"School is a temple of learning." Does this adage hold relevance even today? Today, when technology has completely altered the way the world functions, with the internet taking the planet by storm, can we still stay that schools are irreplaceable?
Moreover, the coaching culture is also blooming manifold. Students are all the more interested in bunk schools now like never before.
So, time to say "Goodbye" to those old golden school days we cheri
"School is a temple of learning." Does this adage hold relevance even today? Today, when technology has completely altered the way the world functions, with the internet taking the planet by storm, can we still stay that schools are irreplaceable?
Moreover, the coaching culture is also blooming manifold. Students are all the more interested in bunk schools now like never before.
So, time to say "Goodbye" to those old golden school days we cherished?
Well, the answer is "NO". I can confidently say so because of my journey in Seth Anandram Jaipuria School, Lucknow.
The journey cannot be better. The credit goes to the dynamic headteacher, Ma'am Poonam Kochitty.
My own school life has been a traumatic one. However, under the able guidance of my Principal, I have indeed got a chance to relive my school days.
Today people consider an IAS, doctor, engineer etc as their dream profession. However, my dream was to be a Special Educator. I believe that "Disability is not Inability." and it is disabled thinking which is highly contagious.
I joined here as a Special Educator.
This book is an endeavour to recapitulate all my fond memories in this school.
As it is said, time elapses while memories remain forever. There will be a day when Ma'am Kochitty and I will no longer be working together.However, I want our bond should remain forever.
To make our association everlasting, I am penning down some of the best days of my life, coupled with a lot of learning and fun.
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