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POWER OF WORDS

Title: The Tale of Two Jars – A Classroom Experiment on Affirmations By: A Teacher Who Believes in the Power of Words It was the beginning of a new term after the summer vacations, and like every teacher, I was searching for a way to make my students believe in the power of their thoughts and words. Many of my Students often said things like, “I’m not smart,” "I am not able to solve this problem" ,“I can’t do this,” or “I’m just unlucky.” These weren’t just words—they were seeds being planted in young minds, and I knew I had to show them what those seeds could grow into. That’s when I remembered the Rice Experiment by Dr. Masaru Emoto. I introduced the idea to my Grade 3 students during our Class Teacher period(CTP) “We’re going to speak to rice,” I said. Laughter erupted. One curious boy raised his hand, “You mean like talk to it like a friend?” “Yes,” I smiled, “like a friend. And you’ll see how powerful your words are.” The Experiment We took two clean jars. Into both, we ...
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Traveling @ Learning

  A few days back I got the opportunity to visit Sabarmati Aasharam , Statue of Unity , ISRO SPACE EXHIBITION CENTRE , Tridev Temple, Akshardham... I feel blessed and at the same time Feel amazed by watching our heritage and Diversity in Culture.. traveling is not only a medium through which it connects two cities , State or Countries but also helps to learn and understand about their culture, language and food they eat and the history behind that. #learnerforlife #sunbeamschoolsarnath #ahemdabad #statueofunity #junglesaffari #travelbolgg

TO CoPy VS Not To CoPy

 The dilemma of whether to copy or not in school is a significant issue for students, particularly when it comes to achieving good marks and grades. In the competitive academic environment that many students find themselves in, the pressure to perform well can sometimes drive them to seek shortcuts, such as copying from peers or using unauthorized resources during exams and assignments . While copying may offer a temporary solution and the illusion of academic success, it comes with significant long-term consequences that can negatively impact a student's academic and personal growth. When students resort to copying, they forgo the chance to genuinely learn the material and develop the skills necessary for their future. In contrast, students who dedicate themselves to their studies, even if it means struggling at times, gain a deeper understanding of the content and improve their critical thinking, problem-solving, and time management abilities. These skills not only help them achi...

DIGITAL FOOTPRINT

 A trail of data left behind while using the internet , whether on purpose or accidentally, is known as a digital footprint.  It consists of: posts on social media Passwords Online acquisitions Internet Protocol addresses websites that were visited Looks conducted Clicked on advertisements Email footprints, which are left behind after sending or receiving emails, can also be considered a type of digital footprint. Digital traces may be either inactive or active. Websites that gather information about a user's online activities without the user's knowledge are said to leave a passive digital footprint. Websites may, for instance, store a user's browsing history or IP address. Additional categories of digital traces consist of: a favorable digital footprint adverse digital footprint An individual's internet reputation can be seen in their digital footprint. HERE I HAVE ATTACHED A LINK FROM WHERE U CAN TRACK UR DIGITAL FOOTPRINT https://saymineapp.com HERE U HAVE TO LO...

School ! A new Vision

  A School serves as a multifaceted institution that contributes to the holistic development of individuals and prepares them for active participation in society. Here are several key aspects that define a school's purpose: Education and Learning: The primary purpose of a school is to provide education and facilitate learning. Students attend school to acquire knowledge, skills, and competencies in various subjects. Socialization: School is a place where students interact with peers, form friendships, and learn social skills. It is an environment where they engage with a diverse community, promoting tolerance and understanding. Preparation for the Future: Schools aim to prepare students for future challenges, both in higher education and the workforce. They equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary for success in their chosen paths. Cultural and Civic Education: Schools contribute to cultural literacy and civic education. Students learn about their own culture, hi...

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