Abstract:
Introducing a website for pre-going school students will provide them with all of the
necessary information they need just before beginning their first academic year at their
main academic institution of further education. For youngsters in Bangladesh, the most
natural method to learn to read was to read the "Adarsha Lippi," which has letters and
numbers such as "A," "B," "C," "D," 1, 2, 3, 4, and many more as well as symbols. This
website's major aim is to teach youngsters about digital education from an early age. In
addition, this website's secondary objective is to educate children and teenagers about
digital education from an early age. In order to execute the Android apps presently
available, both the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store need a significant amount
of RAM and storage space. Sadly, most children's families cannot afford to purchase a
newer gadget in order to take advantage of this specific service because of budgetary
constraints. Even more importantly, according to the company, students who are already
in good academic standing may enroll in 10 Minute School and other web-based
education systems. Children who aren't yet ready or able to participate in the school
system may learn by working with their parents, siblings, or instructors on this website.
Using this website and the provided instructions, students with limited technology
resources may complete digital reading assignments. More time spent alone makes it
harder for them to pursue further education or acquire the skills they need for a new
career. According to a Bengali adage, "the sweeter the seed, the sweeter the fruit of the
tree." This is 100% accurate. People expect excellent actions and intentions to carry them
through their schooling so that when they graduate, they may serve their nation and other
countrymen in high positions of honor.
