I think your life is given by God only, if you don't believe in any religion any God, then tell me, can you make sun rise in the west???Its impossible for a mere human being like you to do that......Stop blaming Islam........When The Day of Judgement will arrive, you will see the truth of Islam, the purest religion, and on that day God will punish you if he would want to.........No one can stop Him from punishing you.........
Don't compare Islam with 9/11, understood?????Have you ever read Quran deeply? There were muslims who were also killed in the 9/11........The terrorist attack even the mosques of Pakistan....then how can you co-relate Islam with 9/11 or terrorism. If we say something about your religion. you would be angry, same here........
I see no point in tutions for classes 1-8, though you should try on your own. Tutions are useless because they give homeworks too, and then a child is burdened with homework.
I am in class 8 and i don't feel the need of tutions and i am doing quite well, but i saw a child only in class 3, running for tution classes. I say that tutions are nonsense and our principal is also against tution classes.
One reason for why i support T.V. and not books because T.V. can give the information by animation and audio by which we can understand better. Surveys have found that a normal person can remember 10% of what he had read and 50% of what he had watched and listened. That is why we have so many internet sites who say that they have videos that could help children understand better.
Note: A T.V. can include digital classes we have today.
I think T.V. is more helpful as the you can watch and listen to something being explained like if we read about budding or spore formation we have to create an image about that in mind, but when we watch the animation of budding then we could understand better. Some people can't even imagine so T.V. is helpful. As concerning the time limit or harm to our eyes, we should watch T.V. in a limit, because the excess of everything is harmful, even reading of books.
Surveys have found that a normal person can remember 10% of what he had read and 50% of what he had listened and watched.