VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

“Jnana Sangama”, Belagavi - 590 018, Karnataka, India

A NSS Activity Report

on
“Water conservation techniques, actionable business proposal and
Helping local schools to achieve good results”

Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the IV Semester

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
In
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING
By
NOMIKA V
(1CK22AI033)

Under the Guidance of

Prof. PAVITHRA L
Asst.Professor and NSS
Coordinator,
Dept. of AIML, CBIT,
Kolar – 563 101

Department of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

C. BYREGOWDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Thoradevandahalli Post, Kolar-Srinivaspur Road, Kolar – 563 101
2023- 2024
 C.BYREGOWDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Thoradevandahalli [p], Kolar to Srinivaspur
Road, KOLAR – 563 101

DEPARTMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

AND MACHINE LEARNING
Certificate

This is to certify that the Seminar entitled “Water conservation techniques,

actionable business proposal and Helping local schools to achieve good
results” is a bonafide work carried out by NOMIKA V bearing the USN
1CK22AI033 in partial fulfillment for the award of the degree of 4th semester
Bachelor of Engineering degree in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
of the Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi during the academic year
2023-24.
This report has been approved as it satisfies the academic requirements with
respect to NSS Activity work prescribed for IV Semester by the VTU for the
Bachelor of Engineering
degree.

Signature of the Signature of the HOD Signature of the Principal

NSS-Coordinator Dr. Deepika Lokesh Dr. S N Chandrashekara
Professor and HOD, Principal, CBIT,
Prof. Pavithra L Dept. of AIML, CBIT, Kolar – 563 101.
Asst. Professor, Kolar – 563 101.
Dept. of AIML,
CBIT,
Kolar – 563 101.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I know that there is a reason for everything. Perhaps at the moment that an
event occurs we have neither the insight nor the foresight to comprehend the reason,
but with time and patience it will come to light. So this report will never complete
without thanking the persons responsible for its completion.

I would like to express my deepest appreciation to my college C.BYRE GOWDA

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, which showed attitude and substance of a genius, and
conveyed a spirit of adventure in regard this NSS works

I extend my heartfelt sincere gratitude to Dr. S N Chandrashekara, Principal,

CBIT Kolar, for providing such a healthy environment for the NSS activity work.

It gives me immense pleasure to thank Dr. Deepika Lokesh Professor and Head of
Department for his constant support and encouragement.

I express my special in-depth, heartfelt, sincere thanks to NSS Coordinator

Mr.Sukumar B S, Asst. Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication

Engineering, CBIT Kolar, for his constant support and valuable guidance for NSS activity

works.
I extend my gratitude to Prof. Pavithra L, Asst. Professor and NSS Coordinator,
Department of AIMl, CBIT for her valuable advice,support and constructive suggestions

Many people, especially my classmates have made valuable comments and

suggestions on this report which gave me an inspiration for improvement of the report.
I thank all the people for their help directly and indirectly to complete my report.

Last, but not least, I would hereby acknowledge and thank my parents who havebeen
a source of inspiration and also instrumental in the successful completion of the seminar
work.

NOMIKA V
(1CK22AI033)
 DECLARATION
I, NOMIKA V bearing USN 1CK22AI033, Student of 4th semester B.E. Artificial
Intelligence and Machine Learning Of VTU, declare that this NSS activity report
entitled “Water conservation techniques, actionable business proposal and Helping local
schools to achieve good results” embodies NSS activity work carried under the
guidance of Prof. PAVITHRA L, Asst. Professor, Dept. Of AIML, CBIT, as partial
fulfillment of the requirements for the award of the degree in Bachelor of Engineering,
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological
University, Belagavi during the academic year 2023- 2024. Further the content
embodies in the NSS activity report has not been submitted previously for the award
of any other degree.

NOMIKA V
1CK22AI033)
 INDEX

DETAILS

SL. No Page No

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1 CHAPTER 1: WATER CONSERVATION

2 CHAPTER 2: PREPARING AN ACTIONABLE BUSINESS 9

PROPOSAL

3 CHAPTER 3: HELPING LOCAL SCHOOLS TO ACHIEVE 13

GOOD RESULTS AND ENHANCE THEIR
ENROLEMENT IN HIGHER / TECHNICAL
EDUCATION

CONCLUSION
17

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SL.No DETAILS Page No

1 Explaining about Water Conservation 2

2 Discussing with Farmers 9

3 Giving information to how to achieve goals. 13

 CHAPTER 1
WATER CONSERVATION

INTRODUCTION
Water conservation refers to the sustainable management of water resources to meet the
growing demands of human populations while also preserving natural ecosystems. The
need for water conservation is critical in many parts of the world, particularly in areas
where water scarcity is a serious problem. This report aims to provide an overview of
water conservation, its importance, and the various strategies and techniques that can be
used to conserve water.

IMPORTANCE OF WATER CONSERVATION

• Water is a precious resource that is essential for all living organisms on earth. However,
the increasing demand for water due to population growth, urbanization, and
industrialization has led to water scarcity in many parts of the world. Water
conservationis essential to ensure that we have enough water to meet the needs of present
and future generations. It also helps to preserve natural ecosystems, which depend on
water for their survival.

Water conservation is necessary to keep water pure and clean while also protecting the
environment. Conserving water entails being responsible for our water supply and using
it wisely. We must learn how to keep our limited supply of water pure and free of
pollution because everyone depends on it.
• When you "save" water, you are saving money on the purchase and processing of
it. Granted, water does not vanish and will return (somewhere). "Not saving" is
synonymous with "wasting."

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• The processing plant will eventually be unable to keep up. New plants are costly,
and additional sources are difficult to come by. There is no shortage of water on the
• planet today, and there is unlikely to be in the future. However, water distribution
is not uniform, and it does not favour sunny, densely populated areas. All-natural
resources should be protected and wisely utilized. Some resources, such as oil, are

• limited. Others, such as trees, are renewable (though we are chopping them down at
a faster rate than we are planting them). Water is completely reusable. Closing the
loop, however, comes at a high price.

RAIN WATER HARVESTING

Rainwater harvesting is a simple strategy by which rainfall is gathered and stored for
future usage. The process involves collection and storage of rainwater with help of
artificially designed systems that runs off natural or man-made catchment areas. e.g.
rooftop, compounds, rocky surface, hill slopes or artificially repaired impervious/semi-
pervious land surface. Rainwater harvesting systems can vary from the basic small ones,
like the attachment of a water butt to a rainwater down-pipe, to the complexly designed
large ones like those which collect rainwater from large areas and serve momentous
numbers of properties. When it comes to domestic purposes, these systems are relevant to
both commercial and domestic properties. When collected, rainwater can be used for
garden irrigation, toilet flushing, and even in washing machines.

Fig: Explaining about water

Conservation

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MAJOR TECHNIQUES OF RAIN WATER

HARVESTING
i. Surface runoff harvesting

In this method, rainwater flows away as surface runoff and can be stored for future use.
Surface water can be stored by diverting the flow of small creeks and streams into
reservoirs on the surface or underground. It can provide water for farming, for cattle and
also for general domestic use. Surface runoff harvesting is most suitable in urban areas.
Rooftop rainwater/storm runoff can be harvested in urban areas through:
• Recharge Pit
• Recharge Trench
• Tube well
• Recharge Well

ii. Groundwater recharge

Groundwater recharge is a hydrologic process where water moves downward from surface
water to groundwater. Recharge is the primary method through which water enters an
aquifer. The aquifer also serves as a distribution system. The surplus rainwater can then be
used to recharge groundwater aquifer through artificial recharge techniques. Rainwater in
rural areas can be harvested through:

Gully Plug
•
• Contour Bund Dug well Recharge
•
•
Percolation Tank Check
• Dam/Cement Plug/Nala Bund
•
Recharge Shaft

Although rainwater harvesting measure is deemed to be a desirable concept since last

few years, it is rarely being implemented in rural India. Different regions of the country
practiced a variety of rainwater harvesting and artificial recharge methods. Some ancient
rainwater harvesting methods followed in India which includes Madakas, Ahar Pynes,
Surangas, Taankas, etc.

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ADVANTAGES
1. Reduced Water Bills:
A Rainwater harvesting system are cost-effective, provide high-quality water, lessens
dependence on wells and are considerably easy to maintain since they are not utilized for
drinking, cooking or other sensitive uses. The all-around expenditures used in setting up
harvesting methods are much cheaper compared to other purifying or pumping means.
The cost of recharge to the subsurface reservoir is also lower than the surface reservoirs.

2. Ecological benefit:

Storing water underground is environment-friendly. The ecological benefits of rainwater

harvesting are immense. It minimizes the impacts of flooding by funneling the off water
into large tanks for recycling and helps reduce the load placed upon drainage systems. No
land is wasted for storage purpose and no population displacement is implicated therefore,
groundwater is not directly exposed to evaporation and pollution. Additionally, it helps
minimize the possibility of rivers drying up.

3.Reduces erosion and flooding around buildings:

It reduces soil erosion and flood hazards by collecting rainwater and reducing the flow

of storm water to prevent urban flooding. Most buildings that utilize rainwater

harvesting systems have a built-in catchment area on top of the roof, which has a

capacity of collecting large volumes of water in case of rainstorms.

4. An adequate means for Irrigation purpose

Harvesting rainwater allows the collection of large amounts of water and mitigates the
effects of drought. Most rooftops provide the necessary platform for collecting water.
Rainwater is mostly free from harmful chemicals, which makes it suitable for irrigation
purposes.

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5. Reduces demand on Ground Water

Another vital benefit is that it increases the productivity of aquifer resulting in the rise
of groundwater levels and reduces the need for potable water. It is extremely essential,
particularly in areas with low water levels.
6. Greywater recycling:

The water used in most building structures is thought of in terms of clear clean water
coming in, and sewage or black water going out. However, greywater is something that is
in between that. In the domestic setting, greywater systems collect water from sources like
baths, hand basins, and showers. This collected water is reused for washing machines,
toilet flushing, and other external usages. The main idea behind greywater recovery is
simply getting the most out of the water through its efficient reuse.
7. Pressure reducing valves

High water pressures waste a lot of water. Installing water pressure reducing valves turn
out to be one great solution. These valves are can be used in residential, commercial, and
institutional applications to lessen the incoming water pressure to a lower predetermined
level. In this way, it protects the downstream plumbing system components as well as
reduces the water consumption.
8. Efficient irrigation technology
Beautiful lawns and gardens demand a significant amount of water for its maintenance.
In addition to indoor fixtures, efficient outdoor irrigation technologies like smart
irrigation controllers can help to save a lot of water. These controllers can effectively
track factors like precipitation or temperature and avoid over watering the properties
landscaping or plantations. In addition to smart irrigation controllers, one can save
even more by trading out spray sprinklers for drip irrigation. These sprinkles can deliver
water to your plants directly as these can be buried under the lawn.

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NEEDS OF WATER MANAGEMENT

Water management is crucial for ensuring that this essential resource is used sustainably
and efficiently. The demand for water is increasing due to population growth,
industrialization, and climate change, making it necessary to manage water resources
carefully. Effective water management can help prevent water scarcity, reduce the risk of
floods and droughts, and ensure that everyone has access to safe drinking water. It also
plays a critical role in protecting aquatic ecosystems and supporting agriculture and
industry. Therefore, it is essential to implement sound water management practices to
ensure that we can continue to meet our water needs without compromising future
generations' ability to do the same.

ADVANTAGES
Advantages of Dam

• Generation of power: Hydroelectric power is made when water goes through a dam. The
power is made by a gadget called a turbine. These are made of metal coils encompassed
by magnets. The magnets turn over the coils to deliver power. Turbines aye found in
dams. The water going through a dam turns the magnets. The energy made is perfect and
contamination-fee. From this power, we can turn the lights on in our homes.
• Irrigation facility: Dams and steams store and give water to the water system so ranches
can involve the water for developing harvests. This thought goes way once again into
history. The water system is a significant piece of utilizing water. In legions where water
and downpour are not plentiful (like the desert), water system waterways from steams
and dams are utilized to convey water.
• Water Since the water put away in dams is new water, it can then be utilized for savoring

water close by towns and urban areas. A few urban communities get their water from
waterways and steams in different states. The water is shipped through enormous
channels and steams.

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• Reservoirs: Dams give a great open door to diversion. In building a dam water is put
away behind it. This water is known as a repository. Repositories are utilized to store
water, particularly during seasons of overabundance. They give exercises like fishing,
sailing, swimming, setting up camp, and climbing.

Disadvantages of Dam

i. Submergence Problem: An enormous region gets lowered because of the ascent in

the water levels and transformed into a supply. The priorities of those tie-ins must
be moved, enough í and very much settled elsewhere. This equity an additional
spending plan for a dam development.

ii. Dam’s failure: Dam disappointments might be made either due to many seasons.
Dismissing potential powers of unforeseen powers is the primary justification behind
the disappointment. The defective plan of event of unforeseen floods can likewise be
the season for disappointment. Not keeping up with appropriate rules during planning
and development is likewise Justification behind dam disappointments. Dams may in some cases
flop because of unreasonable and unexpected timeous. The disappointment of dams can
carry gigantic risks to the existence of individuals in that territory.

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CONCLUSION

• Harvesting and collection of rainwater is an adequate strategy that can be used to

address the problem of water crisis globally. The use of a rainwater harvesting system
provides excellent merits for every community. This simple water conservation method
can be a boost to an incredible solution in areas where there is enough rainfall but not
enough supply of groundwater. It will not only provide the most sustainable and efficient
means of water management but also unlock the vista of several other economic activities
leading to the Empowerment of people at the grass-root level. • For this, the Government
should come out with an appropriate incentive structure and logistic assistance to make it
a real success. Rainwater harvesting is something that thousands of families across the
world should participate in rather than pinning hopes on the administration to fight water
crisis. This water conservation method is a simple and effective process with numerous
benefits that can be easily practiced in individual homes, apartments, parks and across the
world. As we all know that charity begins at home, likewise, a contribution to society’s
welfare has to be initiated from one’s home. • We should understand the importance of
water conservation from the fact that now only 1% of water is left on earth. And if we
continue to waste it in this way, all the sources of water can be exhausted in future. It is
also a finite resource. If not managed properly it will result in acute scarcity in the future.
It is also important for all living organisms on Earth. Not only humans but also animals
and plants consume water. In our phenomenal world, water is a magical ingredient that
sustains life. This importantresource must be conserved and saved
for the future.

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WATER CONSERVATION

PREPARING AN ACTIONABLE BUSINESS PROPOSAL

INTRODUCTION
One of the aspects of regional autonomy implementation is Regional Financial
Management, as it is one of the regional programs in finance to achieve certain objectives
through various programs and activities. Government Regulation No. 72 of 2005 on
Village where Implementation of Village Government Business as Village Authority is
funded from Village Budget and Village Government Assistance as stipulated by the letter
of The Ministry of Domestic Affair of the Republic of Indonesia.
Number: 140/640SJ dated 22 March 2005 on Guideline of Village Fund Allocation
(hereinafter referred to as ADD) from Local Government, and Regulation of the Minister
of Domestic Affair No. 37 of 2007 on Guideline for Village Fund (hereinafter referred to
as DD) Management [1]. A village has authority to obtain share from Local Tax and
Local Retribution and share from the Financial Balance between Central and Local
Government received by the Regency as regulated by the Government Regulation No.72
of 2005 Article 68. The village fund as sharing from the Regency is distributed to the
village treasury in accordance with Article 2A of Law No. 34 of 2000 on the amendment
of Law No. 28 of 2009 on Tax and Local Retribution.

Fig :Discussing with farmers

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On the one hand, according to Law No. 6 of 2014 on Village, a village is authorizedto
manage its own government and carry out its development independently to increase its
people’s welfare. In addition, the village government is also expected to independently
manage village government and all village resources, including financial management and
village wealth. This critical role of the village comes hand in hand with huge
responsibility. Therefore, the village government should be able to implement the
accountability principle in its government, where the community can hold its government
accountable for all the activities that they carried out.

The Concept of Village Government:

Village, as defined in Law No. 22 of 1999 is a unit of law community which constructed
based on the original special rights as mentioned in the commentary of Article 18 of 1945
Constitution (henceforth, UUD 1945) [2]. The foundational thought in village
government management is diversity, participation, original autonomy, democracy, and
community empowerment. Further, according to Government Regulation Number 60 of
2014, it is stated that a village or traditional village or any other name addressed to it, will
be further called as Village. The term is a legal entity of communities who have
administrative boundaries and authorized to regulate its own government, the interest of
its community based on the community initiatives, original rights, and/or traditional
rights which are acknowledged and respected within the state government of the Republic
of Indonesia.
Village Fund (DD) and Village Allocation Fund (ADD) Concept According
to reference [3], village fund/ Dana Desa (DD) is fund which source is fromthe
National Budget (hereinafter referred to as APBN) for villages and annuallytransferred
through the local state budget of city/regency (hereinafter will be referred toas APBD), to
finance implementation of village authority based on the original rights, and local village-
scale authority.

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Village fund itself is annually disbursed from the central government, and its distribution
is through city/regency government. Village fund is the mandate of UU No. 6 of 2014 on
Village, which allocated in the form of Fund transfer, not in the form of a project. This fund
will be continuously disbursed as long as the Village Law is still applicable
Village Funds Nature and Roles:
Village funds are the main income. It can be used to finance priority programs as well as
activities agreed and settled in annual village development plan deliberation (hereinafter
will be referred to as Musrembang Desa) on Village Government Work plan (henceforth
will be called as RKP Desa). The funds are independently managed by the village to
absorb as many workers as possible from the village, especially those poor community
members in that particular village. The funds also function to provide basic facilities and
infrastructure in the village level such as access roads and roads to the center of
agricultural production, bridges, and irrigation channels. Based on reference [4], Village
Funds are provided from the national budget distributed to villages through the local state
budget in municipality/regency level and used to finance implementation of governance,
development, assistance for the community, and community empowerment. Meanwhile,
the objective of ADD in the Regulation of Minister of Domestic Affairs No. 37 of 2007 on
Guideline of Village Financial Management are

1. Reduce poverty and welfare gap; Increase planning and budgeting of

2. development in village level and community empowerment;

3. Increase infrastructure development in the village level; 4. Increase the practices of

religious, social, and cultural values for social betterment;
5. Increase peace and order within the community;
6. Increase service for the village community in social

7. Encourage improvement of community autonomy and cooperation;

8. Increase village and village community income through Village

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Management of Village Funds Allocation

The financial management of ADD is an integrated part of Village Financial Management

in Village Budget. Therefore, its management should be in accordance with the Principle
of Village Funds Allocation Management as follow:
a. All activities funded through ADD is planned, implemented, and evaluated openly
using the principle of it as something from the community, implemented by the
community, and for the benefit of the community.
b. All activities should be administratively, technically, and legally accountable. c.
ADD is implemented using the principle of economic, well directed and well-
controlled.
d. Types of activities which will be funded through ADD have large potentials to
increase service for the community such as fulfillment of community’s basic needs,
strengthening of the village institution and other activities needed by the village
community which has been agreed and decided through village deliberation.

Strategic Effort in Developing the Model for ADD and DD Management in

Increasing the Productive People’s Economy and Village Community
Empowerment:
To optimize the strategic efforts related to the management of village funds and village
allocation funds, several strategic steps need to be taken to support these programs. The
village government has several policies related to the recipients of this funds either in the
form of grant or loan through BUMDes, those are:
a. Improvement of The Institutional Capacity of the Village Community This
institutional capacity development of the village community as recipients of these
grants and loans who have economic is carried out through business management
training. In the training, topic such as
i. participatory planning,
ii. establishment of the participatory working group,
iii. developing activity proposal,
iv. participatory monitoring and evaluation, and

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CONCLUSION

Based on the result of this study related to Village Funds (DD) and Village Allocation
Funds (ADD) in supporting the village economy and testing the proposed model, several
conclusions as follow are reached: First, the management carried out by the Village
Government related to the utilization of both ADD and DD in increasing village’s
productive economy in principle have been carried out by most Village Governments in
Bone Bolango Regency. This is in observance with the UU No. 6 of 2014 on Village, PP
No. 60/2014, Head of Regency Regulation No. 5 of 2017 on Allocation of Village Funds,
Head of Regency Regulation No. 6 of 2017 on Village Allocation Funds and Head of
Regency Regulation No. 7 on Technical Guideline of Village Allocation Funds
Management. Second, there are two models of disbursement of ADD and DD to support
productive economic activities in the village, namely: 1) direct disbursement for productive
economic activities (grants) disbursement of working capital for productive economic
activities through BUMDes. Third, the model proposed in this study has been tried out
and proven to be effective in managing the ADD and DD funds especially in increasing
the productive economy in the village level. This is due to the existence of strong
commitment among stakeholders, the Local Government, Higher Education Institution,
and Private Sectors, to increase and support economic activities in the village.

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CHAPTER 3

HELPING LOCAL SCHOOLS TO ACHIEVE GOOD

RESULTS AND ENHANCE THEIR ENROLEMENT IN
HIGHER / TECHNICAL EDUCATION

Introduction
Children were taught a subject of their choice. Their doubts were cleared and a few tips
were given. Later, a lot of fun games were played, And many students asked about there
higher study how to do and what all to be taken after 10th and course they have to do
after there 10th so that they carrier starts in each a way that they can go with their own
dreams felid to get success in it . Ensuring that both the volunteers and the children had a
good time. The classes had to be prepared for, and the work documented as well and I had
a such good experience while taking to younger students then me and I had good chance
where I did not had chance to ask my senior what to do after my 10th and had good
sections with schools students.

Fig : Giving information to how to achieve

goals.

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ACADEMIC STRATERGIES

1. Active Learning: Engage with the material actively. This means summarizing
information in your own words, asking questions, and teaching others. 2. Effective
Note-Taking: Use methods like the Cornell system or mind mapping to organize and
retain information better. 3. Regular Review: Schedule regular study sessions to review
material, rather than
cramming. This helps reinforce learning and improve long-term retention.
4. Practice Exams: Take practice tests to familiarize yourself with the format and
identify areas where you need improvement.
5. Use Study Aids: Employ flashcards, educational apps, and mnemonic devices to help
memorize facts and concepts.
6. Study Groups: Join or form study groups to benefit from collaborative learning and
diverse perspectives.
CLASSROOM STRATERGIES

1. Active Participation: Engage in class discussions and ask questions to clarify

doubts and deepen understanding.
2. Time Management: Prioritize tasks and manage your time effectively to balance
studying, assignments, and extracurricular activities.
3. Organized Workspace: Keep your study area tidy and free from distractions to

improve focus and efficiency.

4.
Seek Feedback: Regularly seek feedback from teachers on your progress and
areas for improvement.
5. Stay Prepared: Review materials before classes and come prepared with any
necessary supplies or assignments.

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PERSONAL MANAGEMENT
1. Healthy Lifestyle: Maintain a balanced diet, regular exercise, and adequate sleep
to keep your mind and body in optimal condition for learning. Stress
2. Management: Develop techniques to manage stress, such as mindfulness,
relaxation exercises, or hobbies.
3. Goal Setting: Set realistic academic goals and create a plan to achieve them.
Break
4. down larger goals into smaller, manageable tasks.
Self-Motivation: Develop intrinsic motivation by finding personal interest in
5. the subjects you’re studying and rewarding yourself for progress.
Seek Support: Don’t hesitate to ask for help from teachers, tutors, or family
6. members if you're struggling with certain topics or skills.
Use Resources: Utilize school resources like libraries, online databases, and
academic counseling services to support your learning.
SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SKILLS
1. Build Relationships: Foster positive relationships with teachers and peers to create
a supportive learning environment. Effective Communication: Practice clear and
2. respectful communication to express needs, seek help, and collaborate with others.
Resilience: Develop resilience to cope with setbacks and maintain a positive
3. attitude
towards challenges.

4. Self-Reflection: Regularly reflect on your learning experiences and adjust your

strategies as needed.

METHODS TO ACHIEVE GOOD RESULTS

1. Assess Current Performance

• Analyze Data: Review current performance metrics such as test scores, attendance
records, and graduation rates.
• Identify Areas for Improvement: Look for patterns or gaps in performance to target
specific areas that need attention.

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2. Engage Stakeholders

• Involve Teachers: Gather input from teachers about their needs, challenges, and
ideas for improvement.
• Consult Students: Get feedback from students on what they feel could help them
perform better.
• Engage Parents and Community: Involve parents and local community
members in supporting school initiatives.

3. Develop an Improvement Plan

• Set Clear Objectives: Define what "good results" means for the school, whether it's
higher test scores, improved attendance, or better overall student performance.
• Create Actionable Strategies: Develop specific, actionable strategies to achieve these
objectives. This might include curriculum changes, additional support programs, or
new teaching methods.

4. Implement Effective Teaching Methods

• Professional Development: Provide teachers with training on best practices,

innovative teaching methods, and effective classroom management.
• Technology Integration: Use educational technology to enhance learning, such as
interactive software, online resources, and digital tools.

5. Enhance Student Support

• Tutoring Programs: Establish or expand tutoring programs for students who need
extra help.
• Counseling Services: Provide counseling and emotional support services to address
students' mental health and motivational needs.
• Enrichment Activities: Offer extracurricular programs to engage students and
provide additional learning opportunities.

6. Improve School Environment

• Facilities Upgrades: Ensure that the school environment is conducive to learning,

which might involve improving facilities, resources, or safety measures.
• Healthy Lifestyle Promotion: Encourage practices that promote physical health,
such as healthy eating and regular physical activity.

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CONCLUSION
In conclusion, achieving a good result in a local school report involves a comprehensive
and collaborative effort. By systematically assessing current performance, engaging key
stakeholders, and implementing targeted strategies, schools can significantly enhance their
educational outcomes.

Key points for achieving success include:

7. Data-Driven Decision Making: Regularly analyze performance data to identify

areas for improvement and track progress effectively.

8. Stakeholder Engagement: Involve teachers, students, parents, and the community

in creating and supporting improvement initiatives.

9. Targeted Interventions: Implement actionable strategies, such as enhanced

teaching methods, student support programs, and facility upgrades, tailored to the
school's specific needs.

10. Continuous Monitoring and Adaptation: Maintain a dynamic approach by

monitoring outcomes, gathering feedback, and adjusting strategies as necessary.
11. Positive School Culture: Foster a supportive and collaborative environment

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