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  Proverbs from the Problem Solving Skills a Every cloud has a silver lining. Amidst the overcast skies of life, there's a reassuring truth that every cloud has a silver lining. Like a masterful painter, adversity brushes the canvas of existence with shades of challenge and uncertainty. Yet, within these seemingly dark clouds, there exists a hidden radiance, waiting to be unveiled. In the depths of struggle, we discover our resilience, our untapped strength, and our capacity to overcome. The clouds may obscure the sun, but they cannot extinguish its light. It is during the stormiest of times that we find our most profound lessons and transformations. Every setback becomes a stepping stone, and every obstacle a chance for growth. The silver lining is the promise of better days, the reminder that after every rain, there's a rainbow. It's the emblem of hope that fuels our journey through life's tempests, guiding us toward the brighter horizons that await. So, whe...

  Problem Solving Skills from the story : The Lookout Man According to the dictionary a problem is a situation, person, or thing that needs to be dealt with or solved. We cannot ignore problems. We have to find the best possible solutions to problems in order to do well at work and live a good life. Think about the life of the main character in the story, William Morris. He is 53 years old, happily married and has a daughter who is also married. He has a reasonably good job and is contented with his work. But one day he faces a serious problem. An American who visits the shop in which Morris works, attempts to lift a valuable ring with the help of a lady. Cleverly and courageously, Morris is able to solve the problem and restores the ring to his employer. What skills does he possess? He reads widely and observes people wherever he goes. He is therefore able to develop his powers of observation and deduction. When the theft occurs, he infers from the sequence of events, how th...

  Real Life Experience You may have known or heard about an attempted theft in a jewellry showroom. Write a paragraph in about 150 words on how the stolen jwellery was recovered. In the heart of a bustling city, a jewelry showroom stood as a bastion of elegance and luxury. However, this sanctuary of opulence was shaken to its core when audacious thieves, masked and fearless, staged an elaborate heist. With precision and cunning, they vanished into the labyrinthine streets, leaving behind an empty display case that once sparkled with treasures.= As the sun dipped below the skyline, casting shadows over the city, a relentless pursuit began. The showroom's owners, determined not to surrender to despair, rallied the local jewelers' association, forming a clandestine network of informants. Whispers of the stolen jewelry spread like wildfire among those who knew the gems intimately. In a dimly lit pawnshop, the fates converged. The pawnshop's owner, a shrewd and watchful ...

  Thinking about the Soft Skills 1.       What qualities should one possess in order to solve problem? Qualities for Problem Solving: Effective problem-solving requires several key qualities, including:   ·          Analytical Thinking: The ability to analyze and break down complex problems into smaller, manageable components. ·          Creativity: Thinking creatively to generate innovative solutions. ·          Critical Thinking: Evaluating potential solutions objectively and making well-informed decisions. ·          Patience: Staying patient and persistent when facing challenging problems. ·          Adaptability: Being open to trying different approaches and adapting to changing circumstances. ·       ...

 Understanding the Story  1.       Where does William Morris work and what job does he do? William Morris work at an Antique shop of Regnier in Knightsbridge as a sales assistant or salesman. 2.       What are his hobbies? William Morris found of reading (especially of detective fiction) painting (only water colors yet), doing odds and ends about the house, doing odd jobs too. 3.       Who are his favorite writers? William Morris’ favorite writers are Poe and Collins, Gaboriau, Holmes and Trent and Dr. Thorndyke. Mostly belongs to the detective fictions. 4.       Why is he interested in detective fiction? Wiiliam Morris had been reading the detective fiction more than thirty years and he found that detective stories deals with real detection, where the detective is not just a kind of superman but an ordinary one who has nothing but sharp eye and common sense to rel...

  Real life Experience You may have encountered people like the narrator in a shop or other commercial establishment. In about 100 words, write the troublesome behaviors of one such person how it could affect the clientele of the establishment. Individuals exhibiting troublesome behaviors in commercial establishments can disrupt the overall customer experience and affect the clientele in various ways. For example, a person who is excessively demanding and rude to staff may create a tense atmosphere, making other customers uncomfortable. Their impatience and loud complaints can increase stress levels for everyone present. Moreover, such behavior may cause delays in service, inconveniencing other customers who have to wait longer. In extreme cases, the disruptive customer's actions could deter potential clients, harming the reputation and business of the establishment. Thus, one troublesome customer can have a ripple effect, impacting the satisfaction and well-being of others.

  Proverb on Emotional intelligence Skills   1. Read the following proverbs from various countries which emphasise the import of emotional intelligence. Can you add a few more proverbs from your mother tor or any other language? Which proverb does you like the most? Why? Share your y with the class. a. Be civil to all; serviceable to many; familiar with few; friend to one; enemy to none. The statement "Be civil to all; serviceable to many; familiar with few; friend to one; enemy to none" is a guideline for how to navigate social and interpersonal relationships. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining a balanced and respectful approach to people:   Be Civil to All: Treat everyone you encounter with courtesy and respect. Being civil means showing basic politeness and kindness to all individuals, regardless of their background or status. Serviceable to Many: Be willing to help and assist others whenever possible. Serviceability implies a readiness to lend a h...