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Top 10 CBSE Schools in Kumbakonam - Karthi Vidhyalaya

 Top 10 CBSE Schools in Kumbakonam - Karthi Vidhyalaya

  • WE SHAPE CREATIVE LEARNERS.
  • KVIS CHILD IS FREE IN IT’S WORLD OF IMAGINATIONS. LEARNING WITH LOADS OF FUN.
  • WE THINK OUT OF THE BOX.
  • WE ENCOURAGE SELF LEARNING.
  • IT’S SO COOL TO LEARN AT OUR SCHOOL.
  • OUR STUDENTS ARE COMPETENT AS WELL AS ORIGINAL .
  • EDUTAINMENT IS OUR SCHOOL’S SLOGAN.
  • WE ENCOURAGE CHILDREN TO – DREAM , EXPLORE AND DISCOVER.
  • TOGETHER, WE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE. Top 10 Schools in Kumbakonam

It is found that the distribution of educational resources in County is not balanced. Via Proximity analysis, one can find that some villages are far from school, the actual service areas of the school increase, and some villages are in the service blind area. In the end, recommendation is offered that schools cannot be merged at present, instead, the necessary small schools and teaching points in countryside must be set and the network analysis is conducted to offer some suggestions on school location.

Top 10 Schools in Kumbakonam

 

To get maximum learning outcomes, of course, the school must provide effective learning, such as technical support. It
was realized that the use of ICT in the educational system could positively help in the teaching and learning process .
Likewise, the learning media used must vary according to the times. Mobile learning as learning media with android for the basis of using App Inventor 2 is very good for the conclusion and can be used in the Alternative Energy course learning process  

The learning experience at school is also important help students pursue their goals, so the choice of school type
is considered very important. To achieve the goal of reducing dropout rates and improving test scores, students' positive perceptions of mixed learning experiences may lead to other outcomes, such as improved skills or greater interest in the subject of a chosen degree, or in career possibilities . One learning model that is appropriate for vocational school is Problem Based Learning (PBL). PBL could facilitate the problem-solving abilities of vocational high school students as practical knowledge and abilities are more emphasized in CBSE high schools 

Parents in the name of clearing and cleaning crush the child’s dreams and his little world. Leave him alone; Let him build castles in the clouds. Allow him to dream even by day.

This is said beautifully by Francis Thompson: “Know you what is to be a child? It is to believe in love, to believe in loveliness, to believe in belief; It is to be so little that the elves can reach to whisper in your ears, it is to turn pumpkins into coaches and mice into horses, lowliness into loftiness and nothing into everything; for each child has its fairy god mother in its soul

 Karthi Vidhyalaya Public (CBSE) School
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