Happiness literally means keeping
someone happy and resolving their problems. When we give happiness or laughter
on someone's sad face, this is true happiness.
Whenever I am disturbed or unhappy,
I like to sit in seclusion with yoga or meditation, behold trees or listen to
songs of my choice.
As a teacher, I want to keep my
children happy for a long time, which will be possible only when we listen to
their problems, give the courage to face any difficulty and make them tolerant.
They will bring positiveness in
them, the environment around them will be full of friendship and this will give
them good results. It is very important to have a happy atmosphere in the
classroom because where children will be happy there will also increase their
learning and learning power.
Nowadays some children are unhappy
because the environment around them is negative, there is pressure on the
spirit of competition and to bring good marks, it is necessary for all of them
to make children tolerant. There can be a reason.
We can solve every problem of the
children by listening to it, knowing the reason for anger and unhappiness, find
the appropriate solution, and give the right guidance by improving the ability.
To teach children the importance of
happiness, they can keep children happy by telling them stories of moral
values, by helping each other, by doing yoga and other academic activities. It
was seen in the children that if they get disappointed on something very soon,
then they will have to explain with patience by giving them time to know the
situation and their abilities.
A few days ago, Vikram, a student in
the class, arrives without tiffin. He was sitting in seclusion during lunch and
was very unhappy. When I asked him why did not bring food today. At first, he
ignored it but after much effort told him that his mother was ill, so he could
not cook any food and did not bring it. Then the other students in the class
made him sit near him and fed him and also heard his problems. Then they went
to play together.
At that time he forgot all his
troubles and started playing happily. In this way, we can understand the
problems of children and do them with little happiness.
Urmila Rathore
The Fabindia School, Bali
ure4fab@gmail.com
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