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Hello Hive Students and Alumni👋! We welcome y'all to Hivestudents prompt, Week 64. It's another amazing week, and you know what that means - it's the 64th edition of the weekly prompt to spark your creativity

Let me manage hive for just a day and everywhere will be full of joy. ‎ ‎Just before I joined hive the story of how hive was a interesting was always nice to listen to, friends told me the reward was inviting

I’ve been on the hive platform for some time now, and though the structure of the is quite wonderful, sometimes I do wish there were a few additions and adjustments to it to create a much better experience

Perhaps I wake up one morning to discover that I have been given 24 hours to manage Hive? Let's see what I will be up to ... It will definitely feel good to see that I have the opportunity to contribute

‎When I joined Hive, one of the things I noticed was the cordiality. Unlike other platforms, I sensed respect, support. I noticed how people are so welcoming, encouraging, kind. And that changed my perspective

We often become overly anxious and concerned about getting students to attend school, primarily because they are often reluctant to go on time. Nowadays, schools are being built—both in urban and rural

Hello Hive Students! "These students and alumni really tried." Believe me, that's what the weekend would have said if it could talk. We really want to appreciate you for taking your time out

This is a beautiful flower. This is a china rose flower. Its colour looks amazing. It looks like beautiful. Although this type of part of nature are common. It is a wild part of nature but amazing to look

Hello guys, welcome to another wonderful weekend, this is hive student community and I would love to talk about the topic for this week. The topic is an interesting one and I know we all would have something

For Hive Students Connect Week 63 Prompt: Imagine School Without A Phone. What would school really look like if phones never existed? First, classrooms would be different. Right now, many students don't

Hello Hive Students and Alumni👋! WELCOME TO THE END OF WEEK 63 HIVE STUDENTS' PROMPT! We want to appreciate all participants who submitted their entries for the 63rd prompt held in the community. We had

Warm greetings dear hivers and students here 😀🥰. source I don’t think 💭 there will ever be anything that will beat technology, especially when we are considering what schools would have been like without

Throat cleared... Unlike these days, when phones have become a major part of human life, back in the day, most of us attended school without a phone. Yeah, I was brought up in that era, and I passed through

We all want our children to excel in their studies. For academic success, proper brain development is essential. However, some parents lack awareness and fail to pay sufficient attention to their children's

Imagine what school would look like if phones never existed. 🤔🤔 Nothing like a smartphone to assist in browsing or even take pictures, creating lovely memories, not even the WhatsApp groups created by

CAN YOU SURVIVE A DAY WITHOUT YOUR PHONE? Image source Hello everyone, welcome to my blog. A very big thank you to the person who invented the phone. Because as a student phone brings a lot of opportunities

Seriously, when I saw this prompt, I immediately had a flashback to when we were still in school. There were phones back then, but things were very different from what we have today. There was no WhatsApp

AI GENERATED IMAGE The smartphones we have today have really helped the human race in so many ways, not just school alone. But school and education have been in existence way back before we even had button

I have tried imagining how university life would be if there were no smartphones. Thinking about it, it looks so boring. I had to start asking myself how our fathers coped while schooling without smartphones.

WHAT WOULD SCHOOL REALLY LOOK LIKE IF PHONES NEVER EXISTED source Personally, I believe that school will still be School if phones never existed. Unlike in our present society where students as low as