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Effects of Prolonged Online Classes

  Since last two years, world has been badly struck by pandemic caused due to novel corona virus, which made people of all ages technology efficient, but the most affected by this concept of wfh (work from home) is the young generation, may it be toddlers who were about to start their play schools or formal education through schools or primary & middle school children. In fact, many studies have been published showing behavioural changes in adolescents as well.  Online learning has helped students to become independent learners before they see the world with their own vision and make their way into the real world. Students have got opportunities to  explore new learning applications and platforms along with their classes , which helped them to develop new skills and capabilities accelerating their growth trajectory. Over the period of time, some of them have developed self- discipline and are able to accommodate the situations on their own even when they have working ...

Educational Spirituality

  The term ‘Education’ refers to  the discipline that is truly and purely concerned with the methods or methodology of teaching and learning in the formal schools or school-like environments , as opposed to various informal and non-formal means of socialization. Whereas, Spirituality is the  identification of a feeling/ belief/ sense that there is something in this material world greater and more important than oneself , something more to being human and serving our relations than sensory experience around us, and that the greater whole of which we are part is divine or cosmic in nature. It is essential to have an opening of the heart to have true spirituality. We human beings are born with a god gift or natural inbound capacity for spirituality, which is an integral area of the development of the race. Spirituality initiates and builds a base for a young individual’s intellectual, emotional, moral, social , and physical development. There are some studies which have...
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Preserving Tradition & Ethics Gradually, a shift can be seen in the moral and ethical values that are being passed on to the next generation. Youth wish to opt for western culture instead of Indian Tradition and ethical values. There are many reasons for this shift, as this change is noticeable, must act as a trigger for better building of our future generations, because one gets attracted towards an easy path, may it have repercussions later. Indian tradition and ethical values are eternally rich and can be followed easily just with its understanding. The holistic and rich Indian tradition has always presented the dignity of human race and its right to live in a respectful and dignified manner. The rich values and ethics that once existed in India are now gradually disappearing from the era but Indian traditions are being copied and followed by the Western countries in their social welfare and organizational conduct. Busy and Working life of parents can be considered as the bigges...

Life is a Struggle

“Every Struggle in your life has shaped you into a person you are today. Be thankful to hard times, they can only make you stronger” Struggle is an apt synonym for the word ‘Life’. To begin with, a child and his mother struggle for their life at the time of his birth. Gradually the child enters the different phases of life and struggles further to enter the next phase in a sound manner. Childhood Struggle- Initially it begins when a child grows and learns the basics of life of speaking, walking, eating and the list is endless, for this reason only it is always said that our mothers are our first teachers. The clay is soft and can be moulded anyways, and struggle begins when the child is left with maids or servants in a nuclear family. Then we go on blaming the society or trends, without realising that we ourselves are setting the benchmarks. Struggle at teenage- The biggest struggle at this stage is to match our wavelength with our parents and teachers, as at this age they are...