The traditional education system has often undervalued the role of textbooks in fostering creativity and critical thinking. Schools have historically prioritized rote learning and standardized testing, inadvertently relegating the potential of textbooks to inspire creativity. …

The phrase “Do What I Say” has been a traditional approach used by teachers and adults to instruct and guide millennials. It implies a one-way communication, where authority figures dictate tasks, rules, and expectations. However, in today’s rapidly evolving world, where millennials possess unique characteristics and learning preferences, it is…

From Obedience to Co-Learning In traditional educational systems, students have long been expected to obediently follow the instructions of their teachers without question. This practice, prevalent in schools across India, often creates a defensive environment that hinders the true essence of the learning process. However, in today’s world, the role…

As I was rambling through my garden in the golden hours I Witnessed the new sprouts coming through, buds popping of their stems, the leaves shakes their hands with newly blossomed flowers . …

As a 37-year-old male, I’ve come to realize that the best relationships are built on a foundation of comfort, especially in those moments of serene silence. …

In today’s fast-paced world, the allure of travel has captivated the hearts of many, especially the Gen Z generation. However, it is important to distinguish between being a mere tourist and a true traveler. …

Throughout history, the act of sharing has been deeply ingrained in human nature. Whether through verbal communication or digital means, sharing experiences, knowledge, and stories has been an integral part of our social structure. From the early days of humanity to the modern era of social networks, the impulse to…

In the past, professions such as medicine and engineering required individuals to undergo extensive and specialized training that followed a linear path. For instance, aspiring doctors had to complete several years of medical school followed by residency programs to become fully qualified physicians. …

In today’s fast-paced world, where productivity and efficiency are highly valued, procrastination has gained a negative reputation. It is often seen as a hindrance to progress and success. However, I propose a different perspective on procrastination — one that suggests it can be harnessed as a tool for emotional balance…