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Proper Communication

Now-a-days people want innovation in everything they do every time. This seems to be a revolutionary idea, but should we consider everything done or said earlier as the repetition if followed or done again. There is another important word used by many people, thinking out of box. I agree that it can be applied with innovations because without that we shall not be able to progress and get new things. But we must not forget that all the old things or sayings were not bad or negative and all new things will not be necessarily good or positive. One thing which I would like everyone to ponder upon is the communication among people, especially students and teachers or children and their parents. This was very important in the past, is important in the present and will be important in future also and today I would like to dwell upon the same. It is a common complaint from the parents and the teachers that the children of today do not have much time to interact with them. The childre

Two sides of a coin

In the previous article, I wrote about the board exams and the final exams of the schools and advised the students and the parents to take the results positively and move forward. This is absolutely fine not to get distressed because of an average or below average performance but one should definitely try to look into and analyse what might have gone right and what might have gone wrong in their efforts. In this context, I would like to discuss about two words which are taken very negatively by most of the people and these two words are stress and failure.   Yes, many will agree that stress and failure should not come in their life ever. Also many people struggle to understand whether stress is the cause of failure or failure is the cause of stress? All will have their own opinion but this is for sure that most of the times fear of failure is the major cause of stress and this might lead to failure definitely. There are many educationists and psychologists who do not consider s

Hone your strength

The internal exams of most of the school going children are either over or will be over in the next few days. Same is the situation in case of board exams. The results of internal examinations will be declared shortly or would have been declared by the time this article is published. This is the time of the year when may parents and children are anxious to know the result of their hard work put in during the year and especially the last few months. This is true that the result in most of the cases will be as expected by the students but there can be some cases where the children many not be able to perform well and might fail. Some students would be unhappy as the marks obtained by them might be lesser than what they expected. But all are advised that once you have written your examination paper, you should get over the worry and think of the future. The worry now may not be of any help rather might create dilemma in the future. If someone has not been able to pass the examinatio

Quality in education

The mathematics paper of CBSE class XII is in news for being tough and the children found it very difficult and lengthy. The issue has been raised in parliament by honourable members and all are really concerned about the plight of the innocent students. Some people have raised a very pertinent and relevant question that up to class X the children are stress free and all of a sudden in XII, why the question papers should be so complex? Before we pass any statement on this, the expert committee of the people involved in setting question papers should look into the problems raised by the students and teachers. Those who have not even seen the question papers and do not have any idea about the pattern and setting of question papers should not jump to any conclusion. As I mentioned in the past also that the quality of question papers is important and so is the teaching and learning in the schools. Those who are so much concerned about the students’ plight now should pay serious atten