Teaching is sharing knowledge and inspiring minds. A good teacher guides, supports and encourages students to learn, grow and reach their full potential with patience, passion and understanding. An ideal teacher's behavior typically includes - Empathy in teaching fosters emotional connection, undersRead more
Teaching is sharing knowledge and inspiring minds. A good teacher guides, supports and encourages students to learn, grow and reach their full potential with patience, passion and understanding.
An ideal teacher’s behavior typically includes –
- Empathy in teaching fosters emotional connection, understanding and support creating a safe and inclusive learning environment instantly.
- Patience in teaching allows for calm guidance repeated instruction and individualized support promoting student confidence and growth.
- Passion in teaching ignites enthusiasm, motivates learners and inspires curiosity making complex concepts engaging and meaningful instantly.
- Adaptability in teaching enables flexible instruction accommodating diverse learning styles, needs and pace, ensuring inclusive student success.
- Active listening in teaching engages students, clarifies understanding and addresses concerns fostering trust, rapport and effective communication.
- Clear communication in teaching conveys concise, organized instruction ensuring students understand and engage with the material effectively.
- Fairness in teaching ensures equal treatment, opportunities and respect for all students promoting trust and inclusive learning.
- Supportiveness in teaching provides encouragement, guidance and resources empowering students to overcome challenges and reach their potential.
- Flexibility in teaching allows adjustments to lessons accommodating diverse needs, learning styles and pace, enhancing student success.
- Continuous learning in teaching updates subject knowledge, methodologies and technology ensuring educators stay current and inspire innovation.
Teaching faces numerous challenges including classroom management, diverse learning needs and limited resources. Despite these obstacles dedicated teachers persevere adapting and innovating to provide quality education and inspire future generations.
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The Scam of Students: NEET 2024 The NEET Scam of 2024 raises the most neglected factors which are present in our country. From NEET exam,we generally expect that aspirants will have a fair and equal chance to get admissions in top notch institutes of India but NEET 2024 raises several ethical concerRead more
The Scam of Students: NEET 2024
The NEET Scam of 2024 raises the most neglected factors which are present in our country. From NEET exam,we generally expect that aspirants will have a fair and equal chance to get admissions in top notch institutes of India but NEET 2024 raises several ethical concerns or as I can say issues.
The issues are:
1. Equality: Those who can afford to cheat exam or buy examiners,centres or equipments are scoring high score which were not able to score in last 5-6 years. There was a time in 2016 where an aspirant (General category) with a score of 650 was securing a seat in Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Medical College (MAMC) but nowadays an aspirant needs around 690-700 for admission in MAMC through general category. So,you can see the difference in 8 years.
2. Corruption and Bribery: This is one thing that can not be completely eradicated in any means. It will stay forever. There will be someone present in the sector where who will take bribery for exam,answer sheet,etc.
3. Impact on Mental Health: The genuine students who prepare for the exam are exploited. It takes toll on the mental state of the students. Sometimes, they take a step which completely destroys them and their family.
But what are the steps or ideas which can be taken to stop this all nonsense?
From my side,there are some measures which can be taken for consideration to stop this nonsense:
1. Upgrade Surveillance System
2. Stricter punishment of malpractice
3. Awareness campaigns for students about punishments for cheating
4. Proper admission criteria
5. Complete transparency in cutoffs and admission process
6. Counselling and psychological support for the students
Now what should we do so that genuine students do not suffer?
We can do this:
1. Providing complete resources for underprivileged students
2. Increase the financial aid and scholarships for the students
3. Complete investigation of the complaints
4. Timely answer them and give them the preference for allocation of seats
I don’t know if there will be any change in the coming time regarding this in our country about this issue but I certainly hope so there will be a time when the entire system will be changed and our future aspirants will get a proper and fair chance for their future because if they succeed in their life then our nation will succeed in the world.
Thank you for reading this. I hope you have a great day.
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