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Ever since my O-Level days I've been quite fond about the beauty of Mathematics and how in some way or another everything in life is connected to this field. One of the main reasons why math has stuck with me for so long is because of the excellent teachers I've had throughout this journey. Near the end of my A-Levels journey I was looking for someone who could teach me Further Maths as there aren't many teachers out there who would go through the extra effort of  teaching this very niche subject.But there was this one teacher I found out about through a friend.  His name is Muzahid Feroz but we students lovingly call him MQ sir. He is very well know among the Alevels math community and rightfully so!    MQ sir(Middle) A final reunion for all the current students who have studied under him He treats all of his students equally and sees the potential in each and everyone of us.

 Unfolding the Magic of an Early Morning Routine: How It Really Matters in Starting Your Day Right Mornings are often described as the most peaceful part of the day, when everything is still in a rested state before the world booms with busyness. Developing an effective morning routine will, in fact, help you set the pace for the rest of your day and make you feel more productive, focused, and in control. In this blog, we look at what benefits come from a solid morning routine and give you some tips on creating one that works for you. The Power of Morning Habits Having a morning routine does more than just make someone structured. It brings balance and a sense of preparation. Whether it be 15 minutes or even an hour, taking the time in the morning to set your focus on your well-being will do the following: Improve productivity: You are starting the day with intention and a clear plan. Reduce stress: A mindfulness-oriented start may help you stay calm through the chaos of the day. I...

 Cox's Bazar is a city,fishing port , tourism center, and district headquarters is southeastern Bangladesh.It is famous mostly for it's long natural sandy beach,and it is famous for the largest refugee camp in the world.It is located 278.9 km from  Noakhali. This was the event of 2019 when we read the class 10.Then the school decided to take Cox's Bazar for the banquet.It was decided that we would stay there for one night and two days.As a result, everyone was very happy.The school decided decided to allocate a budget of 3000 rupees for each person.As a result many people disagreed and they did not go later.There were 60 students in our section.35 agreed to go from our section.In all,a total of 200 students agreed to go the banquet. Then it was decided that on 1st February we will leave our school at 12pm.So all the students were informed that they should be present at school by 11pm.As a result by 11 pm on that day everyone was present at school by 11 pm with their parents...

As I am an architecture student, we were given a project on designing my own retreat that I’m working on at the moment.  T his project is about creating a sanctuary where I can escape the hectic pace of everyday life. This space is intended for 3-4 day stays, providing me with an opportunity to refresh my mind, meditate, and immerse myself in nature. The unique aspect of this project is that we are required to design our retreats around our personal hobbies. We are also required to make  a model with miniature furniture to visualize the design along with sheets showing the plan, elevation and section and my journey through out the project.  Concept The main concept of my retreat is to ensure minimal disturbance to the natural environment. I envision myself as a guest in the home of the existing animals, trees, and ecosystem. This perspective is rooted in the idea that humans often treat nature as if we own it, disregarding the fact that the land and oceans have been home...

                                  "A New Chapter Started In A New Country  "   There are So many countries to visit in the sphere. I also got a chance to visit one of the most popular country which is united states of America .I was astonish with the mesmerizing beauty of that country .I had a wonderful experience. April 1 st Most amazing twist was here that my mother was 8 months pregnant as my parents want to deliver at USA so we must have to face the USA embassy. I still remember that day my whole family was so frightened that if we do not get the visa our dream will be shattered. fortunately, we got the visa at that that moment we felt above the sky. after getting the visa my dad treated us pizza. At that time, the pizza felt like heaven.   June 1 st My parents left for USA on June 3 rd and my little brother born on 15 June 2013. He was a premature baby.so me and my elder br...

Bangladesh waved its victory on 5th August, also known as the mighty 36th July. We all know that story, right? But many of us didn't witness the revolution on July 33. After a long, bloody curfew enforced by the autocrat, the quota movement slowly resumed on July 31. However, the movement started losing momentum, as no mainstream media were broadcasting the events, and the internet was filtered. Little did the government know that Gen-Z was always one step ahead. They avoided mainstream media and public social platforms to announce their upcoming protests, relying instead on private groups and encrypted platforms. While many dismissed these announcements as rumors, government propaganda, or even traps set for protesters, small-scale protests took place nationwide on July 31st and August 1st. I joined the protest in front of Doel Chattar on August 1st. To be honest, the turnout wasn't impressive, and law enforcement personnel outnumbered the protesters. Multi-level checkpoints w...