Those who work even in fever are called traders. And those who get a fever just by looking at work are positively none other than government employees. What about students who show little interest in studying? They appear to be below par. They heed the teachers in the class but forget wholly after leaving the learning temple.
Regularly held parent-teacher gatherings seemed to have been missing its rather impressive impact on the students. While assessing the performance of a class X student, quite soft speaking class teacher instructed him to give more concentration on mathematics at least to clear pre-Board examinations with better marks. His words were attentively heard and he promised him to do accordingly.
Parents can not wait a little more to notice how their lax students expand their interest in their studies to obtain improved or considerably promising marks in their examinations. Finally, negligibly off-school time spent caring least for study draws onto the parental gazes some images far different from what the students used to vow at the discussion during parent-teacher meetings.
Subsequent results might reasonably not look somewhat strange, even if the glowing sun shines all over, think parents. This kind of thing can probably fetch a dot of icky permission consciously, all while retaining a friskiness and stimulus. It stands to be a new kind of lure, perhaps originating from the over-exposure of their more stunning idea about the bookish understanding.