Schools have reopened, making this an ideal time for school leadership to review measures ensuring the safety and security of children, which should be their foremost duty. Reports of child abuse are alarmingly frequent, understandably raising concerns among parents. What can we do in this situation? First, we must acknowledge […]
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‘A teacher affect eternity. You can never say where their influence stops,’ – Henry Adams Every child holds a promise, and every teacher must be a facilitator or enabler. As schools prepare to reopen after the summer vacation, children might feel that the break was too short, with all their
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Studying at western universities was the privilege of the rich. More often than not, bright students who won scholarships were only able to study abroad. We have heard about Fulbright and Rhodes scholarships. A few such scholarships and fellowships were available, and the brightest ones vied for them. The situation
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Prof. Mathew C Ninan, Director of Little Rock, Brahmavar, UdupiPublished in the Deccan Herald dated February 15, 2023 Private schools are always under scanner. Both parents and the government view them with circumspection, if not outright suspicion. This is not entirely without basis. It is a fact that there are schools
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Prof. Mathew C Ninan, Director of Little Rock, Brahmavar, UdupiPublished in the Deccan Herald dated February 1, 2023 This is not a sudden development. We have had young people go abroad for higher studies and finally settle there. We dubbed it “brain drain” and just ignored it. Some thought it was
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