A blog ‘My Journey To Storybooks’ narrates a journey of standard IX student Palak Khatira “Books are our best friends” This proverb was just nonsense to me till a few months ago. My mother often told me to read books and I always used to put it off or procrastinate. When she forced me a…
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दर वर्षी प्रमाणे जूनला शाळा सुरु झाल्या बरोबर जुलै महिन्यात फुटबॉल स्पर्धा आणि चेस स्पर्धा ठेवण्यात आल्या. ह्या वर्षी प्रथमच शाळेने चेससाठी सिलेक्शन ठेवले. फुटबॉल स्पर्धा २०१९-२० आढावा दिनांक – ७/७/२०१९ ठिकाण – एन.इ.एस स्कूल चे टर्फ ग्राउंड मुलुंड निअर स्वप्ननगरी वेळ – सकाळी ९:०० ते दुपारी १:०० वाजे पर्यंत इंटर हाऊस फुटबॉल मैच सौ.स्नेहा…
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I had to teach an EVS lesson, “Historic Period” to my std. V students in the last month of the second term. As this was an information heavy lesson, I felt compelled to make it more interesting for students. I knew that students’ involvement would make it more interactive and they’d be more interested to…
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After attending teacher workshops by CEQUE and The Teacher Foundation regarding different teaching strategies, my way of teaching has changed to a large extent. I understood the impact of collaborative learning and activity in the classroom. I can see my student’s involvement and active participation in class which often leaves me pleasantly surprised and astonished.…
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Heraclitus had once rightly said, “The only constant in life is change.” No sphere of life has remained untouched by change and so does our education system. The transition from rote and teacher oriented learning to children oriented learning is a testimony of the rising standard of our education system. Being a teacher I personally…
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Birth of a story was an exhibition organized for std. VI on 6th of October, 2018 at Sharon English High School. This exhibition was one of its kinds as the exhibits were the work of the std. VI students, showing various steps involved in creating an interesting story. It is said that behind every successful…
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After attending a few seminars on active and collaborative learning, I started introducing some collaborative activities in my classroom teaching to foster collaboration among students. Initially, I faced many challenges while organizing collaborative activities. I wasn’t sure how to design appropriate group tasks or how to create groups. Most importantly, I worried about managing class…
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“A daughter’s treasure is her mother, a mother’s sense of life is her daughter.” With this fervour we started the workshop on ‘Mother-Daughter Hygiene’. This programme was organised in our school by ‘Proctor & Gamble’ for class VII girls on the topic of menstrual hygiene.The resource person Ms. Priya, executed the session in three parts.…
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Why the Reading Program….? The more that you read The more things you will know The more that you learn The more places you will go – Dr. Seuss This well-known quote by world-renowned children’s author Dr Seuss is an accurate summation of what the Reading Program believes and stands for. Reading opens doors…
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Doing an “activity” in a class of sixty is quite challenging for us as teachers. Activities come with their own set of issues like classroom management, space constraints, resource crunch and most importantly, time management. Despite these roadblocks, we, the class teachers of std. V decided to conduct the first formative assessments using an activity…
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