Category: Teachers Corner

  • Happy Parenting

    Happy Parenting

    Parenting is a blessing which comes with a lot of responsibilities. It has been rightly said “Once a parent always a parent”. Like many other fields such as technology, education etc.-  parenting has also evolved with time. The upbringing and environment provided to the child has drastically changed. Modern influence on parenting has shifted the…

  • The Art and Craft Of Watching Movies

    The Art and Craft Of Watching Movies

    Watching movies is not a chronic waste of time, as many parents are prone to believe, taking away from other more meaningful activities like reading or playing board games. Contrary to popular belief ‘Movies’ are more than simply entertainment bringing zero value to the table. Watching movies can be a meaningful literary activity, honing emotions…

  • Let Us Build Bridges

    Let Us Build Bridges

    As an educationist any aspect of change in the teacher student relationship impacts me deeply and leads me to introspect and reflect on my role in modern day India. We have long been proud of our traditional methods of education and such hallowed relationships like the one between the teacher and the learner (the guru and the shishya)…

  • Dot—Distillation of Thoughts

    Dot—Distillation of Thoughts

    The first step towards manifestation of your intention is to distil your random thoughts.Thoughts which are aligned towards a common outcome are said to be coherent.They have much more energy than the thoughts which contradict each other. Manifestation requires energy. Thoughts which focus upon negative outcomes deplete your vital brain energy.They are a waste of…

  • “My son doesn’t wear a label, he owns it.”

    “My son doesn’t wear a label, he owns it.”

    When I embarked on this journey of becoming a special educator, it was because of my son. Early on I realised he was slightly different from others, even his own brother. His differences were not so apparent in the early years where academics is not a focus but as soon as he hit grade two…

  • Teaching, Technology and Education

    Teaching, Technology and Education

    Many a times we are coerced and cajoled into a profession we may be least interested in. But somewhere down the line, this abominable profession becomes our passion and one learns to excel in it. What was once considered as a housewife’s profession has resurrected itself as the most challenging and demanding job. From coping…