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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalMr. Jins Thomas M.A, M.Ed works as academic dean for L'ecole Chempaka group of schools. He has worked with some of the most prestigious international schools of India like Good Shepherd International School, Ooty, P. P. Savani Cambridge International School, Surat, Harvest International School, Ludhiana, Kennedy High Hyderabad, Global City International School Bangalore among others. He conducts workshops for teenagers and teachers across India. He is married to Cinimol Joseph, a passionate teacher and researcher. Together with her, he has written quite a few research papers in the field of EdRead More...
Mr. Jins Thomas M.A, M.Ed works as academic dean for L'ecole Chempaka group of schools. He has worked with some of the most prestigious international schools of India like Good Shepherd International School, Ooty, P. P. Savani Cambridge International School, Surat, Harvest International School, Ludhiana, Kennedy High Hyderabad, Global City International School Bangalore among others. He conducts workshops for teenagers and teachers across India. He is married to Cinimol Joseph, a passionate teacher and researcher. Together with her, he has written quite a few research papers in the field of Education. One of their research papers titled ‘School Education Vs Teacher Education: Leader or Follower has been published by 21st Century Publications with ISBN: 978-81-89463-64-9. The couple is blessed with two daughters, Bensitha (12) and Aardhra (9). Author e-mail: jinsthomask@gmail.com
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Squeezed between expectations and the hard realities of everyday life many promising teenagers end up feeling suffocated and depressed. Parents and society, often obsessed with academic performance and accomplishments of children, do not understand what they are going through in school and out of school. This book reveals the process of becoming, finding means and ways to get the best out of school, some of the most effective, time tested and irresistible lear
Squeezed between expectations and the hard realities of everyday life many promising teenagers end up feeling suffocated and depressed. Parents and society, often obsessed with academic performance and accomplishments of children, do not understand what they are going through in school and out of school. This book reveals the process of becoming, finding means and ways to get the best out of school, some of the most effective, time tested and irresistible learning techniques, It also contains a comprehensive list of useful websites for high school and higher secondary school students, strategies for a more powerful vocabulary and much more…
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'A Vade mekum for all youngsters to inspire, reflect advice and guide them throughout their student life. It gives no false hopes, brings you close to yourself and also suggests numerous fun packed learning ways. With a style so effortless, it is hard to put the book down; readers are bound to relate to passages…'
Ms. Arvind Hazuria (ex-administrator, Guru Amardass Public School; Teacher & Girls Hostel superintendent, Harvest International School)
This book will definitely make changes in your thoughts and the way you study. It is not just another learning material; rather, it deals with a more important subject, 'Learning to learn'. You will re-discover the wonderful feeling of being a student. You will be surprised to know how easy it is to learn with the simple and practical techniques this book offers. It is, no doubt, an Indispensable guide to students, parents and teachers alike.
Mr. Sijo M Jose (Principal, ABM- the Techno School& National Director, Skill Resources)
'I happened to see the manuscript of this book on my aunt's table. Just thought of having a quick look and WHAT MUST I SAY…? Returned it the next morning having finished the book.'
Sehaj Arneja (Grade XI student)
'Thirty thousand words; not one unnecessary.'
Reneesh Mathew, (Journalist, Deepika)
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