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The paragraph is groups of words which we use on a topic relating to one subject. It can become about 100 to 200 words on a subject. Its language should focus a particular subject. A nice paragraph in which we expansion of our idea and thought.It should Short and sweet and use the best content.
Solidarity. the first and important principle to be observed in constructing a paragraph is that of unity. Just as each Sentence deals with one thought. Each paragraph must connect with one topic or idea. Every sentence in the paragraph must be closely connected with the main topic of the paragraph. There should be no digression from this rule. in the words of Dr Henderson, “At the end of the paragraph, the reader should have, in a minor degree, the feeling that he gets when he reads the last sentence in a book”.
2. Words Order: The second principle of paragraph construction is a logical sequence of thought or development of the subject in an order. All ideas should be connected with the leading idea and arranged according to their importance. The two most important sentences in a paragraph are the first and the last. The first, which should, as a rule, be the topical sentence, should arouse the interest of the readers and the last should satisfy it. The first sentence states the topic ~ a fact, statements, or a proposition; the last brings the whole paragraph, on the given topic, to a conclusion.
Assortment: The third principle of paragraph writing is variety. It should not read like a monotonous monologue. It should not be repetitive.
4. Clarity: A judicious choice and correct placement of the words is very important for clarity and shows the writer’s mastery over the language.
5. Style: Your written word reveals you. “Style is the man”, said the celebrated prose writer Walter Pater. It is important to be to the point, concise and pithy while writing a paragraph. A good paragraph should keep the interest of the reader alive till the last word. It should be written in a simple but effective language. In. Some Practical Hints for Writing a Good ' Paragraph '
The value of educational tours of students life
Educational tours are of great value in modern education. They bring the pupil in real contact with the world about which they study in the classroom. Firsthand contact with life has everlasting impressions on mind. Educational tours to museums, planetariums, places of historical interest widen the horizon of the students. They should form an essential part of any educational curriculum. Besides, they provide an opportunity to students to mix up with other students, learn while they have fun and most important of all reduce the distance between the teacher and the taught. Learning takes place in a friendly and informal atmosphere. Such tours break the monotony and help to maintain the students’ interest irr learning. They even promote team spirit, co-operation and tolerance among the students. They enrich the lives of the pupils and provide them with a wealth of experience to draw upon later in life. Most certainly educational tours should be given as much importance as class-room teaching.
To err is human nature but; to forgive, divine
Man is by nature fallible and continues to make mistakes through out his life. Adam and Eve, the ancestors of mankind, lost the paradise because they could not resist the temptation of eating the forbidden fruit. We won’t be human if we didn’t have our shortcomings. We all yield to pressure and temptation, sometime in our lives. Thus, to err is human and it is unjust to hold it against a person for ever. We should be forgiving by nature. We should not nurse injuries, hold grudges and feelings of resentment for others. Forgiveness is a divine quality. He, who forgives and forgets is a large hearted person. People do make mistakes. However, it does not mean they should be punished for it, forever. Nevertheless, forgiveness is a two way process. If we expect others to be tolerant of our weakness then we too should develop the ability to accept the fact that, other human beings also deserve to be forgiven for their wrongs, faults and shortcomings.
