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1 Phone : 08814 - 215333,252733 Cell : 89786 10638 Gumparru Post, Kambotlapalem, W.G. Dt., Andhra Pradesh-534 266, Email: [email protected] Volume : 7 Issue : 1 For Private Circulation Only March 2014 Cheating on exams in India is very common, but what is the result of cheating upon society? Cheating on SSC school exams has become so prevalent in Andhra Pradesh that some have labeled the examination halls as copy halls. Invigilators who are supposed to stop cheating in the exam halls are many times the very ones that are helping the students to do the cheating. Why is all this cheat- ing going on? First, is the inordinate love of money. Many private schools pay the invigilators to help their stu- dents as they will get more admis- sions in the coming academic year if all their students pass with high scores. The Bible teaches that the love of money is the root of all evil. “For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows.” I Timothy 6:10 A young student who is thus taught to cheat in his young years will grow up with a distorted view of how real success is to be achieved in life. In- stead of working hard and earning his own way, he will have a tendency to try to find a short cut rather than liv- ing honestly and upright. This influ- ence of cheating will encourage, later in life, other types of cheating such CHEATING AND ITS RESULTS as stealing, lying and adultery. Self- ishness is the root of all sin; selfish- ness will encourage someone to put their desires above the rights and well being of others. Some students study hard and learn their subjects well; is it fair that another person who did not study properly should be allowed the short cut of cheating and making an equal grade? The reason for the exam is to show who learned their subject well enough to be competent in society. The lazy person who re- lies on cheating will generally not work hard and thus is unsuitable for a position which a diligent person should have. When cheating becomes prevalent in society at large the degradation of the people will be seen in an ineffective goverment and service to the gen- eral public. Everyone will be looking for shortcut ways to make money rather than doing honest labor for an honest days pay. Government offi- cials, instead of being public servants to help society, view the common people as ways to make extra funds through bribes. People who refuse or cannot afford to pay the bribe, do not get the government service or help. Thus the service or provision that is supposed to reach the people is many times held back by the greed of the Recognized by Govt. of A.P, I - X selfish officials, and society at large suffers. People do not lie, cheat and steal because they are in poverty, but people are in poverty because they lie, cheat and steal. The selfish na- ture of the people at large will cause poverty to come to the society. The solution to this problem is for mankind to realize that he is part of a large united family. The Bible teaches that Elohim (God) made from “one blood every nation of men to dwell on all the surface of the earth”. We are all related in a big family and the happiness of each depends, to a de- gree, on the happiness of all. Chil- dren must learn from their youngest years that cheating, lying and steal- ing will only tend to the downfall of society and in making deficient charactered citizens. The shortcut of cheating will be repaid in loss of peace, happiness and blessing from the Almighty. A character that is com- promised is one that is lessened in its usefulness to society. At A.Y.School we work very hard to help the students to store the subject information in their brains by hiring qualified, dedicated teachers, but we do not allow or encourage any cheating on any exams especially the 10th class SSC exam. 4 High Scorers in 2014 Midyear Exams. 10th Class V. HIMABINDU - 66% 3rd Class G.VINAY KUMAR- 66% Nursery S.HARSHITHA- 92% 1st Class M. VIJAYA RAJU- 88% 2nd Class P.KEERTHANA - 92% 4th Class P.JYOTHSNA - 72% 5th Class K. SUPRIYA - 87% 6th Class R. SEEMA - 70% 8th Class B.MAHIMA - 75% 9th Class J.ROHIT -79% 7th Class K. GANESH SIVA - 81% L.K.G. R.YAHUDAH- 96% U.K.G. B. DURGA MAHESH - 90% Aug 2013 Athletic Toppers Age Boys Girls 5-6 D. Ajay J. Hepsiba 7-8 Y. Prasant P. Keerthan 9-10 B. Pradeep M. Madavi 11-12 B. Karthick Y. Vineetha 13-14 J. Rohit B. Mahima 15+ M. Jeevan V. Hima Bindu HOSTEL FACILITES; NEAR TO A.Y. HIGH SCHOOL Contact: 8096257374 This is an independently run Hostel Desingend by Kumar - 9705422893
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Phone : 08814 - 215333,252733 Cell : 89786 10638Gumparru Post, Kambotlapalem, W.G. Dt., Andhra Pradesh-534 266, Email: [email protected]
Volume : 7 Issue : 1 For Private Circulation Only March 2014
Cheating on exams in India isvery common, but what is the resultof cheating upon society? Cheatingon SSC school exams has becomeso prevalent in Andhra Pradesh thatsome have labeled the examinationhalls as copy halls. Invigilators whoare supposed to stop cheating in theexam halls are many times the veryones that are helping the students todo the cheating. Why is all this cheat-ing going on? First, is the inordinatelove of money. Many private schoolspay the invigilators to help their stu-dents as they will get more admis-sions in the coming academic year ifall their students pass with highscores. The Bible teaches that thelove of money is the root of all evil.“For the love of money is the root ofall evil: which while some covetedafter, they have erred from the faith,and pierced themselves through withmany sorrows.” I Timothy 6:10
A young student who is thus taughtto cheat in his young years will growup with a distorted view of how realsuccess is to be achieved in life. In-stead of working hard and earning hisown way, he will have a tendency totry to find a short cut rather than liv-ing honestly and upright. This influ-ence of cheating will encourage, laterin life, other types of cheating such
CHEATING AND ITS RESULTS
as stealing, lying and adultery. Self-ishness is the root of all sin; selfish-ness will encourage someone to puttheir desires above the rights and wellbeing of others. Some students studyhard and learn their subjects well; isit fair that another person who did notstudy properly should be allowed theshort cut of cheating and making anequal grade? The reason for theexam is to show who learned theirsubject well enough to be competentin society. The lazy person who re-lies on cheating will generally notwork hard and thus is unsuitable fora position which a diligent personshould have.
When cheating becomes prevalent insociety at large the degradation of thepeople will be seen in an ineffectivegoverment and service to the gen-eral public. Everyone will be lookingfor shortcut ways to make moneyrather than doing honest labor for anhonest days pay. Government offi-cials, instead of being public servantsto help society, view the commonpeople as ways to make extra fundsthrough bribes. People who refuse orcannot afford to pay the bribe, do notget the government service or help.Thus the service or provision that issupposed to reach the people is manytimes held back by the greed of the
Recognized by Govt. of A.P, I - X
selfish officials, and society at largesuffers. People do not lie, cheat andsteal because they are in poverty, butpeople are in poverty because theylie, cheat and steal. The selfish na-ture of the people at large will causepoverty to come to the society.
The solution to this problem is formankind to realize that he is part of alarge united family. The Bible teachesthat Elohim (God) made from “oneblood every nation of men to dwellon all the surface of the earth”. Weare all related in a big family and thehappiness of each depends, to a de-gree, on the happiness of all. Chil-dren must learn from their youngestyears that cheating, lying and steal-ing will only tend to the downfall ofsociety and in making deficientcharactered citizens. The shortcut ofcheating will be repaid in loss ofpeace, happiness and blessing fromthe Almighty. A character that is com-promised is one that is lessened inits usefulness to society.
At A.Y.School we work veryhard to help the students to store thesubject information in their brains byhiring qualified, dedicated teachers,but we do not allow or encourage anycheating on any exams especially the10th class SSC exam.
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High Scorers in 2014 Midyear Exams.
10th ClassV. HIMABINDU - 66%
3rd ClassG.VINAY KUMAR- 66%
NurseryS.HARSHITHA- 92%
1st ClassM. VIJAYA RAJU- 88%
2nd ClassP.KEERTHANA - 92%
4th ClassP.JYOTHSNA - 72%
5th ClassK. SUPRIYA - 87%
6th ClassR. SEEMA - 70%
8th ClassB.MAHIMA - 75%
9th ClassJ.ROHIT -79%
7th ClassK. GANESH SIVA - 81%
L.K.G.R.YAHUDAH- 96%
U.K.G.B. DURGA MAHESH -
90%
Aug 2013 Athletic ToppersAge Boys Girls
5-6 D. Ajay J. Hepsiba7-8 Y. Prasant P. Keerthan9-10 B. Pradeep M. Madavi11-12 B. Karthick Y. Vineetha13-14 J. Rohit B. Mahima15+ M. Jeevan V. Hima Bindu
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Tony Suckla: What employment haveyou had in the past?
Dr.John Babu: Earlier I obtained a stategovernment position as a teacher in aprimary school. Later I quit that post andjoined with Acharya Nagarjuna Univer-sity (ANU)in Guntur, AP. as an Assist.Professor of Journalism and Mass Com-munication. I later quit my post withNagarjuna as I obtained the Central po-sition with the Central University of Kash-mir (CUK)
Tony Suckla: Why did you quit your jobwith the state government?
Dr.John Babu: When I married, my wifeand family taught me about the seventhday Sabbath, but the state position re-quired attendance on Sabbath day. So Isought for either a private or Central gov-ernment job that is five day work weeks.
Tony Suckla: How are you adjusting tothe climate of far north India, physically,socially, politically?
Dr.John Babu: Physically, I had to ad-just to the harsh cold of the winter, but Iwas delighted to see snow for the firsttime. Politically, it is much different fromthe rest of India as there are some Re-gionalism disputes, but I focus on my Jobbringing honor to my University. Socially,my family is not so excited about com-ing this far north, but we have to adjustin that regard also.
Tony Suckla: What advice would yougive to young student today?
Dr.John Babu: I would encourage thestudents to be faithful to Truth and to up-right moral, spiritual, and ethical values.Also, work hard to achieve their goals inlife.
Dr.John Babu can be contacted at:[email protected], http://www. i jmer. in /pdf /edi tor ia l -board/johnbabu.pdf
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Dr. John BabuFull Name : Dr. John Babu Koyye
Birthdate:15-Jan-1969, Place:Narasapur, West Godavari Dt. AndhraPradesh.
Marital Status: Wife, Mary Anad, two chil-dren, Neeti Ratan (10th Class), YahudahRajan (7th Calss)
Position: Asst. Professor of ConvergentJounalism at Central University of Kash-mir, Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir state,India.
Major works: Launched InternationalJournal of Communication and SocialResearch (First issue can be viewedonline at http://sevendayweek.com/art.html)
Tony Suckla: Br. John, Tell us about yourearly education.
Dr.John Babu:I was schooled in gov-ernment Telugu Medium schools inManchili, Atili and Aravalli up to tenthclass. I did Intermediate in BhimavaramDNR college (English Medium)
Tony Suckla: What work do you parentsdo?
Dr.John Babu: My mother died when Iwas young and my father raised me andmy two sisters. My father had been a pas-tor of a Sunday church (Pentecost) andlater he began to keep Sabbath day.
Tony Suckla: What did your further stud-ies entail?
Dr.John Babu: Later I did BA in Eco-nomics, Politics and Social work. My BEdI did in English and Social. I have a MAin Journalism and Mass Communicationand an MA in Philosophy and MA in Re-ligious Studies. Finally I did my PhD inJournalism and Mass Communication. Ialso have a diploma in Linguistics.
Cellphone:
The modern day cell phone is a verysophisticated mechanized device. Itcan be used for a multitude of elec-tronic functions and it is mobile andsmall and can be carried anywhere.Through its uplink to the phone towersthe internet can be accessed. It is likecarrying a small desktop computer inthe palm of your hand. Most mobilephones will also have video and audiorecording ability. Some have radio,television, lights, etc... All these thingscan be used for great good, but theycan also be used for great mischief.
If any parent decides to lettheir children use a cellphone we highlyrecommend that you closely monitorwhat your child is doing on it. Also, ifany child brings a cell to school themanagement reserves the right to takeit and view everything that is on it.
MOBILES INA.Y.HIGHSCHOOL
Table Tennis tour-nament, in May, in
Rajahamundry,any students
above 11 years iseligible to partici-pate there is somefee required and
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Exam Schedule
March 31st Ugadi TeluguNew year, government
holiday.
April 14 - 21 Pesach festivalholidays.
March 27 - April 11th Final
Exams.
April 11 last day of school.
May 13 - Tenth Class studiesbegin.
All fees must be paid beforefinal exams will be given.
Next school year will start withopening week of June 9th Monday.Any student that enters before June9th, 2014 will get 50% off admissionfees. For each family you refer thatjoins the school we will give Rs. 75off the school book fees.
SOME PICTURES OF TEACHERS AND SCHOOL
Sir Arthur Cotton EngineeringMuseum in Rajahmundry
L.K.G. Class with Teacher andHelper
Athletics 40mtr. dash Table Tennis
Library A.Y. High School Play Ground
9th Class studentsG. Prasad Rao. Maths, Physics Msc.
Computer Lab with Broadband internet
connection and 24hrs power supply
invertor,AC also
10th Class studentsTony B Suckla. U.S.A.
School Transport Vehicles
Birth Certificates
Next school year it will be mandatory for all studentsto bring a valid birth certificate before entry into school. Thebirth certificate must be issued by a Hospital or Governmentoffice. Notarized Affidavits are not acceptable
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