Cotheeka Srijon
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A dedicated and passionate writer with a flair for crafting stories that captivate, inspire, and resonate. Bringing a unique voice and perspective to every piece. Follow on latest works. Let’s connect through the magic of words!
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Life is Beautiful
The warm golden sun peeked over the horizon as Maya stood on her balcony, sipping a cup of tea. She closed her eyes, letting the soft breeze kiss her cheeks. A deep breath in—fresh morning air filled her lungs. A deep breath out—peace settled in her heart.
By Cotheeka Srijon10 months ago in Education
How Learners Can Make Money Through Content Creation
Sixteen-year-old Zara sat in her room, scrolling through Instagram, watching influencers show off their latest gadgets, travel experiences, and success stories. She sighed, pondering how they could post content and make money. Her younger brother, Aarav, peeked into her room. “What’s wrong?” He inquired. Zara frowned. “I don’t get it. Just by posting on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook, how do people make money? I wish I could do that too.”
By Cotheeka Srijon10 months ago in Education
Developing digital skills to earn money online
Rohan, who was 17 years old, was sitting at the dining table and scrolling through his phone. He sighed as he looked at his empty wallet. He couldn't go with his friends on a trip next month because he didn't have enough money. His mother was aware of his annoyance. "What's the matter, Rohan?" He acknowledged, "I need money, but I don't want to keep asking you and Dad for it." I just wish I could earn money on my own. His older cousin, Ayesha, who had just graduated college, smiled. “There is a way,” she said. “Why don’t you learn some digital skills? You can work online and earn from home.”
By Cotheeka Srijon10 months ago in Education
Getting Rid of Negative Habits for Better Learning
Getting Rid of Negative Habits for Better Learning Aryan, who was thirteen years old, had a look of anger on his face as he stared at his desk. While his history book was open and his homework was unopened, he had not read a word. His phone buzzed every few minutes, tempting him to check messages. When he tried to concentrate, he kept thinking about the most recent video game or the amusing meme his friend had sent earlier. He murmured, "I don't get it." "I sit down to study, but I just can't focus," says the student. As she entered, his mother, who had been observing him from the doorway, gently stroked his shoulder. “Aryan, have you ever thought about the habits that might be stopping you from studying well?”
By Cotheeka Srijon10 months ago in Education
Meditation for Learners
Rohan, a twelve-year-old, sat at his desk with his head resting on a bookcase. His science notes were scattered across the table, his math homework was only half done, and his history textbook was still unopened. He sighed in frustration.
By Cotheeka Srijon10 months ago in Education
Through Creative Expression
Learning Twelve-year-old Aisha always felt lost in her studies. She was unable, despite her best efforts, to recall historical dates, comprehend scientific concepts, or comprehend intricate math formulas. She found herself writing stories and sketches in the margins of her notebook while her classmates effortlessly solved problems. One day, during art class, her teacher, Mrs. Leena, noticed her frustration. “Aisha, what’s wrong?”
By Cotheeka Srijon10 months ago in Education
Adventures in Gamified Education
The Search for Knowledge Alex had never been good at school. Despite his best efforts, textbooks bore him, lectures made him sleepy, and homework seemed like a never-ending mountain. His motivation was at an all-time low, and his grades were getting lower. His friend Maya sat down next to him in the library one afternoon with a huge grin on her face as he stared at his math book. "Alex, this is unbelievable!" She said that as she took out her tablet. "I've discovered a way to make studying enjoyable!" Alex shook his head. "Studying and having fun? That is not the case." Maya tapped on her screen, revealing a colorful interface filled with characters, levels, and quests. “It’s called EduQuest—a gamified learning app. You can compete with friends, learn through games, and earn points. Alex grumbled. A educational game? That appears to be too good to be true. Maya grinned. "Let's discover." The Math Maze, Level 1 Alex started the math section of EduQuest after downloading it that evening. He played the game as a wizard and was introduced to Math Maze, a virtual world in which he had to solve math problems to find hidden paths and collect magical gems. He initially hesitated. But as he solved equations, he saw his wizard level up, gain new spells, and earn rewards.
By Cotheeka Srijon10 months ago in Education
Disease Prevention and Early Detection
Tara had always been very active. She enjoyed playing soccer on the school team, helping her grandmother with the garden, and running around with her friends. But lately, something felt different. She experienced more frequent fatigue, frequent headaches, and occasionally a mild cough that would not go away. Her mother remarked, "Tara, perhaps we should visit the doctor for a check-up," after noticing. Tara blinked. “I’m fine, Mom. It’s probably just a little cold.”
By Cotheeka Srijon10 months ago in Education
Mental Health and Stress Management
Lena had always excelled academically. She did well in math, enjoyed reading, and competed in every competition at school. But lately, something felt different. She was unable to concentrate, no matter how hard she tried. Homework, tests, friendships, and her parents' expectations were always on her mind. She couldn't sleep at night at times, her stomach felt tight, and her chest felt heavy. She told herself she just needed to work harder, but the more she pushed, the more exhausted she became.
By Cotheeka Srijon10 months ago in Education
Daily Exercise and Movement
Ethan had always excelled academically, but recently something seemed off. He found himself feeling tired all the time, struggling to concentrate in class, and even feeling moody for no reason. He preferred to spend his free time scrolling through his phone, playing video games, or watching television. He would moan, "I'm too tired," when his mother urged him to play outside. During a science lesson one day, Ethan's instructor, Mr. Carter spoke about how important it is to exercise. Mr. says that "daily movement is like fuel for our bodies." Carter explained. "We start to feel sluggish if we don't move enough, like a car that hasn't been driven for too long." Feeling guilty, Ethan sank into his chair. Was that why he felt so drained all the time?
By Cotheeka Srijon10 months ago in Education
Hygiene and Sanitation Practices
A Guide to Maintaining Your Health: Hygiene and Sanitation Mia had always been a curious and lively girl, but something had changed in the past few weeks. She had been experiencing coughs, colds, and occasional stomachaches more frequently than usual. She was unable to comprehend why. She ate her meals on time, got enough sleep, and played with her friends every day. But she kept getting sick in some way. Nurse Julia gave her a knowing smile one afternoon as she sat in the school infirmary for the third time that month. "Mia, I've noticed you here quite frequently lately. Do you frequently wash your hands? The nurse inquired subtly. Mia tilted her head, confused. "Well... occasionally. But what connection does that have to getting sick?” Julia the nurse chuckled. “More than you might think. I'll tell you about a boy named Aaron. Mia sat up straighter, always looking forward to a good story. The Story of Aaron and the Hidden Pathogens Aaron was a playful and adventurous boy who loved to explore. He spent his days running around the playground, petting stray animals, and sharing snacks with his friends. However, he frequently neglected to wash his hands. One day, Aaron came home from school and, without washing his hands, grabbed an apple from the kitchen. Unaware that the germs he had picked up on the playground were now in his mouth, he took a big bite. He started to feel strange that night: his stomach hurt, he had a fever, and he felt very weak. His mother rushed him to the doctor, who asked, “Aaron, did you wash your hands before eating today?”
By Cotheeka Srijon10 months ago in Education
