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“You've scored 70%.” What does this really tell you? Does it tell you what you are good at? Not really. Does it tell you how to get to 90 percent? No, it doesn't. Some might say, “What’s there to tell, you just need to study harder!" Sage advice, but is that all there is to it? At New Rubric, we believe that better results come from learning smarter, not just studying harder. Sounds good! But what
17/11/2014
New Rubric Solutions is hiring Graphic Designers.Interested candidates can go through the following links.
1) Graphic Designer-https://hasjob.co/view/0nr5f
2) Graphic Desgner-Intern/FreeLancer-https://hasjob.co/view/znhel
Graphic Designer@ NewRubric Solutions New Rubric Solutions, Bangalore / Bengaluru, Full-time employment, Graphic Design
We know we've been away for a while, but that's just because we've been busy making friends. We're excited to say that we're now working with Federal Public School and Jain Heritage School - Belgaum.
13/03/2014
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07/03/2014
Our co-founder, Krithika Muthukrishnan, had a great time inaugurating and handing out awards at the graduation ceremony of the SSB International School. Thank you for inviting us, it was truly an honour.
27/02/2014
Can you draw the solar system to scale?
Look at the image. It’s something that we’re all familiar with, an image of our solar system. Do you think it is accurate? Actually, it is not. In fact, most of us do not even have a good idea of the relative distances in the solar system. For example, contrary to our imagination that Neptune is just a bit beyond Jupiter, the distance between Neptune and Jupiter is actually 5 times more than the distance between Earth and Jupiter.
Have you ever seen a picture of the solar system accurately drawn to scale?
The simple answer: No way!
Why is that so? To create a scale model of the solar system, we need to be able to show the planets AND the distances between them. The distances in the solar system are huge and the size of even the largest planet is miniscule compared to the distances between the planets.
Bill Bryson in his book “A short history of nearly everything” helps give an idea of how big the solar system really is.
‘On a diagram of the solar system to scale, with Earth reduced to about the diameter of a pea, Jupiter would be over a thousand feet away and Pluto would be a mile and a half distant (and about the size of a bacterium, so you wouldn’t be able to see it anyway). On the same scale, Proxima Centauri, our nearest star, would be almost ten thousand miles away. Even if you shrank down everything so that Jupiter was as small as the period at the end of this sentence, and Pluto was no bigger than a molecule, Pluto would still be over thirty-five feet away.’
Interesting, isn’t it? Know someone who might find this interesting? Share it with them.
18/02/2014
... though sometimes we get a little wacky
18/02/2014
The Super-Professional Team behind New Rubric Solutions
14/02/2014
Edutech is one of the five things Venture Capitalists LOVED in 2013!!
5 Things Venture Capitalists Loved in 2013 - Five Things - WSJ A handful of industries charmed investors in 2013, doing more deals and pulling in more dollars than ever before.
14/02/2014
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