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On December 11th, International Mountain Day aims to in- "The best way to predict the future is to
crease awareness about the importance of mountains. The create it."
conservation of mountains is a key factor in sustainable de- - Peter Drucker
velopment. Mountains cover 27% of the earth's landmass.

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EAGLE'S WISDOM
SPACE TOMATO MYSTERY
SOLVED: RUBIO'S
UNEXPECTED TWIST!

SOARING
stronaut Frank Rubio cultivat-

A ed one of the initial toma-

toes in space in March.
To everyone's surprise, the

THROUGH LIFE
unique space tomato van-
ished, leading to speculation
that Rubio might have con-

WITH RESILIENCE
sumed it. Despite securing
it with Velcro as instructed,
Rubio found it missing upon
his return. The mystery unraveled

AND ADAPTABILITY
during a livestream commemorating
the Space Station's 25th anniversary when members dis-
closed the discovery of the absent space tomato. Hence,
Rubio's space-grown tomato escapade took an unforeseen
turn, adding an element of surprise to his extraterrestrial
agricultural achievement.

ARCTIC BLAST HITS

RUSSIA: EXTREME COLD
GRIPS SIBERIA AT -58°C
ussia experienced extremely cold weather on Tuesday!

R In Siberia, temperatures dropped

Rishika Kukrety
n eagle is a large bird of prey known for its
angles and plan for the future. The eagle's ability to
fly high inspires us to think big and work hard for
to minus 58 degrees Celsius.
Even Yakutsk, a very cold city
east of Moscow, was covered
in freezing clouds and fog. A
person named Danila came
to enjoy the intense cold and
mentioned he wasn't too cold
because he dressed warmly.
The extreme cold made his coat
stiff, and his phone's battery drained
quickly. In another area called

A strong build, keen eyesight, and powerful

flying abilities. It is a symbol of strength in
different cultures, has a fascinating story of rebirth
our success and the success of everyone around us.

that holds important lessons for us all.
A Symbolic Transformation
In myths, the eagle goes through a special change, ups and downs, let's be open to changes, learn from
shedding its old feathers and com-
ing back stronger. This process is
like a rebirth, teaching us how
crucial it is to embrace change and
adapt to new situations.
Timeless Lessons
Oymyakon, it was minus 58 degrees Celsius, feeling like
minus 63 degrees Celsius due to humidity and wind. At the
Yakutsk market, they sold frozen fish without using freez-
ers, and the women selling them wore large fur hats.
The eagle's symbolic rebirth teaches us important
things like being tough, adjusting to changes, and
having a clear view of things. As we go through life's
STUDY SAYS, SECOND
tough times, and aim to achieve great things with a
clear idea of where we're heading. The eagle's
BORN BOYS TEND TOWARD
Gold- story is a reminder that, like this amazing REBELLION AND LEGAL ISSUES
en ea- bird, we can go through a rebirth and
reach new heights as we grow individ- conomist Joseph Doyle's research

Lessons for Humans

gles wield ually and as a group.
strong
talons, seizing prey
E uncovered that second born
children, especially boys,
are prone to more rebellious
We can learn a lot from the eagle's sym- much larger than behaviour, leading to increased
bolic rebirth, especially about resilience. them. school suspensions and legal
Just like the eagle, we face challenges that involvement. Examining data
need us to adapt and grow. If we accept change from Denmark and Florida,
and learn from our experiences, it's like going through the study reveals consistent pat-
a rebirth, making us stronger and wiser. terns across diverse locations. Doyle
suggests that second-borns may imi-
The Eagle's Sharp Vision tate their older siblings, who, serving as role models, occa-
sionally exhibit irrational behaviour, influencing their younger
The eagle's amazing eyes are like a way of talking siblings. This investigation enhances our comprehension of
about seeing things clearly and thinking ahead. In how sibling dynamics impact behaviour, providing insights
our lives, it's smart to look at things from different into the reasons behind certain patterns observed in school
and legal matters among second-born individuals.
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Navayuga Radiance Senior Secondary
School, Rajendra Nagar, Hosts Grand
Annual Sports Day
True Observing India
n a grand spectacle of athleticism
I and camaraderie, Navayuga
Radiance Senior Secondary School,
Rajendra Nagar, Lucknow orchestrat-
ed its annual athletic meet and sports
display on December 9th, 2023, at the
Northern Railway Stadium. The
esteemed event witnessed the presence
of Sudhir S. Halwasiya, the school man-
ager, and Chief Guest Upendra Agarwal,
IPS, IT CP Lucknow Police.
Symbolizing peace and goodwill, the
commencement of the event was marked
with the release of coloured balloons
and pigeons. The day unfolded with an
amalgamation of track and field events,
coupled with engaging and entertain-
ing races featuring the school's juniors.
The students captivated the audience
with a mesmerizing display of yoga,
showcasing their energetic prowess. As
the races commenced, the air resonat-
ed with cheers and encouragement for
the budding athletes, who enthusiasti-
cally participated in events such as the
Ball race, Hockey race, Hopscotch race,
Football race, and Golf race, exhibit-
ing remarkable skills.
Adding to the spectacle, a spectacu-
lar mega drill involving students from
classes III to V unfolded, centered around
the theme "Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam,"
emphasizing the unity of mankind.
The event garnered enthusiastic sup-
port from zealous parents, who gath-
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ered in large numbers to applaud the
young sports stars. Chief Guest Upendra
Agarwal took the salute during the open-
ing inter-house march past, and, in addi-
tion to distributing prizes to the victo-
rious participants, extended heartfelt
congratulations to the students for their
commendable achievements.
The event served as a continuous
reminder of the importance of sports
in a child's life, emphasizing both phys-
ical and mental development. It was a
day brimming with sportsmanship,
enthusiasm, and created enduring mem-
ories.Expressing gratitude, B Singh,
the school's Principal, proposed a vote
of thanks to everyone involved in mak-
ing the event a resounding success. The
meticulously organized Sports Day
received widespread appreciation, leav-
ing an indelible mark on the school's
legacy.
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observingLucknow LUCKNOW
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Ekatvam : Jagran Public School Gomtinagar

celebrates 16th Annual Function
True Observing India
n a splendid showcase of artistic

I prowess and academic excellence,

Jagran Public School hosted its Annual
Function "Ekatvam" and an enthralling
Annual Exhibition on 9th December 2023.
The event was nothing short of a feast
for the senses, with Chief guest Rajat
Pandey, an eminent figure with a rich back-
ground as the Ex-Station Superintendent
of Indian Railways and the current Circle
Officer (Excise) in Rampur, gracing the
occasion.
The exhibition unfolded a mesmeriz-
ing panorama of creativity. From the intri-
cate artistry of pot decoration to the vibrant
hues of Plaster of paris art, flower mak-
ing, DIY bags, kalamkari, madhubani, and
warli art, the displays were a testament
to the students' artistic finesse. The exhi-
bition's pièce de résistance was an awe-
inspiring Aerospace Space Centre, where
young minds envisioned Chandrayaan's
majestic landing on the lunar surface,
adding a celestial flavour to the entire
showcase.
The Annual function kicked off with
the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, cast-
ing a warm glow on the occasion. Floral
tributes were paid to the late founder,
Pooranchand Gupta and Ex Chairman late
Y M Gupta, setting a poignant tone for
the evening. The presence of Chief Guest
Sukhlal Bharti , Special Secretary Secondary
Education, elevated the event's prestige.
Accompanying him were Guests of Honour,
adding their distinguished touch to the
festivities - Kapil Jaiswal, Manager Dainik
Jagran; J K Dwivedi, General Manager
Dainik Jagran; Pramod Srivastava, Chief thanked the esteemed guests for their pre-
Finance Officer, Jagran Education cious time and presence. The celebrations
Foundation; and Dr. JN Gupta, Chief drew to a close, the echoes of the National
Executive Officer, Jagran Education Anthem reverberated, symbolizing not
Foundation. just an event's conclusion but the collec-
The program unfolded like a well-script- tive pride and unity of a vibrant school
ed symphony, featuring soul-stirring community.
Vandana, a welcome address to parents,
students, and other dignitaries by Dr. JN ance, followed by an English play, 'The spellbinding performances
Gupta, and a motivational speech by Sukhlal Dear Departed,' that left hearts touched of Bharatanatyam, yoga,
Bharti. and spirits lifted , Hindi group song, 'Garv and lavni, leaving the audi-
The cultural kaleidoscope continued Mera Bharat,' and a charming dance drama ence captivated and spell-
with glittering prize distribution ceremo- portraying "Bachpan Ki Yaadein" by the bound. Finally, the Vote of
ny, and a captivating orchestra. Following pre-primary kids. The primary section Thanks was delivered by
the orchestra, an annual report was pre- took the audience on a mythological jour- the School Head Boy
sented by the Principal Dr. V. J. Nagesh, ney with a dance drama on Ramayana, Shashwat Pandey and Head
providing a comprehensive overview of while the English group song 'Hasta Girl Reet Dubey . They
the school's achievements and milestones. Manana' echoed sentiments of joy and acknowledged the efforts
The pre-primary kids enthralled the audi- camaraderie. of the Students, Teachers,
ence with a delightful Kathak perform- The evening reached its crescendo with and Supporting Staff and
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observingLucknow LUCKNOW
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WARNING: MEFTAL ANCIENT TYRANNOSAUR'S LONGEST-SERVING WORLD

PAINKILLER - REPORT FINAL MEAL: LEADERS: OBIANGNGUEMA
ANY ISSUES, URGES IPC FEATHERED DINOSAURS TOPS LIST WITH 44 YEARS
he Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (IPC)

T gave an important warning about the painkiller

mefenamic acid, often
called Meftal. It can cause T
he meal of a 75-million-
year-old tyrannosaur
has been discov- E
quatorial Guinea's President Teodoro
ObiangNguema holds the
record for the world's
a serious condition called ered to be two small longest-serving leader,
Drug Reaction with feathered dinosaurs with a 44-year rule.
Eosinophilia and called Citipes. Following him are
Systemic Symptoms Scientists found fos- Cameroon President
(DRESS) Syndrome. silised remains of Paul Biya (41 years),
If anyone experiences Gorgosaurus, a meat- Republic of Congo
this reaction, doctors and eating dinosaur approxi- President Denis
patients should tell the IPC. mately five to seven years SassouNguesso (39 years),
This alert is to make sure every- old and measuring about 15 feet Uganda President Yoweri Museveni (37 years), and
one is careful when using Meftal, and it highlights long. This marks the first-ever tyrannosaur skeleton Tajikistan President EmomaliRahmon (31 years).
how important it is to report any problems with it. found with preserved stomach contents. The finding Eritrea President Isaias Afwerki also features, empha-
The IPC wants to make sure doctors and the public provides unique insights into the dietary habits of sizing the extended tenures of these leaders. Their
know about the potential risks linked to this com- these ancient predators, offering a glimpse into pre- prolonged presidencies highlight the challenges tied
mon pain medicine. historic life by revealing what the Gorgosaurus ate to political transitions and the prevalence of endur-
before fossilisation occurred. ing leadership in these nations.

St. Mary Public Inter College, Amberganj organises

Taekwondo Presentation Under Mission Shakti

True Observing India informed Jameel and Mohini, the coach- Dixit was awarded district gold medal in students. Aamir Siddiuqi (School Director
t. Mary Public Inter College, es and gave praise for moving young Taekwondo championship and was pre- and Manager), Kausar Husain Rizvi

S Amberganj held Taekwondo

Presentation Under Mission Shakti.
Ajay Dixit (Corporator Labour Colony
Ward RajajiPuram Lko) was the chief
guest. He presented medals to participants
and pupils as a token of appreciation. He
minds for self defence. The coaches demon-
strated Taekwondo Presentation by stu-
dents which focused on fundamental ,
flower kick , attack defence, Poomsae ,
twist kick , round kick and last but not
the least tiles breaking with flame. Akshara
sented with medal and certificate by the
chief guest . Ajay Dixit congratulated chil-
dren for their excellent efforts and explained
(Principal) and H.O.D Senior Amita Pandey
were also there to uplift the young minds.
Priyanka Sarbahi (H.O.D) Junior and
them to live with dignity and respect. He Kusum Shukla (Senior teacher) present-
further appreciated the manager for his ed mementoes to the chief guest.
continuous efforts for the upliftment of

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TOP COUNTRIES FOR
INDIAN WORKERS
REVEALED IN LOK SABHA
n the Lok Sabha, officials shared a list of the top
I five countries where many
Indians work. The United
Arab Emirates (UAE) has
the highest number, with
around 35.54 lakh Indian
workers. Following that,
Saudi Arabia has 22.19
lakh, Kuwait has 8.29 lakh,
Qatar has 8 lakh, and Oman
has 5.30 lakh. This information
indicates that a significant number of Indians are
employed in these nations, illustrating the close ties
between India and these countries for job opportuni-
ties. This situation is noteworthy, emphasizing the
substantial presence of Indian workers contributing
to the workforce in the Gulf countries and strength-
ening connections between these regions and India.
Kunwars Global School Students Explore
the Wonders of Space at ISRO's Vikram
Sarabhai Space Exhibition
True Observing India
tudents of Kunwars Global School
S in Lucknow embarked on a capti-
vating journey into the cosmos as
they visited the Vikram Sarabhai Space
Exhibition organized by the Indian Space
Research Organisation (ISRO) in
Ahmedabad at CMS. The enlightening
expedition was made possible under the
leadership of Swati Agarwal and
Debashree Mukherjee, who guided the
students through a profound experience
of space research and missile technolo-
gy.
Interactive Displays: The students were
treated to a series of interactive displays
that showcased the evolution of India's
space program from its inception to the
present day. Engaging exhibits allowed
them to grasp the intricacies of satellite
technology and space missions.
Space Research Insights: The exhibi-
tion provided invaluable insights into
ongoing space research, including recent
achievements, upcoming missions, and and remote sensing.
the role of satellites in various fields such Missile Technology Showcase: The
as communication, weather forecasting, students had the privilege of exploring
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VIRGIN ATLANTIC MAKES ASTEROID ECLIPSE:
HISTORY WITH 100% BETELGEUSE DISAPPEARS IN
SUSTAINABLE FUEL FLIGHT RARE NIGHT SKY SHOW!
irgin Atlantic achieved a milestone with the cool space show is happening on Monday
V inaugural commercial
flight from London
to New York fuelled
A night! An asteroid called Leona is going to
pass in front of the big, red
star Betelgeuse, making a
entirely by 100% special eclipse. People
Sustainable Aviation from central Asia to
Fuel (SAF). This Mexico, like in
unique journey, pow- Tajikistan, Armenia,
ered by SAF derived Turkey, Greece, Italy,
from waste, results in Spain, Miami, the
a remarkable 70% reduc- Florida Keys, and some
tion in CO2 emissions com- parts of Mexico, can see it.
pared to regular jet fuel. The sig- Betelgeuse, a famous star in Orion's
nificant flight was a collaborative effort led by Virgin group of stars, will disappear for a short time dur-
Atlantic, with contributions from Boeing, Rolls- ing this. The asteroid, Leona, hangs out between
Royce, Imperial College London, University of Mars and Jupiter, spinning slowly and looking a bit
Sheffield, ICF, and Rocky Mountain Institute. stretched. Scientists hope to learn more about
Betelgeuse and Leona during this quick 15-second
eclipse.
and national security.
Educational Workshops: The visit
included workshops where the students
could interact with scientists and experts
from ISRO. This direct interaction
enhanced their understanding of space
science and technology.
Inspiration for Future Explorers: The
students left the exhibition with a renewed
sense of curiosity and inspiration.
Witnessing the vast possibilities of space
exploration and India's significant con-
tributions in this field has ignited a pas-
sion for science and technology among
young minds.
Dr Dheeraj Mehrotra, Principal of
Kunwars Global School, expressed his
delight at the enriching experience, stat-
ing, "Experiences like these play a cru-
cial role in shaping the holistic develop-
ment of our students. We are grateful to
ISRO for providing such a wonderful
platform for our children to explore the
marvels of space science." He thanked
cutting-edge developments in missile the organisers, particularly Dr V Kamran,
technology and gaining a deeper under- Principal, CMS Kanpur Road, for host-
standing of the advancements in defence ing the event.
Babbel Highlights
2023's Most
Mispronounced Words
abbel discovered some words that people often pronounce incorrectly
B in 2023. For instance, singer SZA should be pronounced as SIZ-uh.
Other challenging words include Saturn's moon Enceladus (En-seh-luh-
duhs), actor Cillian Murphy (KI-lee-uhn), Mexico's volcano Popocatépetl (Poh-
poh-kah-TEH-peh-til), Hawaii's volcano Kilauea (Kee-lou-EY-uh), Psammophile
(Sam-uh-file), and Vivek Ramaswamy (Vih-VAKERah-mah-SWAH-me).
Understanding the correct pronunciation of these terms can enhance commu-
nication and prevent common language mistakes during conversations.
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11 DECEMBER, 2023

Drake Hits 90 Billion

Spotify Streams,
Breaks Records!
rake recently achieved a remarkable feat by becoming the first artist to

D reach a whopping 90 billion streams on Spotify. Originating from

Toronto, the rapper had previously set records with 50 billion and 75
billion streams. This accomplishment indicates widespread global appreciation
for his music, establishing Drake's prominence in the music streaming arena.
It reflects the immense enjoyment people worldwide find in his songs, making
him a significant figure in the music streaming community.

Apple Tops $3 Trillion

Mark Again, Set to
Lead for Fifth Year
pple is doing really well! They're worth more than $3 trillion again and

A are set to be the world's most valuable company for the fifth year in a
row. This shows that Apple is super strong in money and is a big leader
in the tech world. People really like what Apple does, making it a huge deal in
technology and finance. Reaching the $3 trillion mark is a big deal and proves
that lots of people trust and like Apple's products and services.

DO YOU KNOW PRESENCE OF

HEALTHY CELLS ENABLES CANCER TO
RESIST TREATMENT? STUDY FINDS
hemotherapy becomes less effective as

C healthy cells encourage cancer cells to

grow more slowly, according to two stud-
ies from UCL and Yale.Researchers used mini-
tumours' and the newest single-cell analysis
technology to begin to unravel the conundrum
of why healthy cells in a patient's colon cancer
tumour may contribute to poor outcomes in the two
experiments, which were funded by Cancer Research
UK and published in Cell.In the second study, the team sought
to confirm their findings in human cells, using over 2,500 mini-tumours grown
from donated tissue from bowel cancer patients who had undergone surgery.

INDIA VS SOUTH AFRICA, 1ST T20I: WHY

DURBAN IS AN IDEAL VENUE FOR INDIA
TO START THE SOUTH AFRICA TOUR
hen Suryakumar Yadav's

W men will take on South

Africa in the first T20I at
Kingsmead in Durban on Sunday, Team
India will be returning to a venue where
they are yet to lose a game in the short-
est format.India's long tour of South
Africa consists of 3 T20Is, 3 ODIs and
2 Test matches and like as always a good start will matter. A victory will set
India for the rest of the tour in a country where they are yet to win a series.India's
first match of the tournament at Durban was against Scotland, but it was a
washout.India next faced Pakistan at the same venue. The match was a tied
affair and India registered a famous triumph by winning the bowl out.
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student'sCorner LUCKNOW
11 DECEMBER, 2023

Savour the Flavour: Cheesy Veggie Quesadillas in Minutes!

Ingredients: quesadilla for 2-3 minutes on each side or until
the cheese is melted and the tortilla is golden.
1. Flour tortillas 6. Serve with salsa for dipping. Your savoury and
2. Shredded cheese bite-sized treat is ready to eat!
3.
4.
Sautéed Vegetables
Salsa (optional)
CHEF'S
CORNER
Instructions:
1. Place a flour tortilla on a flat surface.
2. Sprinkle shredded cheese on half of the tortilla.
3. Add sautéed vegetables on top of the cheese.
4. Fold the tortilla in half to create a half-moon
shape.
5. Heat a skillet over medium heat and cook the

Crafty Creatures: Upcycled Egg Carton

Animals Unleash Imagination!

1. 11% of people are left

handed.

Materials Required: 2. August has the highest per-

2. Paint the egg carton cups with vibrant craft
paint. centage of births.
1. Empty egg cartons 3. Allow the painted cups to dry completely.
2. Craft paint 4. Attach googly eyes to give your critters person- 3. Unless food is mixed with
3. Paintbrushes ality. saliva you can not taste it.
4. Googly eyes 5. Use pipe cleaners to create legs, tails, or anten-
5. Pipe cleaners nas for your adorable animals. 4. An average person falls
6. Glue 6. Glue the pipe cleaner appendages to the paint-
ed egg carton cups.
asleep in 7 minutes.
Instructions: 7. Let everything dry thoroughly before display-
5. Lemons contain more sugar
ing your crafty critters proudly!
1. Cut individual cups from the egg carton to cre- than strawberries.
ate animal shapes.

SUDOKU
CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Across:
2. The study of numbers, quantities and shape
5. The study of celestial objects
6. The study of living organisms
Difference

7. The study of matter, energy

Down:
1. The study of the Earth's ecosystems
2. The study of the Earth's atmosphere
3. The study of chemical and their behaviour
4. The study of past events
Hints:BIOLOGY, MATHEMATICS, METEO-
ROLOGY, ECOLOGY, PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY,
ASTRONOMY, HISTORY
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DECODING SEEDS
A Simple Guide to their
Shapes, Protectors,
and Vital Parts
Rishika Kukrety
Seed Coat: The Protector Embryo: The Heart of the growth.
eeds, important for flowering plants,

S come in different shapes, colours,

and sizes; round, wrinkled, winged,
or hairy. While they're waiting in a quiet
state, they need sunlight, water, and soil
to start growing into a new plant. A seed
is made up of three main parts: the Seed
Coat, Endosperm, and Embryo.
The Seed Coat has two layers, the tough
outer testa and the inner tegmen. It shields
the seed from sunlight, prevents water
loss, and keeps away potential pests, stop-
ping the seed from growing in harsh con-
ditions. Some seed coats have features
like the micropyle and hilum, resem-
bling openings and the navel in humans.
Endosperm: The Nutrient
Storage
Seed
The Embryo is the most important part
of a seed, developing from a fertilised egg.
It has key parts like the Epicotyl, Hypocotyl,
Radicle, and Cotyledons. The Epicotyl
turns into the whole plant shoot system,
the Hypocotyl anchors the plant in the
soil, the Radicle is a small root, and the
Cotyledons nourish different parts of the
embryo, appearing as tiny leaves during
Seed Types:
Monocotyledonous and
Dicotyledonous
Seeds can be divided into two types;
Monocotyledonous, like rice, with one
cotyledon, and Dicotyledonous, like toma-
toes, with two cotyledons. This classifi-
cation shows the intricate and diverse
nature of seed life cycles.

Located below the seed coat, the Endosperm

stores nutrients like starch, carbohydrates,
and proteins. These nutrients support the
embryo during germination. There are dif-
ferent types of endosperm, like mealy,
continuous, or ruminated. Corns and cere-
als have a lot of endosperm, while in beans,
it helps the embryo grow, and in seeds like
coconut, it's in liquid form.

NAVIGATING G
Taniya Dyson
eneration Alpha, born from 2010 onwards,
is set to become the most technologically

THE FUTURE
immersed and globally connected genera-
tion in history.

Digital Natives:

Generation Growing up surrounded by smartphones, tablets,

and smart devices, Generation Alpha is truly dig-

Alpha on the
ital-native, seamlessly integrating technology into
their daily lives from an early age.

Global Citizens:

Horizon
With unprecedented access to information, Generation
Alpha is more globally aware than any generation
before. This exposure to diverse cultures and per-
spectives is shaping them into true global citizens.
Educational Evolution:
Entrepreneurial Spirit:
Empowered by the gig economy and the accessi-
bility of online platforms, Generation Alpha is
expected to have a strong entrepreneurial spirit.
They may redefine career paths and embrace diverse,
non-traditional work models.

Traditional education is undergoing a transforma- Health and Wellness Focus:

tion for Generation Alpha. Technology-based learn-
ing, virtual classrooms, and interactive education-
al tools are becoming the norm, fostering a new
approach to acquiring knowledge.
Climate Activism:
Raised in a world increasingly conscious of envi-
ronmental issues, Generation Alpha is passionate
about sustainability and environmental conserva-
tion. They are likely to drive and demand eco-friend-
ly practices and policies.
Growing up in an era where mental health aware-
ness is on the rise, Generation Alpha is likely to
prioritise holistic well-being, emphasising mental
and physical health.
Tech-Savvy Innovators:
Given their early exposure to emerging technolo-
gies like AI, virtual reality, and blockchain, Generation
Alpha has the potential to be at the forefront of
technological innovation, driving advancements in
various fields.

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