A Quote, "Some Students are not receptive to learning until establishing rapport with the teacher" My Experience! One of the Maths teacher is Mr. Gopalan, "Gopi Uncle" for many kids Students would often say, "I hate maths but I would do for Gopi Uncle! He cares for us." My Insight! Students who are bad with Math will work for the teacher if they feel cared for. You can not care for students artificially. They would know it. Eric Jensen's helped define my teaching pedagogy. Always grateful to him. CLICK HERE  For further reading if interested.

Teaching is one of the most important profession in society and touches every aspect of every community in the world in some way. I am delighted to share with you some few aspects that might change your career to some extent. Find out eight things that great teacher do differently. I hope you'll find this helpful. CLICK HERE.  to view the contents. BSc EDU (MICT) 2018.

  Once upon a time, there was a mother camel and her little calf who lived in the zoo.  They were basking in the hot sun one afternoon, the calf sprung up to his feet.  "Mother, can I ask you some questions?" asked the inquisitive calf. "Obviously you can, my child", answered mother camel. The little Camel inquired, "Mother, why do we have a thick rough padding on our feet? Why do we have two toes? I took a peek at the elephants next to us and they don't appear to have them", mother camel replied, "My child, we camels originated from the desert where the terrain is mostly sand and rocky soil. Our toes have hard nails that spread and level when we put our weight on them. This prevents us from sinking into the loose and constantly shifting sand. The thick protective padding that we have provides us with a barrier against the hot desert sand and protects us from being burnt as we walk."  The little calf fired off his next question, "M...

If you are reading this, I have no doubt that many times you’ve celebrated one of the favorite holiday held during 01st January every year. We do have many holidays throughout the year. Most of them they are religious one. But during the first day of the first month each year, all people despite of their religion take their time to recognize something which is new in their life, ‘A New Year’ .  The way different people prepare themselves to show a sense of respect to the new guest differs, but at least every one; the rich and the poor, the healed and the sick, aged and young will be seen in a unique way, as an indication of appreciation to the wonderful opportunity.  However my intention is not to make funny stories about the guest of honor , I have been taught by mama that upon receiving the guest it is important to note that the guest will be around for some time, almost 52 weeks. ‘You have a lot to do as long as the guest is around’ , mama added.  In s...

December is around the corner. The last few months of the year seem to fly by and we seem to have that looming anxiety about 2017 goals we made at the start of the year. So, have you managed to tick off all boxes next to the goals? Or an even better question, do you still have the list? Should we still be making year long goals that we seem to forget by mid-January or should we go with the flow? Having goals and ambitions is not a bad thing at all. It empowers you and drives you more when you know what you are working towards. There is nothing like that feeling when you finally achieve that dream you've had for a long time, whether it's buying that car or getting a promotion at work. Goals are great and accomplishing them is even better. But what happens when you fall short of your own expectation, or even completely forgot what you wanted to do at the beginning of the year? Does this render the whole year meaningless? I don't think so! Right now is the right time to ...

  Please check out this wonderful and motivational story. IT MIGHT CHANGE SOMEONE'S LIFE! Share with your loved ones. https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4R9Am_IdRllLUl3UEltVEc4c3M