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 This blog task is given by Megha ma'am.                                          Original Poem: In your ears my song is motor car misfiring stopping with a choking cough; and you laughed and laughed and laughed. In your eyes my ante- natal walk was inhuman, passing your "omnivorous understanding" and you laughed and laughed and laughed You laughed at my song, you laughed at my walk. Then I danced my magic dance to the rhythm of talking drums pleading, but you shut your eyes and laughed and laughed and laughed And then I opened my mystic inside wide like the sky, instead you entered your car and laughed and laughed and laughed You laughed at my dance, you laughed at my inside. You laughed and laughed and laughed. But your laughter was ice-block laughter and it froze your inside froze your voice froze your ears froze your eyes and froze your tongue. And now it’s my turn to laugh;...

                       Intelligence, Ethics, and Human Dignity in Flowers for Algernon Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes remains one of the most psychologically powerful works in modern speculative fiction. Originally published as a short story in 1959 and later expanded into a novel in 1966, the text examines the relationship between intelligence, identity, and human worth. Rather than celebrating scientific advancement, Keyes presents a deeply human narrative that questions whether intellectual enhancement truly leads to happiness, social acceptance, or moral growth. Through Charlie Gordon’s rise and tragic regression, the novel ultimately argues that dignity and emotional awareness matter more than raw intelligence. Narrative Form and the Representation of Consciousness The novel’s structure is central to its impact. Told through Charlie’s “progress reports,” the language evolves alongside his intelligence. At the beginni...

 This blog task is given by Dilip Barad Sir, as a sunday reading task. Teacher's Article                                                                             Humans in the Loop Pre-Viewing Tasks: 1- What do ypu undersatnd by the term "Human in the Loop"? Before watching Humans in the Loop , my initial understanding of the title was connected to the idea of the corporate world and the “rat race.” The phrase “Humans in the Loop” made me think of individuals constantly running within systems they do not fully control — much like employees working in corporate structures where competition, deadlines, and performance pressures dominate daily life. The word “loop” suggests repetition — doing the same tasks again and again without significant change or escape. In the corporate rat race, pe...

 This task is given by Megha ma'am. Introduction A Dance of the Forests , written by Wole Soyinka for Nigeria’s Independence celebrations in 1960, is a complex and symbolic drama that challenges romanticized visions of the past. Instead of glorifying national history, Soyinka exposes moral corruption, cyclical violence, and the dangers of collective amnesia. Through the interaction of the living, the dead, and the gods within a richly Yoruba cosmological framework, the play questions whether a nation can truly move forward without confronting its historical failures. The alternative ending proposed above seeks to remain faithful to Soyinka’s philosophical vision while offering a more consciously transformative resolution—one that emphasizes responsibility, remembrance, and ethical reconstruction rather than mere recognition of guilt. An Alternative Ending to A Dance of the Forests (Narrative Version) A Dance of the Forests concludes in ambiguity, leaving its audience suspended ...

This task is given by Prakruti ma'am.   Documentation  Long Question  Why is preparing a works cited page important in academic writing? Explain the main rules for formatting it according to MLA guidelines. Ans.  Preparing a work cited page is important because it ensures academic honesty and gives proper credit to authors whose ideas, research, or words have been used in a paper. It allows readers to verify sources, check the reliability of information, and explore the topic further. Without a works cited page, a research paper may appear incomplete or even plagiarized. It strengthened the credibility of the writer and shows that the work is based on careful research.  According to MLA 7th edition guidelines, the Works Cited page must appear on a separate page at the end of the paper. The title “Works Cited” should be centered at the top. All entries must be arranged alphabetically by the author’s last name. If no author is available, the title of the source is...

This blog task is given by Prakruti ma'am. What is plagiarism? Discuss its different forms and consequences in academic writing. Answer Introduction Plagiarism is one of the most serious ethical issues in academic writing and research. It refers to the act of presenting another person’s ideas, words, or intellectual work as one’s own without proper acknowledgment. According to the MLA Handbook , plagiarism is not limited to copying exact words but also includes the misuse of ideas, arguments, and research findings. In academic institutions, originality and honesty are highly valued, and plagiarism is considered a violation of academic integrity. Therefore, understanding plagiarism is essential for students to maintain credibility and ethical standards in their work. Meaning and Nature of Plagiarism Plagiarism involves the misuse of intellectual property and is considered both unethical and dishonest. It can occur intentionally, when a writer deliberately copies someone else’s w...