Educational Blog

  The beauty of life is that it keeps teaching us in all phases of life, therefore, it becomes mandatory to never stop learning till we are alive. As long as we are alive, we are going to learn something new every single day. Without learning you can never be a leader, your approach will stagnate, it takes efforts to come out of your comfort zone, but you will find yourself more comfortable leading when you are continuously learning. Learning keeps your mind engaged and active. It helps you to understand the perspectives of different individuals around you. Learning stimulates your brain cells and helps you gain new experience, keeps your neural path active and thus keep you healthy. Self-improvement and personal growth is the key to living a successful and fulfilling life. For experiencing new, unique things, and achieving a successful career you never have to stop learning. Learning affects the life of an individual in many other indirect ways. These include; ·  ...

  Co-curricular activities play an important role in an individual life especially students. It helps to enhance the learning process, stimulates creative thought, and builds personality, social, moral, and intellectual skills in students. These activities complement regular curriculum activities. Co-curricular activities include activities like reading newspaper, musical performances, dancing, singing, art shows, plays, participation in sports events, learning foreign languages, debates, participating in the quiz, robotics, engineering teams, and contests. Nowadays pressure of academic excellence has made children lose interest in hobbies and other co-curricular activities. The entire focus of a child is primarily on scoring high grades to secure a child’s future professionally. Parents and educators are not encouraging the child to pursue their passions. Co-curricular activities are equally important that blossoms a child personality and inculcate real-world skills in them. R...

“We have to be angry with the right person to the right degree and at the right time and for the right purposes and in the right the way” ~ Aristotle   Due to the well-known social norms and popular culture, anger is often related to aggression and violence and has attained a negative reputation as compared to other emotions like happiness, hope, and enthusiasm. But anger is totally natural and generally a healthy emotion. Anger is generated when we face obstacles that block our needs. It makes us ready to deal with the difficulties in our path by mobilizing resources and becoming attentive thereby removing the obstacles so that we can get whatever we want to be. Anger, good or bad solely depends upon whether we can control our anger or anger controls us. The truth is, there are plenty of instances when we have the right to be angry. The problem, however, arises when anger grows out of proportion. It is then that it hampers our decision-making ability and leads to serious compl...