Unison Institute, Pinjore

Technology has grown rapidly in recent times, and just like every other industry, even the education sector has not remained untouched by its advancements. The boom of online courses, where anyone can learn from the comfort of one’s own home at their own chosen time is the main cause. No matter how advanced or smart a computer program is, it can never come close to the knowledge and life experience a teacher brings. Several kinds of research have been conducted and it has been proven repeatedly that teachers bring about a change, which no technology can. A teacher provides guidance and mentors a student. They are the role models for the students who set an example for them towards a brighter future. The trust and bond can never be achieved through virtual learning but can create the perfect learning environment between a teacher and student. Technology in education is certainly changing the way students learn, but it cannot be termed as a replacement for teachers. It cannot inspi...

A pandemic such as Covid-19 also challenges the processes involved in decision-making and their prioritizing in a democracy, like India. After two months of nationwide lockdown enforced due to novel coronavirus, the Ministry of Health Affairs on May 30 issued an order to frame the period between June 1 and June 30 as Lockdown 5.0, also referred to as “Unlock 1.0”. With the announcement of a three-phase 'unlock' plan, economic and social activity is set to resume all over the country. Governments and citizens need to be prepared for a surge. India is now the seventh most affected country in the world. The only silver lining is that India’s fatality rate at less than 3% is among the lowest of the severely affected countries, which means that while the infection is spreading, it is not leading to as many deaths as elsewhere. While this is a health advantage India must sustain and build on, the situation is worrying. In 2019-2020, which only took into account seven days of th...

Studying at home during COVID-19 might be difficult with so many distractions, involving procrastination, watching TV or news, taking a nap, scrolling social media or other activities that are big productivity killers. When you do start, it is easy to get off track that takes you away from your goal of studying or completing that school assignment. Unison Institute, the best coaching centre in Pinjore is here to help you with these tips to help you stay focused and get things done while studying at home. 1. Get a good sleep Students must get at least 8 hours of good night sleep so that they feel refreshed. It is the best way to keep your brain processing properly, and all the information is grasped during the day. 2. Opt Productive Time Every student has his or her time during which they feel most productive. Some people tend to study at night, while some people prefer early morning rituals. Take advantage of the time that you think is most appropriate accordi...

Well, few are enjoying the lockdown period while there might be a few who are getting bored. But for competitive exams aspirants 2020, this is the best time to invest in studying, working on their hobbies or improving one’s profile. The ultimate goal of this quarantine period is to use this as an opportunity to improve your weaker areas and gain knowledge, which will be helpful for you in the future.                                                                                                                                                                        ...