Friday, December 23, 2016

When I am teaching at my best...

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When I am  teaching at my best, I am like a learner because great teachers are heroes, in the world that has a lot to learn and do their best for the society. I as a learner I will try to be one with my students, help to increase their as well as my knowledge. 
asa.av@dbntrust.in

When I am teaching at my best, I am like a Gardener. I  want my students to understand the value of beauty which means the value of studies and their positive effects on their life.I know that on many plants there are thorns which are the hurdles during their studies and I will teach them the ways to overcome those hurdles without being harmed.I will teach them the importance of water, sunlight, and the care which they have to give a plant to survive similarly the respect and responsibility they have to give to their parents, elders and to their country.While teaching I completely understand that all my plants have same basic needs but still the technique of handling all my plants differ. As a gardener i will grow old but my teaching will help the nation to survive in the form of capable individuals.
psa.av@dbntrust.in

When I am teaching at my best, I am like water- good and transparent.
akr.sns@dbntrust.in

When I am teaching at my best, I am like a role model that positively someone in life, is not a person filled  with selfishness and greed and my role model is my mother.
asa.sns@dbntrust.in

When I am in class, I feel like a deity . It is because deity has a pure heart. They don't have any ill will towards any person. Deity always thinks about his or her child. In the same way I want to impart ethical and intellectual things to my wards.As the deity give us strength to fight against any hurdles, in the same way i aware my students how we have to tackle the odd things.We know the student reflect his or her teacher.In our annual function one of our mention whenever i try to correct my grand son, he usually denied that and say you are wrong and my teacher is right, so it is the duty of teacher to teach their ward not only academics but other things also.
msa.av@dbntrust.in

​When I am teaching at my best, I am like a Parrot keep on answering every query whether  it is meaningful  or not . Parrots are  striking  beautiful  impressive and entertaining  pets to have .  they make  wonderful  companions  their  colorful  patterns and cute  mannerisms , including  picking  things up with  their feet  and  climbing with  their  bills  endears  them  to us all. Similarly  in  classroom my  student  enjoy  with  me  when I am picking each  every  thought   from  them .
skr.av@dbntrust.in

When  I am teaching at my best, l am  like an actor.Teaching is like acting, a high energy performance profession  that requires a person to act as a  role model but when teacher go through training and professional development, the performance aspect of the job is rarely emphasized or taught.
pwa.av@dbntrust.in

When I am teaching at my best, I am like a mirror which is clear and transparent for my students.
njl.av@dbntrust.in

When I am teaching at my best, I am like a flower because flower gives us fragrance, like flower I always try to spread fragrance in the form of knowledge to my students.
mka.av@dbntrust.in

When I am teaching at my best, I am like a Horse to win the goal, to teach the students as good as possible through experimental learning.
rki.sns@dbntrust.in

When I am teaching at  my best, I am like a Compass. I tend to think of myself as simply an instrument that helps guide my students toward the better direction of their choice. I didn't say right direction because I believe that what is right for one student isn't for another student.
bki.av@dbntrust.in

When I am teaching at my best, I am like a gardener. I fit the season and my desires. I feel that in the classroom, I can allow the students to grow, knowing that some of the students well flourish quickly with little attention. Students grow and flourish in good weather, but can also grow in cold, uninviting situation, just as plants. I hope that the environment that I provide in my classroom is the type of warm, nuturing environment that will allow all the students to grow. I don't want to stunt then growth with negativism.
ksa.av@dbntrust.in

When I am teaching at my best, I am like a lion. Lions help where help is needed in the own communities and around the world with unmatched integrity and dedication.If you want to be a great educator, you must connect with your pupils and reach them on multiple levels, because the best teachers are committed to their students well being both inside and outside the classroom.  In the same way I help my children whenever it is needed and motivate them to do best in their life by providing my lecture enthusiastically and taking feedback from my children.
Dr. Nitasha Bali


When I am teaching at my best, I am like a farmer.
Farmer creates the condition of optimal growth. He digs the field, provide nutrients to the growing plants. In the same way, I as a teacher always try to provide necessary conditions to my students. I think if educators work together in this direction, students will grow stronger, happier and more productive.
rsa.av@dbntrust.in

When I am teaching at my best, I am like a "Friendly Potter" because the students are like clay and the potter gives them the shape according to his own will. So I try to impart that knowledge which is beneficial for students for the future life by which they can prosper in life. By doing this I will be able to develop the habit of asking questions. It will make teaching effective in the classroom and they will learn more easily.
ysa.av@dbntrust.in 


When I am teaching at my best, I am like a shadow. Shadow is always with us like that I also as a teacher with my students with their learning and developing stage. I always motivate and encourage them to do their job and become successful in every walk of life.
kbi.mm@dbntrust.in 


When I am teaching at my best, I'm like a lake   ....which has patience, calmness, simplicity and no discrimination for the others. Bearing same qualities and the feelings I impart my knowledge to my students in the class and outside the class.
vda.mm@dbntrust.in





Wednesday, December 7, 2016

Fear with in




Fear within Teaching

Teaching is one of the most rewarding professions to aspire to. Children are a blank slate. There is a lot of opportunities to have some fun with it too. Kids say ridiculously funny stuff and can be very open minded. Once give the chance to have someone listen. Students behaviour and performance mirror our expectation. “You can do it” and “I won’t give up on you” communicate our belief that students will succeed. 

One of the student Aryan Sharma of 6th class was a good singer and active participant in other activities but in studies he was not good. He always bunk his classes. When I got the opportunity to teach him, I have the fear that how I manage that type of students who do not have any interest in studies. I motivate him to sit in the class and listen to the teachers what he is teaching in your class. Slowly I have seen the change in Aryan. I gave him special attention in my class and help him to complete his notebooks and motivate him to learn and understand the topics.

I was very happy to see him progressing.

- Ruchi Anand is a teacher at DBN MM School at Jammu.

Success


Success
Life is a struggle and not a bed of roses. Man is not perfect and he cannot ensure success in everything that he under takes. He often stumbles in life for the simple reason that he has face many hurdles.

Human life is the story of numerous failures and a few achievements. Success naturally gives us joy and pride. Failures generally disappoint and discourage us. However, the right approach to failures is not to be disheartened by them. Misfortunes try a man in the same way as gold is tried in fire. Failures should be regarded as stepping stones to success. We should not allow our failures to blind our judgement.

We should learn some lesson out of them. Each time we fail, we come to know the reasons of our failure. We become aware of our weakness and defects. We also discover our hidden powers. The experience we gain each time makes our path to success smoother and easier. We can achieve success in life by removing the pitfalls which caused our failure.

Thus failures are our best instructors, guides and teachers. They make us bold, active and vigilant. Those who fail must succeed one day. The story of “King Bruce and the Spider” should be an eye-opener. Many failures precede the conquest of Mount Everest and the moon. Failures should inspire us to work harder for success. They should not deter or unnerve us.

“The season of failure is the best time for sowing the seeds of success”.
THINK
IDEA
TRY
DO
DO AGAIN
AND AGAIN
KEEP ON DOING
SUCCESS


- Arti Sharma is a teacher at DBN SNS School at Jammu, her email is sns@dbntrust.in

Monday, December 5, 2016

Lessons Learned From Great Schools Around the World | Edutopia

Lessons Learned From Great Schools Around the World | Edutopia

Focusing on Values Over Academics

“It doesn’t matter what they become. I tell them every single day, ‘I don’t care what you become—it’s who you become and what you’re going to do with that light inside of you.’” —Teacher at a SPARK School in South Africa

Giving Students Real Power
“It works because we give the students the whole responsibility. . . . Trust is the foundation of high expectations.” —Principal at Unterstrass Comprehensive School in Switzerland

Most schools don’t do anything as drastic as leaving students fully in charge, but every excellent school I have visited understood that helping students develop responsibility means giving them the power they must be responsible for. At Riverside in India, it means using design thinking to create initiatives for the school and outside communities. 

All of the top-ranked schools I visited were different. They were all rooted in their local contexts and informed by the unique personalities of their leadership. But I was truly amazed at how consistently the three practices above reappeared over and over, even in the most distant corners of the world. Together they come down to a belief in people and a belief that education is about experiences as much as content.

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