The post-primary Alternative Pathway Program, or PAP, is designed to provide students with additional support and adaptive educational methods beyond the primary school, which will cater to their unique educational needs. The initiative, spearheaded by the Department of Education, Innovation, and Vocational Training, is being realized through funding from the St. Lucia Social Development Fund, DSSDF, in partnership with the Center for Adolescent Renewal and Education Limited, or CARE. Education Officer for Special Education, Dale Sashis, who formed part of a team providing information on the program to parents of potential recipients, says the ministry used the Special Education Unit to help select the students through a careful and comprehensive evaluation process. So, we have investigated the level of intelligence, speech and language, academic performances, such as reading abilities, ability to do mathematics. There is a comprehensive report available on each of these students. We know exactly the levels of functioning that they have, and that gives us information to suggest what is possible for them going forward, and the assessment report that we have will be made available to the learning institution that they will be going on to, so that the teacher who will be working with them, who, by the way, is a highly trained special education specialist, who will be giving targeted assistance and guidance to them so that they can experience the maximum chance of success. The four-year pilot project is targeting 13 male students initially through the SSTF-funded scholarships. Mr. Sashis says males are most likely to fall through the cracks, as such unique approaches must be instituted to meet their needs to help transform their present situation. However, these are students who can learn if they are given a different opportunity, a different set of options from what is typically available in the secondary schools. So what we have is a post-primary alternative pathway for that particular group of students who are more likely to complete that program than they are likely to complete the secondary school program. The project will officially commence within a week in this third academic term of the 2021-2022 school year. During this period, students accepted into the program will undergo an induction process ahead of regular classes. Managing Director of the Center for Adolescent Renewal and Education Limited or Care, Kathleen Mason says the training will be centered on the technical and vocational interests of the students in order to help build confidence and ensure their continued participation in the program. Not only will they be given the opportunity to develop themselves in the junior life program because that's what they're going to be engaged in first, but they will also be given the opportunity to develop themselves in an income-bearing skill. And so for us it is a real exciting beginning. Care on Tuesday 26th April 2022 celebrated its 29th anniversary of providing marginalized adolescents with vocational skills for life. The school, which was created by the presentation protest, opened its doors in 1993. Miss Mason says one of the continued challenges is the public's view of the school as being an institution solely created for academically challenged children. But far from that, it is for persons who need to have a more practical way of developing, who engage more practically than theoretically. And so it allows, as I said, all our children, no matter where they are, what their goal is, the opportunity for growth and development. It is believed that the introduction of the post-Primary Alternative Pathway Program PAP will contribute to the Department of Education's progress in attaining sustainable development goal for quality education in support of the Education 2030 Agenda, leaving no one behind, which promotes education for all in the development of a more inclusive society. From the Communications Unit of the Ministry of Education, Sustainable Development, Innovation, Science, Technology and Vocational Training, I am Chris Satney reporting.


Worldwide mental health problems are now one of the leading causes of disability in young people. In fact, 75% of all mental health problems first emerge before the age of 24. And in many, these disorders will become recurrent throughout the lifespan. But why should this be of interest to participants in the World Economic Forum? While the cost of mental health care to our economies is increasing rapidly, figures from, for example, our host country, China, show an increase of the cost of mental health care from 21 billion in 2005 to 89 billion dollars in 2013. And the costs are not limited to health care. Recent estimates show from Australia that the Australian economy expects to lose close to 3 trillion Australian dollars due to reduced workforce participation from individuals experiencing mental health problems. Yet, despite the scale of the problem, we currently lack efficient and accessible interventions. In some countries, as many as 90% of people with severe mental health problems are left without care. Waiting times for access to evidence-based care can be months, even in high-income countries, sometimes years. Also, when people actually receive the best psychological and pharmacological treatments available, only approximately 60% will benefit from these treatments. As such, there is an urgent need to develop new interventions that are more efficient and accessible. And so, to do that, my work is focusing on psychological and neuroscience research. In particular, a particularly promising avenue of investigation is emotion regulation. In everyday life, we're surrounded by information that carries emotional value. It can be minor, such as a message alert or major, such as the memory of a traumatic event. Our abilities to react to these emotional reactions can influence our everyday functioning. So imagine, for example, the CEO who, on his way into work, gets deeply affected by a new story he's reading. Yet, as soon as he walks through the door, he refocuses his attention on the tasks at hand, thereby diminishing the distress he just felt moments before. And so, in our everyday life, to function well at work, have successful relationships, we often need to regulate our emotions. When we investigate this in the lab, we have seen that individuals who are psychologically healthy can continue to perform highly complex tasks, even when we present them with emotional information.  We developed a cognitive training app that trains one of the cognitive building blocks of emotion regulation and the brain regions it relies on, and we showed that individuals who trained on this app improved their ability to regulate their emotions. When we looked at the brain activation of the people who completed the training, we saw enhanced activation on that the improvement was linked to activation in regions that support emotion regulation in delateral prefrontal courtesies. Therefore, we were confident that we were actually training a process that is central to emotion regulation. Our work started in adults, but from developmental neuroscience, we know that the brain regions on which emotion regulation relies develop throughout adolescence. And adolescence is also a peak time of onset for mental health problems. It may therefore be a particularly promising time to enhance emotion regulation. Our initial work in refugees from Iran who have post-traumatic stress disorder showed that their training boosted their emotion regulation and reduced their symptoms of post-traumatic stress. We're now looking at whether it's possible to use the training to prevent the onset of mental health problems in adolescence or whether it could be maybe used to enhance the effectiveness of existing treatments. This training is just one example of a neuroscientifically informed intervention that's made accessible through technology to anyone with intranet access. These type of interventions are very much needed in a world where many countries of the total health care budget, only 1% is going to mental health care. So we also need these new interventions to deal with the rapidly raising rates of mental health problems in young people. But to do this, we will need innovative science and we will need policies and investments that recognise the long-term impact of mental health problems on human suffering as well as societal and economic productivity. Thank you.


Good evening. May I present my wife Kathy? Good evening and thank you for the very nice letters and telegrams Commenting on our opening show last week. Tonight the new year being somewhat established. We're going to present a spy story It's called Bay Roots by Sunrise and it was written for us by a very fine new radio writer Richard Chandley My name in the play is Mildred Gideon, and I'm Frank Grady The background of our opening scene the Mediterranean Sea A ship is moving easily through the winter waters sailing away from Beirut, Lebanon aboard our travelers of all types all nationalities The one of particular interest to us at the moment is a young lady American single her name is Mildred Gideon And as we start our play she's in her cabin writing a letter Darling sister as I told you last this Mediterranean cruise just hasn't been What I expected? We've sailed from Beirut, but I'm still shaking after yesterday. Honestly. I was positive I'd never see this good old ship again It's hard to believe my trip to the Near East began as Disappointingly as it did that first stop at Port Said was dreadful Not that I thought there'd be perfume nights, but I was hoping I'd feel a little of the Well the mystery of it all When we left for Beirut the only stimulating thing was the new dinner companion of our table a mr. Haroon At least he looked interesting compared to that awfully dull Frank Grady. I've been forced to sit alone with until now Frank Grady mr. Haroon mr. Grady. This is miss Gideon Mildred Gideon. How do you do miss Gideon child? You are both American. Yeah. Yeah, we're Americans Akron, Ohio Miss Gideon's North Dakota teacher school third grade a charming That names Persian They say Beirut's really something to see one should see it at sunrise for the first time a thrilling sight Well swell we hit there in the night. How about a sunrise date teacher? Well, I really hadn't planned all right All right, okay by me can't say it in offer Well, Beirut here we come They root here we come Honestly, he just made me fence Companions are half the fun, but really you couldn't commune with anything with Frank Grady around I Simply couldn't share Beirut by sunrise with him. It was around five when I woke I felt a little thrill when I realized the engines had stopped and we were there It was still black when I reached the deck Just for a moment. I was afraid I'd have company, but I was alone It was marvellously still like everything holding its breath Then just a crack of sunlight and spires of minarets began to appear then domes Then the whole sweeping outline of the city rising out of the night. It was just pure Omar Cayenne I Floated with it completely carried away by the sight that magic quiet and Then wouldn't you know something had to spoil it down on the dock below some man had come Stumbling out of one of the shadows Honestly just reeling it was still pretty dark, but I could see he was a sailor an American sailor coming toward the ship. He looked up. I saw his face Then he swayed and fell tried to drag himself. I Don't know why I did it, but there just wasn't anyone else around any place and well He was an American and I felt sorry for him What what happened to you? May I help you? Sultan oh dear. I'm afraid you've had too much to drink. Let me help you listen Sultan's turret 15th step tell it to Tell Then I saw it a knife buried in his back He just died I backed away. It was horrible. I couldn't think what to do. I just turned and and I ran I'm terribly sorry. I didn't mean to run into you. Oh you're an American What are you running from madam down the street back there on the dock? You're wearing the uniform. Are you police? Oh, yeah madam the root police. I presume you are from the passenger ship Yes, that's right on the dock There's a dead man. Oh, yes, it's right here. Thank you Miss Mildred Gideon Baro That seems to be in order. Thank you.  There's a knife in his back. Now. What is it you wish the police to do do?  I told you there was a knife in his back Yeah, I shall accompany you to the dead body. Well Do you see there's the ship? I was standing right up there on the deck. Oh, yeah, I see now where exactly Just at the edge of those packing cases. I Don't want to look miss Gideon, please. I couldn't bear to see there is nothing here What this is the exact place? Yeah, sure. I swear They must have moved him. They will someone miss Gideon when a man is drunk He wasn't drunk. Believe me. There was a knife and knife then there should be blood. There is no blood Look, I saw it. It was dark miss Gideon possibly the shadows. I swear to you. I saw it He was dead Without a body there is little we can do you agree. Yes, but I You don't believe I saw anything do you something? Yes, you know Beirut is a modern city But it still has charm sometimes a visitor is overwhelmed. I don't understand it I'm not wearing my glasses, but Well, it was so real Yeah, the report will be fired Now if I may escort you back to the ship All right. I'm terribly sorry to have bothered you. I felt absolutely ridiculous The policeman couldn't help thinking I was only a giddy excited tourist saying anymore. We just make it worse. I Looked back at the place. It was daylight now and everything did look different There wasn't anything to do except try and push it out of my mind if I was going to enjoy Beirut at all When I got to my cabin, I put some cold water on my face and then I went up for breakfast Hey, you late this morning teacher Over slept. No, no No, I was just buying some film for my camera at the ship store Good morning, Mr. Heron. Good morning. Yeah. Well, they rude here See the sunrise teacher or thanks for the suggestion mr. Heron was really something Did you see the sunrise mr. Grady? Why sure it threw my porthole not from the dead Oh, I just got out of bed took a look went back to sleep. Oh Yes, it looks like pretty good town a little on the gaudy side You're signed up for the tour aren't you? I haven't yet. Well, you better hurry Are you going on the tour mr. Heron? I am familiar with Beirut Well, then you must know those little out-of-the-way places that tourists ordinarily don't see some the street of the seven nightingales Mercy I adore seeing something like that well Tours are so commercial you want to see some of that hoochie-coochie stuff white That's not what I mean. Mr. Grady if you were at all sensitive you would You understand don't you mr. Heron? Touchable mark. I am that's it That's it exactly To be a part of it To see and feel antiquity with someone who I could show you miss Gideon you must think I'm rather forward, but I don't Unfortunately, I have business. Oh Oh, I see the tour is really excellent. It won't disappoint you. I've taken it myself Yeah, sure. There's still time to sign up. We'll have a big time just like Port Said I guess I'd better go get my hat a girl. I'll go put your name down See you this evening, mr. Heron. You'll have a nice time. I'm sure yes Goodbye, meet you at the gang plank teacher.  Heron But there wouldn't have been any sense in wandering about by myself If I started seeing things again like this morning. I wanted witnesses And Frank Grady was just the person to keep my feet on the ground The bazaar of the Hussat Elbeen 300 years old You will have a half hour to observe the interesting native handy work and the make purchase some joint Just like a Hollywood set ain't teacher. My name is Mildred. Mr. Gray.  They're selling wouldn't you get the razz if you clumped around a home of those It's the style here. Well, sure. I realize that but wouldn't you get the razz? I think I'll buy a pair. Hey sahib the marketplace of Russia mere 500 years old a former slave market you will have a half hour to observe the Slave market this dump doesn't look like the ones in the movies really mr. Grady, do you have to compare everything with home use your imagination? Let it come to you the camels coming in carrying new slaves for sale and the slave dealers cracking whips Can't you see it? Hey, that's pretty good. Did you read that somewhere? Forget it. Just forget it. I gave up after that Frank Grady was going to be Frank Grady and that's all there was to it Just when I was ready to go back to the ship and find a good book to read The next point of interest is El Kassir the Sultan's turret the Sultan's turret Seemed familiar. I was certain I'd heard the name before but it didn't seem possible Then I remembered the sailor The dead sailor he'd said Sultan's turret 15th step and I hadn't told the policeman It was a big stone tower broken down in places, but it was solid and real Proof that I hadn't imagined that poor man My heart was simply pounding The upper half has been condemned as unsafe, but there is a museum of interest below It was dark inside just little lights near the showcases. I looked around for the steps In one of the corners, I saw them curving upward. They were roped off. I Edged away from the others praying Frank Grady wouldn't see me Slept under the rope and started up One was pitch black Waited I Had the feeling there was someone else there in the dark Then a tiny white something caught my eye piece of paper I Reached down to pick it up something brushed against me. I Saw a light above and ran up Anything to get out of the dark. I looked at the paper in my hand. There was writing It said ship Six that's all Mr. Haroon I Have been waiting for you. It had all happened so fast. I couldn't make myself think That thing on the stairs and now mr. Haroon Just out of nowhere mr. Haroon. I'm sorry miss Gideon. I really didn't mean to frighten don't Don't come near me all right What are you doing up here? The same reason you are I too like forbidden places. I knew the tour would arrive here about this time Fortunately, I finished my business early. So I came to meet you. Is that so frightened? I guess not I Let me catch my breath. I thought you might like me to show you what I know of the city. You are all right now Yes, I'm all right Mr. Haroon was there anyone else up here just a minute ago. No, you and I are the only curious one Oh, no, no, no, I had to be someone I've got proof Mr. Grady, please let's wait till they go they'll think you're lost let them I've got to talk to you mr. Haroon somebody I've just got to I know a charming place We will talk there We waited for the tour to leave then I took hold of mr. Haroon's arm and we started down those awful stairs Seem like ours to go through the blackness and I shuttered all the way to the bottom And we were out in the sunlight. I felt like breathing again We walked gave me a chance to pull myself together Finally we stopped in front of a little place It didn't look like anything from the outside then mr. Haroon opened the door and we went in what do you think of it? It's just charming all this garden. It's it's the Arabian nights It must be very old. They say oh mark. I am once visited here. You can tell Come fill the cup and in the fire of spring your winter garment of repentance playing The bird of time has bought a little way to flutter and the bird is on the wing You know the Ruby at some of it. I remember I'm dreaming again. It just can't be real. Oh, it is real all right It's Gideon Back at the Sultan's turret. Hmm. What you said you wanted to tell me something Yes It's been so strange all day First I see beauty Then death then it was gone and suddenly terror again and and now this beauty all without warning I Want to remember this place without anything to spoil it Please take me somewhere else. Aren't you carrying this romantic theme a little too far? I beg you pardon What do you mean? I mean All right, I will take you someplace a little less overwhelming It's almost sunset That's funny. I didn't realize it was so late just this place and we will go back to the ship Up these stairs if you please the view oh There's the harbor There's our ship We'll make it back in time won't we in here miss Gideon Nice room, but I I don't oh The view from the window. It's lovely That would we came to see not exactly Mr. Haroon, I don't know whether I'll be sad or glad to leave Beirut But this time with you has miss Gideon. Yes Time is growing short. We must discontinue. I know it's growing short. Mr.  I thought you realized what I truly feel this place is not romantic miss Gideon You can stop it now Stop it. You have caused me a great deal of trouble and we are through playing games Mr. Haroon what happened on the stairs of the sultan's turret? What time is the meeting? Meeting up. I don't know what you're talking about death and terror miss Gideon Come here You recognize this I ran Just ran the vision of the dead man on the floor of the room still in my eyes and he was coming after me He was going to kill me. I knew he was going to kill me. I Didn't know where I was or how to get back to the ship It got darker and darker and the streets twisted and turned in front of me shadow after shadow growing bigger and bigger I had to get to the ship Who's there? Who's there in the dark?  He slithered after me and then I felt my back against a wall walls all around there wasn't any way out I saw a door just out of reach. I Had stored it Was a big room Dim and evil smelling and there were people but they didn't pay any attention to me They're watching a dancing girl weaving through a greasy yellow light I saw another door stood along the wall toward it Keep away from me Keep away. What happened to you?  Mr. Haroon. Let's get back to the ship hurry. Please. No, not just a minute I gotta know what time that drop is Drop the message you got at the Sultan's turret.  It's all right Everything is all right. I assure you All right Where am I a pilot's launch miss Gideon? I'm escorting you back to this ship once more The policeman. Hmm. Yeah, so sorry you had to go through as much as you did It was imperative to find out which was the spy mr. Grady or you Dealers in state documents collected and sold to the highest bidder we knew someone would meet the sailor. Oh I see now Then you didn't kill. No. No. No. He was stabbed in a street ball before he could reach the ship Unfortunately, you complicated things too for us as well as for mr. Grady I'm sorry.  Yes. Yes. I think so. I am staying here in Beirut. I wish you a pleasant trip and boy I Proplexed no more with human or divine and tomorrow's tangle to the winds Thank you, mr. Haroon Thank you so much Tonight we would like to thank Edgar barrier who was mr. Haroon Ben writes the police officer and Byron Kane the Lebanese guide. Yes, and again our thanks to Richard Chandley for an exciting story Next week the theater not as it really is but as it seemed to Richard Powell after he had seen his fill of a certain type of Backstage story and so next week a new comedy called a poetic tragedy Written for us by Richard Powell. Thank you for listening. We'll be back again next week. Good night. Good night


Well, as you know I don't tend to speak about other players. He's a good player. There's lots out there. What I will speak about is Youssef. He's nearly at a situation for me to be clear on. It's very close now, so that's why I'm happy to speak about that one. So hopefully that'll get done and that's a young player, of course, who can, like I say, add a different layer and a different dimension to rebuilding or adding to the squad. So yeah, there's a number of players out there. I've said all along we're working hard, which we are doing. So let's see where, you know, what we can open up.


Hi, I'm Pete Spate, GB Halfpipe skier, and this is my top five mental tips on how to prepare for your next skiing challenge. Yeah, I think with routine it can be really useful to keeping everything consistent and worry-free, whether that's your morning warm-up and routine, or make sure that all your equipment is in order. So just you've got as clear ahead as possible when it comes to the challenge of its comp day, or you're learning a new trick in the park, or taking on a new run, and all you've got to worry about is that task at hand in front of you. Visualisation is massive when you're learning new tricks.  So it's about bridging that gap, working through your head, what you want to get out of the run, and what you need to do. And when it comes to dropping in, it's about having a clear head as possible, focus, but clear head. And all the best runs that I've done have been when I've forgotten the run. I can't even remember the tricks, but you come out at the bottom of the pipe, and you know that you've nailed it. Yeah, riding to music can definitely be really sick. It all feeds into what's going to get you into that headspace, and in that zone, comfortable, happy, chilled, to ride your best. For me, I've got a mix of playlists. So sometimes it's smooth, chilled hip-hop, or sometimes it's more hype tunes if I want to really send it. So it depends what mood you're in, but it can be really, really useful for sure. Yeah, failure in setbacks comes with the territory, I think, like in any sport, with falls, with injuries, with whatever it happens to be. But as long as you approach that, it's just a learning, perfect process, growth mindset, and just a way to move forward really, and keep chilled about it, and just focus on what you're doing, then you can get through it, and yeah, you can have the other side. And once you move forward, it all seems, it all looks chilled. And then you look back. So motor evasion is definitely a massive part of this sport. You know, there's a lot of times when you're on the road, or when there's setbacks where it's getting tough, where you've got to dig deep and keep going. And for me, the feeling of landing new tricks, the feeling of making those breakthroughs when you do is what keeps me going, because you've got to be the sort of person that wants to push yourself all the time and constantly reaching a foot more, because that's the only way that you're going to take the risks and really keep driving forward.


Hello, I welcome you all once again to my channel, Explore Equation, I am Dr. Rashan Singh, Assistant Professor, Department of Education, Assistant Khanda Girls Student College, University of Allahabad. And this time I am going to discuss with you all an interesting topic that is three language formula or you can say it has been emerged from the language controversy in our country. Okay. So, let's start. If we talk about language controversy or language politics, then India is a very language-oriented country, isn't it? So, when it was being written, it was thought that which language should be made an official language, a national language should be made, so it was very complicated because the northern states did not use the southern language and the southern India does not go to India. So, if we make India a national language, then the southern states had to use it, because they did not use it, they did not use it in India and we, the northern states, Malayalam, Kannada, Telugu, these are the languages of the southern states, they do not know anything about it. So, it was a big debate, then it was believed that let's not keep India, let's keep India. With this decision, the other main languages of the country also got due justice as they were listed in the eighth schedule so that any of them, and or Hindi, may be recognized by different states as their official language. There are different states for their official language. Hindi was voted as the official language of the union by a single vote. One vote made it possible for Hindi to become an official language of union. At the same time, it gives states and the states to independently decide their official language. However, it proved that the use of the English language would continue for 15 more years. After 15 years, the parliament can enact a lot to provide for the continued use of the English language. The official language act was enacted in 1963 which provided for the continued use of English alongside Hindi indefinitely. Now, it is clear that the use of the English language would continue for 15 more years. However, it proved that the use of the English language would continue for 15 more years. Now, it is clear that the use of the English language would continue for 15 more years. Now, it is clear that the use of the English language would continue for 15 more years. Now, it is clear that the use of the English language would continue for 15 more years. Now, it is clear that the use of the English language would continue for 15 more years. Now, it is clear that the use of the English language would continue for 15 more years. Now, it is clear that the use of the English language would continue for 15 more years. 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This language is preferably one of the southern. When it is talking about modern Indian language, it means that it is talking about some kind of German language. Apart from Hindi and English, Hindi-Hindi speaking states. It is said that where the Hindi language is spoken, there is Hindi-English and a southern language is spoken. And of Hindi, along with the regional language and English-Hindi non-Hindi speaking states. And where Hindi is not spoken, regional language is spoken there. English is spoken there. It means that throughout the country, Hindi-English and a regional language will be spoken. So, suitable courses in Hindi and or English should also be available in universities and colleges with a view to improving the proficiency of students in these languages to the prescribed university standards. And it is said that it is on the primary level that the only mother tongue on the secondary level is T.L.F. And it is said that even at university level the courses are made and the students are taught. So, this is what comes out of T.L.F. Which language? First language that students should study mother tongue or the regional language. The first language that a child will study will definitely be the mother tongue or the regional language. What is the second language? If the second language is a Hindi-speaking state, then put English in it or put the language of a southern country. And if there are non-Hindi states, then take Hindi or Hindi. What is the third language? It is a Hindi-speaking state. So, in Hindi-speaking state, the mother tongue became Hindi. If you take the second language, then take the third language, the southern language. It is said that in Hindi-speaking states this would be English or English or any other language which you do not accept in the second language. Similarly, in non-Hindi states you should study Hindi, English and your regional language. If the Hindi-speaking state is a Hindi state, then you should study the mother tongue in a different way.  So, this was a very uniform way but you did not accept it. You know that we do not study the mother tongue or the regional language. So, incidentally the NPE 1986 made no change in the 1968 policy of the three-language formula in the promotion of Hindi and repeated it verbatim. That is, the national teacher who came in 1986 did not change in the TLF and word by word, verbatim means as it is word by word she wrote the same letter which was also called the national teacher. Apart from this, TLF has always been in the process of establishing the language. Then, NCF 2005 which is the National Curricular Framework 2005 which was also called the TLF is saying that according to a report of the World Bank which came in June 2005 50% of the world's out-of-school children live in communities where the language of school is rarely if ever used at home. This is what I was saying in the whole world. 50% of the children who drop out live in those places where the language of their instruction is not their home language. This underscores the biggest challenge to achieving education for all. So, this is the same problem that you are not able to achieve education for all EFA which is being said again and again for everyone's education. So, it is also said that you should teach in the mother tongue. It means non-productive practices are at the level of learning low and high level of drop out. Because of the language education which was being taught in the National Curricular Framework 2005 which came in 2005 it was called the Language Teaching. So, it was said that they gave importance to the linguistic potential of the children. So, you have to understand the potential of the language in the children because the language is a socio-culturally construction. It is a social-scientific structure. And they said that in 2005 they said that there is an attempt to address the challenges and opportunities of the language situation in India. There are many countries where it is said that there is no problem. But since the language is of this kind in India, they said that NLF, TLF is a very good solution which can improve the language of India and tackle it. And they said that the primary aim of the three-language formula is to promote multi-lingualism. It will become a national harmony and they said that language teaching should be multi-lingual not only in terms of the number of languages offered to children but also in terms of evolving strategies that would use the multi-lingual classroom of course, home-language or languages of children should be the medium of learning in school. They said that the language teaching should not be taught only by the teachers but by the teachers. And the children should be taught in the home language. Children will receive multi-lingual education from the outset. The three-language formula needs to be implemented in spirit. You should accept it with your classroom. Do not confine it but also focus on other things. Similarly, UNESCO says in its educational paper in 2003 that mother tongue instruction is essential for initial instruction and literacy and should be extended to as late a stage in education as possible. They are saying that you should learn only in the language of mother tongue. Mother tongue as a medium of instruction can eliminate. What can be eliminated? There is a difference between school language and home language. This difference can be eliminated. And NEP 2020 has said something about T.L.F. What is it? Wherever possible, as far as possible the medium of instruction until at least grade 5. You have to keep the medium of instruction as mother tongue. If possible, you should study till grade 8 and beyond. You should also teach the child home language, mother tongue, local language or regional language. But what do we do? We say that everyone in the house speaks Hindi but the child will definitely be taught in the English medium school. What is it? How much pressure is there on the child? The 3 language formula will keep in mind the need to promote multilingualism as well as promote national unity. If you implement T.L.F. you will be able to promote national unity. NEP also stated that there is no burden on the child. No language is imposed on the child. You choose according to your reason and course. Let yourself choose. At least 2 out of 3 languages will be local and native. Learn a language separately. It is good that you will be able to read as much literature as you can. It is not a sort of imposition. It is a matter of choice only. Okay? There are also constitutional provisions. Look at the language. Article 39 says that it will protect the interest of minorities. If you have a distinct language culture, you have the right to conserve it. Article 39 says that Indian language will be scripted. And numerals should follow the international form of Indian numerals. But numerals will be followed by Romans. Article 346 says that official communication between states and the Union is used. If two or more states agree, they say that if two or two states agree, they can plan in Hindi. Shall be in Hindi and then Hindi may be used. No, then do it in English. Article 347 says that the President has the power to recognize the language of the state or any official language. Article 351 says that you have to learn to appoint an official officer. Article 341 says that for the development of Hindi language, the Union Government will issue a directive for the development of Hindi language. In the same way, the 8th language of Bhaati Samitan, there are 22 languages in it. It is said that these are languages and you choose them according to your nature, to your interest and to your interest. So, this is the 3 language formula. We should know what is going on in our country and how to solve the problem of the language. This is for your general awareness and also for your questions. Okay. So in this way, I have completed a very important topic for BA, BA students as well as for your competitive teaching examinations too and I have completed this very well. If you like and subscribe my channel, explore education. I have done from my side.


Så vi har hittat en bra spot i varm huvudet med lite goda svenska koffer. Vi har mycket att tala om. Först och foremost, Tom, du har läst en bok. En väldigt fin del. Jag har skärit den på min Instagram. Den ser ut som den här. Och i den har jag sett en karaktär som är ganska familjig till mig. Och den är den gräna natt. Och den första gången jag hörde om den gräna natt var från Warhammer. Så Warhammer fantasy. Så det är en faktion kallat Bretonnia, som är baserad på medieval frans och arturien legend. Och en av de här karaktärer är den gräna natt. Och jag har huggit emellan. Jag var bara 14 i tiden och jag trodde att det var en väldigt episk del. Men jag trodde att du kunde avdraga lite på min deras subskrivare, som den gräna natt är. Och också först. Jag svarar. Jag fick inte riktigt ge en introduktion till att survive och däva. Så om någon inte är bäst av Tom, jag lär dig i sin kanal. Och jag har definitivt sett att du subskriver, ser alla videorna. Jag ser alla videorna. Och jag har gainat en bra bit av en litenhet av knowledge från dem. Och jag skulle säga att det är min väldigt favorit kanal. Och jag säger inte att det är min vän, men det är en bra kanal. Så checka dem ut. Ja, det är mest... Pagan religion, Germanic history, DNA och science, som om population genetics och sånt, traditionellism och spiritualitet. Det är det jag kan göra. Ja, så om du... Om du vill... René Gunon, Julius Evola, om du vill... Om du vill... Hyster i generellt, spirituality. Definitellt checka ut alla av sin videor. Det ska vara en bra sak du kan ha över Christmas och ylvan. Detta är om en kristansk guy från Vittorien, som går till Pagan-tiderna. Så det är de gränserna från tid till tid. Öre kristans idéer. Men det som jag intresserade är att han är i en specifik Arthurian historia om Christmas. Så han var en ganska öre kristansfigur som du kan säga. Han är väldigt populär i det här sättet. Han är en väldigt mystisk figure. Den karakteren som vi gjorde, eller kristan eller artister, är baserad på något som heter The Green Man. Det är en annan sak. Det är som en masonrik motiv i England. I de medievaltiderna har de tagit en figure som fanns av livet och sånt. Nån vet verkligen inte varför de hade det i de här kristansk gärna. Men många vill säga att det har en Pagan origin. Men det är ingen rekord av pagan-tiderna som fanns av livet. Men det kanske fanns det. Men det stämmer inte på nåt som finns i Bible. Så det är ganska mysteriös. Men vi har tagit på att samla med The Green Man och The Green Night. Det är simulant på samma gång. Det är en mystisk figure. Men The Green Night... Det är en historia som heter Sagaouen och The Green Night. Och det är i mitten i engelska. I mitten i engelska är det Vagrena knift. Om du inte... Du kanske kan tänka sig att du kan tala i mitten i engelska. Men om du inte har någon praktik med det så är det svårt. Du kan ta sig tillbaka. Och det är lite bra läget online. Och det finns även en kartoon som du kan se online. Jag tror att BBC har gjort det länge tidigare. Och det är riktigt coolt att se, även om det är i mitten i engelska. Om du får en bild från karton. Så jag försöker samla en historia. King Arthur och The Green Night. Det är kristans. De satt runt omkringen. Och Camelot fester. Och gillar dem själv. Dränkning och så vidare. Och då... Boom! Doors är öppna. Och en massiv Green Night. Med grön armor. Grön fäst. Allt grön. Riding en grön hos. Just rides right into the court. Which is not what you do. You don't ride horses into court. And challenges everyone there. Telling them that they're not real Christians. That they don't follow... That they're not doing Christmas right. And they're all bad. And insults them basically. And challenges them. Insulting their honour in the process. Saying who will accept my challenge. And only... Of all the nights. Only Sagaouen. The virtuous but young and somewhat naive night. He rises to the challenge. And says he will take the Green Night challenge. And that is that... The Green Night has an axe. And he says you will strike my head with the axe. And then I will strike off yours. And then Sagaouen does that.  But the Green Night picks up his own head. He's still alive. And then he says okay now next year. This day on Christmas. I'm gonna do the same to you. And then basically the whole story then. Is about what Sagaouen is doing. To try and avoid the inevitable fate. The next Christmas. And to summarise it. And ruin it a bit for you. This story is a Christian morality tale. And it's about like... Sagaouen learning like virtue of sacrifice. And stuff like that. And the short story is he passes the test. And the Green Night is really on the side of the court. And he's working for King Arthur. And it's all a game to show. But the Green Night is an interesting figure. Because Green is just as kind of as now. Was associated with paganism. And evil. Not now we don't think green is an evil colour. But green because it's associated with paganism. In Christian Europe did have an evil and magical aspect. And that is why even though the Green Night didn't exist in pagan Europe. We often like to see him as kind of like a pagan figure. And representing somehow paganism. Although he's actually testing them according to Christian values. I always associated him more with a force of nature. And obviously I always associated pagan things more with nature. And more human things more with Christianity. But obviously the intermarriage between Christianity and paganism always. In Europe it looks a bit different than it does in the Bible. I suppose the myth, the character of the Green Night is not something you would find in the Bible. No, no, it's very European. It's very British. Very Indo-European maybe. Yeah, yeah. It's very British, French, whatever, Welsh. I mean it's hard to say because obviously the Welsh want to claim Arthur as their own. But many of these myths don't appear in, not all of them appear in Welsh literature. So going in the Green Night is written in Middle English. I mean there's some, Wolfram's passable book is German. So I mean Arthurian myth and legend. It may have originated the trend in Celtic speaking parts of Britain. But it spread to France, to Germany. It was really, it was like the Star Wars of its day. I mean not everyone likes Star Wars now because of all the horrible recent. Yeah, you're not missing too much. But anyway, actually even the original Star Wars was based partially on Arthurian literature. So Arthurian themes are in the original Star Wars. You have, I don't want to go too much into Star Wars. Obi-Wan Kenobi is kind of like Merlin. You know, it's like the young Luke Skywalker is kind of like a passable or Gawain or something. So yeah, what was good of the original Star Wars is only the aspects are good about it. And the things that come from eternal, you know, myths. And that's the same with Arthurian literature, where it typifies the Christian High Middle Ages. As Julius Everla has written in his book The Mystery of the Grail, you can see that a lot of themes were from older pagan sources. But not saying that they're pagan stories, but they have parallels in earlier pagan stories. Yeah, so I suppose, at least for me, I've always been quite interested in the Arthurian legend. I think it's very mystic and epic and heroic tale. And since you talk a lot about, I know you've made some videos and yet again you can check them out. But to just answer the question right here, some people have seen also in the film King Arthur from like 10 years ago. They claimed that King Arthur came from these formations, if I'm not mistaken. Okay, yeah. Have you seen the film? No, but I know about this. The theory. The theory is very old, very, very old and that's why it's popular. But it's not true. There actually were, I've done a talk recently in America and I uploaded it to my Soundcloud about origin narratives and identity. And it explains that actually around the Middle Ages it was very popular all across Europe. People wanted to ascribe mythical origins to their people, to their races. So the French started to say that they were descended from the Trojans. The Welsh also said they were descended from the Trojans and the Welsh also said they were simultaneously descended from Trojans and Jews somehow. And some of the Celts in British art decided they were descended from the Scythians. Now what do the Trojans, the Jews, the Scythians having common at that time in the Middle Ages? People know about them. That's the basic thing is when they switched to European Celts in German, switched to a literate culture, they lost a lot of their history of where people came from. But they had access to very old records of ancient civilizations. Greek, Trojans war, ancient Hebrews, which they learned about through the Bible. And the Scythians are mentioned by Romans and Hebrews. So they're in the Bible. So the Scythians are good and suitable source to say where you come from. So that is why you find in these medieval texts people saying that. Why did Snorri Sturluson say that the gods came from Troy? Why did the French say that they came from Troy? Why did the Celts start saying they were Scythian? Not because they were, because we can see from DNA that they weren't. But because that was a prestigious, it's good for them to say that. And you should talk if you want to hear more about that. Yeah. And also speaking of this during the 1600s, I suppose it was, I might have the dates wrong here, but I know that the Swedish Empire of Kingdom then, they promoted quite heavily their Gothic past. And I know that other European nations also did that. So Spain, for example, parking back to the Visigothic path, because that was a kind of prestige thing. We come from these brave people who restructured Europe. So it is something that you've seen in different times as well, this claiming a past. But the difference with that is that the Visigoths were in Spain. Yeah, it's true. And also the Goths do come from Scandinavia originally. So the Swedes do have a connection to the Goths. So that's slightly different. But Stor of Gothicism, that trend in the 1600s in Sweden where they celebrated the Goths a lot, what was untrue about it is that they started to say that the Goths did certain things that the Goths never did. They kind of made up the idea that Uppsala was the center of the world's civilization. Yeah, hi, I didn't actually know about that. Oh, they made up all kinds of crazy stuff. I mean, yeah, the Goths weren't the inventors. The Goths were the inventors of all the world's civilizations. We were inventors. Yeah, we were Goths basically. But they were Goths, but the Goths weren't everything else. Yeah, but the important thing here is that you can definitely see the importance of history for identity and people. Like they need to have a strong sense of who they are. And this is obviously something I've talked about before that in order to, if we're talking about the solarlessness of the modern world in the western world, a lot of that can probably stem from the fact that the tree has been cut, the roots have been cut. We have no idea who we are. We have no idea who our ancestors were, where we come from, anything. So in my view, if you want to revive Europe, rekindle the spirit of who we are. Yeah, I think that's what history is. It's a large part of the history, and it gets people interested in history to knowing where you are, where you come from, behind the stuff where you're researching your ancestors, you're researching ancient kings. It has a similar motive behind it. It reinforces your sense of self, it reminds you in the process of time, because life is just the experience of time, of being within time. So history is a major part of that, and it should help you to focus your sense of self and being. Yeah, and this is also something I've said before, that if you view Sweden, for example, in a historic context, going back to the Gothic age, and the Viking age, and the Caribbean age, if you view a certain nation or a civilization in that context, you're more prone to actually care about what happens after you're dead. Various, if you don't care, you don't know that we were gods or whatever. Yeah, why would you care what happens in 20 years? So getting a good view and understanding the history of myths and legends, everything, very important stuff, and that's also yet again why I appreciate your channel, because you delve into these myths so much, and especially like we talked a bit about the Wild Hunt, just the previous video, getting that sense of epicness and heroicness into a self-improvement game. Very useful, and yeah. Yeah, I think incorporating these myths and the history into our own rituals, whether you're going to the gym or whatever you're doing, is important, because history shouldn't be an us and them sensation. There's a constant chain leading us right back through time to our ancestors, and forwards to our descendants, and that's where our role is, is to pass on that flame to the next generation. Yeah, and in our case maybe rekindling, because a lot of dormant... Going out of it. Yeah, it does. It needs a bit more fuel, I think. It does indeed. So anyway, we wish you a god jul and Merry Christmas from a snowy Sweden. God jul!


You don't need to swim in this water. My name is India and today we are going to check out one of the world's greatest natural creations, the Dead Sea. The Dead Sea is known for being the lowest place on earth and one of the saltiest. It is nearly 10 times saltier than the ocean. That is exactly why you are able to float effortlessly on top of the water. Because here, your body weighs less than the water. So while you might not be able to walk on water, you can certainly float. Actually, the Dead Sea is not really a sea. It is a salt lake. And it's a salt lake that is so salty that you will not see any fisherman here because there are no fish. And despite its name, the Dead Sea actually gives life. The minerals in the water here can help your skin conditions and make your skin extra smooth. That's why people from around the world come here to get muddy. You could say it's like a spa in the middle of the desert. And don't even think about drinking this water. You'll want to spit it right out. Just as special as this place is, I need to tell you something heartbreaking. The Dead Sea is dying. Some experts say that by 2050, the Dead Sea could dry up. The Dead Sea is shrinking for a few reasons. First of all, some companies are extracting large amounts of mineral water from the Dead Sea. They do this to produce things like chemicals or simply beauty products. But also, water from the Jordan River that would normally go into the Dead Sea is being redirected to cities. This greatly lowers the amount of water that flows into the Dead Sea. Thankfully, there are efforts between Israel and Jordan to save the Dead Sea. Since these countries both share the Dead Sea, they shared the responsibility to save it. There is actually a plan to pump water back into the Dead Sea. And this plan costs over a billion U.S. dollars. Today, it is our responsibility to speak up for the Dead Sea, so that governments will continue to take action. This special gem sitting in the Middle East needs to be saved. So let's hope that the Dead Sea will stay alive for future generations to experience. This is the Dead Sea. This is Inside Israel. Thanks for watching and I'll see you next time.


What's up everybody? JCM for jasperyskatespace.com. It has a 16 pinning e-spectrum soccer 1 box berry band and number block number two just sold out and again 10 total spots all unnumbered cards are randomized at the end of the break in one lot But again, everybody gets around a number from zero through nine and again as it works or how it works Is if you get randomized number three block you'll get all teams with Three being the first number next to the dash on the left side So for example, if a card serial number is 243 out of 299 that'll go to the number three block 13 out of 99 3 out of 25 43 or 49, etc. Etc. So on number three will get that block or number three block will get the cards And then all redemption cards go to spot zero even if we know it's a one-on-one in the checklist It is still going to go to spot zero And again any non-numbered cards are randomized to the group So good luck. Here's the dice roll of this roll it and we got ourselves a six and a five for 11 times Richard down at Daniel. Good luck one two three four five six seven eight nine ten Jamie down to Richard seven times one two four five six seven or six seven eight nine ten two down to four Jamie with two Danny with three six nine Dan three six nine Daniel with seven and he also have number one Daryl with five Jamie with eight Daniels have zero any in our redemptions and Richard with four All right, any trades guys are just gonna stick with what you got. All right, we're sticking with what we've got, right? All right, so those four boxes remaining guys so actually we can do a couple more of these breaks And uh, Joe numbered these are somebody did their box one two three and then box six there at the bottom So let's roll a die if I roll a four or five we'll re-roll it to either a one two three or six box three One two three box three and I can post another one of these and we can get it rolling again as well All right, first thing we got is Cristiano Ronaldo the number 43 out of 75 Danny was spot three We got Arjun Robin That's not numbered. So these will go out in one lot probably most likely just the base Angel the Maria Not numbered as well We got Turan Not numbered All right, so these three would be out in one lot Then we got Joe Hart Gold Keeper from England Number 73 out of 199 another one there for you Daniel We got Ordino 95 Five going to Durell We got a Marco autograph Ornartovic 24 out of 25 spot four going to Richard We got ourselves a Garrett Nekali 108 out of 199 spot eight going to Jamie She's got this dyke at first Robert Lewandowski from Poland Number 21 out of 35 One that's going to Daniel And the last one here guys. Good luck And we got Mario Gold Seed young stars for Germany 20 out of 99 spot zero going to Daniel. All right. There you go guys. Just quick little one box break of spectra Soccer A couple nice little Cristiano Ronaldo right there So again, these unnumbered cards will be randomized in one lot because round number one gets in a new dice with a randomizer Liz is here And again, I'll post up another one box break two guys five and a three eight times one two three six seven and eight Daniel You got the little lot as well Thank you guys. I'll put up another one. Number three would be posted soon. Appreciate it guys


MGN, we don't play games with your YouTube gaming career. What is up everyone, Nate here and on today's episode we bring in one of our MGN partners, you all know him as Raptor. Good to have you on the show Raptor, tell us a little bit about yourself. Hello Nate, first off I'd like to say thank you so much for letting me be the first interviewed. My name is Alex Aroul and I am a future automotive engineer as well as a YouTube entrepreneur and live streamer. Alex, that's a nice accent you got there. Where are you from? Nate, I was actually born in Manchester, England before moving over to Essex as well as Enfield. Also played in Manchester United for the academy and the youth team for Bolton Wanderers. A bit of a soccer star then, or as you call it in Britland football. Where are you located now? I currently live in Ontario, Canada in a city called Brampton, which is part of the GTA and no not a Grand Theft Auto, I'm talking about the great Toronto area which I'm pretty sure some of the viewers may actually know. I guess it's really the same thing, we all know Toronto is a cesspool of car thieves and hookers. I'm kidding, you got that right? Who wrote this? So where did the name Raptor come from? While Nate, that is a very very good question. I originally had the name iGamerVII otherwise known as iGamer7 but had decided to change it for the benefit of my channel. I got the double R or extended R from FaZe Temper and then in Toronto there's a team called the Toronto Raptors so I decided to come up with both of them and got a Raptor. How long have you been with MGM Raptor? Well Nate I believe I've been in MGM for 5 months since it had launched back in September and I joined a couple weeks after in October and I really do think that it was the next step up for my YouTube gaming career. But we're really glad to have you aboard Raptor, how about you tell our audience what you do on your personal channel? Well I currently focus on a game I love the most which is Destiny on the PS4 and I feel as though it suits my personality as well as playstyle best which I highly recommend for all aspiring YouTubers is to do what you love doing, the game that you love the most. Got any special plans for your channel's future? Well Nate I hope to bring around a second channel when I'm around 500,000 subscribers called the Raptor 2 or more Raptor, kind of like what Ali-A does where he has a second channel where you do Minecraft, Grand Theft Auto V or other games such as Gears Mod. Other than that I hope to focus on Call of Duty as well as Destiny in the near future and maybe No Man's Sky. So you mentioned your favorite current game is Destiny, what is your favorite game of all time? Well I think my all-time favorite game even though despite it being not in my genre, the Last of Us remastered on the PS4 but it's definitely tied with Destiny. Although No Man's Sky as well as Black Ops 1 is definitely a worth contender for my top favorite games. Totally gotta agree with you there Alex, the Last of Us is definitely my favorite single player game of all time. Thanks Alex aka Raptor for being on the show this week, make sure to check out his channel here. Until next week this is Nate signing out, have a good week Freedom Family.


information system technician petty officer third class Liddell Fitzgerald is currently participating in his third joint exercise Baltic operations. He has been able to work with other countries and he explains that his job is very similar to the work I teach do in the civilian world. We get to do all that fun stuff here and it's kind of rare being you know 20 years old and having all those kind of rights and privileges and all the trust but the Navy gives us good training and we train each other. It might not sound exciting but it's a it's a pretty good feeling when you know that the power can go out on the ship and all the servers can go off and all the circuits can go down and in less than about five minutes then you immediately just run up the server room and start running commands that most people have never heard of in their life to bring back the servers and bring back up all the circuits. It's a it's a pretty unique experience and it's very very exciting. Fitzgerald likes being able to work on all different types of gear and keeps a positive outlook. As long as you wake up with a passion and you find a way to make what you do exciting or find a way to make what you do something that you can enjoy everything else will fall into place. Petty Officer Emily Williams, USS Mount Whitney.