Teacher’s day is on 5th september do you know why we celebrate teacher’s day i tell you we cebrate teacher’s day, as birthday of the former President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a well-known scholar, teacher and promoter of education. This is a very special day for children’s day in this day children gives gifts bouquets and card to thier techer and the one who make them study at the home or tution, children’s respect them more then other days, but my opinion is that every day is Teacher’s day in fact mother’s day, father’s day, sister’s day, brother’s day, friendship day and etc. We should respect every day our Teachers Mother Father…

The world of education is constantly changing and evolving. In fact, one of the only constants of education is change itself. One of the biggest driving factors affecting the changes in education today is technology. Our students are part of a new generation – a generation that is constantly connected and surrounded with technology, and so it only makes sense to fully incorporate technology into our teaching practices. As educators, we are the ones who need to evolve and adapt our teaching practices in order to accommodate, foster, and expand our students’ use of technology. We need to create a learning environment that supports 21st century learning.The solution is pretty…

Online classes via Skype, zoom etc. are really helpful for everyone in the society especially children as they are benefited with same purpose of learning that they initially were before the lock down started. This is helping the teachers too as they get to communicate with their students and share knowledge. Due to the pace at which the online classes are functioning the students are able to dedicate some time learning even though they are actually not going to the place at which it is taught. Not only studies but various other extra-curricular activities including exercise, music, motivational speaking, author talks and all other possible activities are virtualized now. This…

India is far from being Aatmanirbhar (meaning self-reliant). Though we are making progress in that direction, it will take time to achieve that goal. During that time period, the students of today will become the youth who will take the nation forward. Hence, the role of students in nation building is very crucial.   For a nation to become self-reliant, it needs to have a strong law and order system, needs to be able to break free from superstitions and be adaptable to change. Students can develop a clear understanding of all these aspects during their schooling years, so that they are well-educated and well-aware during their adulthood and can take sensible decisions and bring…