my thoughts

  “A teachable spirit and a humbleness to admit your ignorance or your mistake will save you a lot of pain. However, if you're a person who knows it all, then you've got a lot of heavy-hearted experiences coming your way.” With the advancement in technology and availability of all kinds of information on the internet the role of teachers have become more challenging. Many a times you,, as a teacher,   might have faced a situation in the classroom where a child is aware of a certain topic or argument as he has already gone through it on the internet( this is something we should be proud of in spite of taking it as a challenge). But this is also true that your role and importance as a teacher and guide is facing the test of modern times. It leaves almost no scope for you to commit mistakes (the same was true before also but now children have exposure to the variety of sources of both good and bad. The teacher of “today” has a huge responsibility to compete with himself/he...

I am very fortunate to be in a position which gives me a wonderful opportunity to interact closely with both students and teachers. School is a place where growth is inevitable and both teachers and students are its strong pillars. It is intellectually prolific and makes possible the holistic development of its students. But, a school which doesn’t cater to the growth and development of its teachers is bound to deteriorate the process of learning. Well, when we talk about growth, we do understand that growth is an exacting process which requires a lot of elements to function productively. Schools often neglect the fact that it is also important for the teachers to adapt to the changing times and adopt the methods which will rejuvenate the teaching-learning process. I am quite confident that teachers are keeping themselves abreast with the changes in the field of education; they are trying to adapt to the changing expectations and fast pacing technology. But, my focus in this artic...

Somebody asked Gautam Buddha, “What is poison?” Buddha answered, “Everything in your life which is available in excess, more than you actually require, is poisonous…” A life worth living often revolves around balance. But creating balance in life is a difficult thing. With the advancement of technology, luxury and comfort have become a part of life. Parents these days try their best to provide everything to their children. They ensure that their children have every facility and comfort. Although the intention is to facilitate their growth and development in the best way possible but this often disrupts the balance of life as kids remain devoid of the understanding of austerity and necessity. Every want is fulfilled which leaves them clueless about what they actually desire. Henceforth, listlessness and aimlessness starts dwelling in their hearts. As their every want is fulfilled they never get to realize what they actually need. This aimlessness results in deterioration of discipl...