Many students of your school volunteered for today's meditation and yoga camp on the occasion of world yoga day you feel meditation in Yoga can be extremely useful and caring chai two diseases as well as improving discipline and concentration of students.
Write a letter to editor in 120 words on making yoga and meditation for school as a part of school curriculum ?
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Explanation:
I agree with the other answer in saying that you should write it up yourself - it's the best way to improve after all. But i don't think there's anything wrong in getting a bit of help to brainstorm potential ideas that you could talk about.
They've asked for a letter to the editor, but given you a limit of 120 words. This doesn't mean that you should just write a chunk of words - you must still paragraph different ideas. But because of the word limit, maybe try to limit you introduction and conclusion so you can develop your ideas in the body paragraphs more.
Here are some potential arguments for promoting yoga as a course in schools:
1) It can improve students academics, or decrease a fluctuation in their grades.
2) It can improve emotional regulation and open up opportunities fro students to be more involved with their mental well-being.
- decrease anxiety etc.
3) It can provide more opportunities for students to interact with others in their cohort, and can help bond the year level together.
4) It can improve the reputation of the school as well, as one that puts the needs and well-being of its students first.
When it comes to a letter to the editor, having good arguments is just the half of it. The tone and type of language you use plays a big role in shaping your contention.
A lot of people fall into the trap of thinking that using really big convoluted words makes them look "smarter" in their writing. In reality, it makes it look like you aren't clear in you purpose, and don't really know what you're trying to achieve.
Keep it succinct and to the point. Don't be afraid to inject some emotion into it - it is a letter after all. Perhaps take on a bit more of an outraged or mocking tone in some patches of the argument - don't force it, write in a way that feels natural to you.
Hope that helped : )