardless of geographical barriers. Social media platforms, messaging apps, and video calls facilitate real-time interaction, helping people maintain relationships and build new connections. For example, during the COVID-19 pandemic, cell phones became essential tools for maintaining social bonds, enabling virtual gatherings and remote collaborations. This connectivity is particularly important in a globalized world where maintaining personal and professional relationships across distances is often necessary.

Furthermore, cell phones contribute significantly to safety and security. They provide a reliable means of communication in emergencies, allowing users to quickly seek help or alert authorities. GPS features enable location tracking, which can be crucial in situations where immediate assistance is required.

In conclusion, the benefits of cell phones are manifold, enhancing convenience, providing instant access to information, fostering social connectivity, and ensuring safety. Their multifunctional nature has revolutionized how we live, work, and interact, making them indispensable tools in the modern world. Despite concerns about potential distractions and overreliance, the advantages of cell phones underscore their positive impact on society.

                                                                             EASSY

TOPIC: Single gender school

Single-gender education, where boys and girls are educated in separate environments, remains a contentious topic in educational discourse. Proponents argue that single-gender schools can enhance academic performance and personal development by providing tailored learning environments, while opponents claim they reinforce gender stereotypes and limit social interaction. This essay contends that single-gender education offers significant benefits, including improved academic outcomes, better classroom dynamics, and greater focus on individual needs, thus presenting a compelling case for its adoption.

One of the primary advantages of single-gender education is the potential for improved academic performance. Studies have shown that students in single-gender schools often achieve higher test scores and grades compared to their peers in coeducational settings. For instance, research conducted by the American Psychological Association indicates that girls in single-gender schools are more likely to pursue subjects such as mathematics and science, which are traditionally dominated by males. This can be attributed to the absence of gender stereotypes, allowing students to explore their interests without societal pressures. Similarly, boys in single-gender schools can benefit from curricula designed to cater to their learning styles, often involving more hands-on and active learning approaches.

Moreover, single-gender education can lead to better classroom dynamics. In a single-gender setting, teachers can tailor their teaching methods to address the specific needs and learning preferences of either boys or girls. For example, boys might benefit from competitive, high-energy activities, while girls might excel in collaborative, discussion-based tasks. This targeted approach can enhance engagement and motivation, creating a more effective learning environment. Additionally, the absence of the opposite gender can reduce social distractions and competition, allowing students to focus more on their studies and personal development.

Another significant benefit of single-gender education is the opportunity to focus on individual needs and development. Adolescence is a critical period for identity formation and self-esteem. In single-gender schools, students may feel less pressure to conform to gender norms and stereotypes, providing a safer space for personal growth. For instance, girls might feel more comfortable participating in leadership roles or sports, while boys might feel freer to express themselves in the arts or other traditionally "non-masculine" activities. This can lead to higher levels of self-confidence and self-esteem, which are crucial for overall development.

Critics argue that single-gender education does not prepare students for the real world, where they must interact and collaborate with all genders. However, this perspective overlooks the fact that single-gender schools can still provide ample opportunities for social interaction through extracurricular activities, community engagement, and partnerships with coeducational institutions. These experiences can ensure that students develop necessary social skills while benefiting from a focused academic environment.

In conclusion, single-gender education offers numerous advantages, including improved academic performance, better classroom dynamics, and greater focus on individual needs. While it may not be the ideal choice for every student, the unique benefits it provides can create an environment where students can thrive both academically and personally. Therefore, single-gender education should be considered a viable option in the educational landscape, catering to the diverse needs and preferences of students.