Friday, 4 September 2015

A TRIBUTE TO THE TEACHERS WHO FOSTERED ME FOR WHAT I AM NOW !!!!!!!

The average teacher explains complexity; the gifted teacher reveals simplicity.” ― ROBERT BRAULT.....

My Dearest School Teacher Sister Jenova Mary

Dedicating this very special day to my utmost loving teachers Mohan Ramanan sir, Sr Jenova Mary, Sindhu Ma'am n all those who made me a mark and role in my life. I am utmost glad after talking to my dearest Mohan sir in the mng. I just cant express my feelings after talking to you,sir - your influence and inspiration as an ideal teacher, HCU Dean and above all like a caring grandpa heart emoticon heart emoticon heart emoticon .Thank you so much for ur words of positive energy and determination and wishes...Really glad after talking to my guide Bhoomika Ma'am whose sincere words only make me go amidst all the cultural and regional and religious disparities here and only my Anakha Ajith(meenukutty) n Kavita Jewaria know how I survive in this Bandarsindri village..Last but not the least, my dearest Arpana Ma'am who scolds and encourages me the most in CURAJ campus n someone who is like my Sindhu Ma'am r Girija Ma'am- A teacher whom I respect for the way she is..( even my dearest junior Kamini also shares the same view about her♥ heart emoticon .
Dr Bhumika Sharma,my Research guide cum mentor

Many teachers have taught and created many images in my life but some deserve a special mention inspite of race,religion,category, caste and they taught me not to confine to the prescribed books and go ahead "to strive, to seek and find " something new" and marks never determine our future instead the knowledge, content, how we perceive and make better use of them by implementing in real life.... Special mention to dear Abdul Azeez sir for expounding everything with the touch of my home state cum vernacular language and for teaching me "the culture of silence " which is the dire need of the hour in this campus especially as a Malayali and above all the so- called badge of "South Indian" as if like South African. My dearest Pallavi Tak ma'am for her smiling and usual inspiring face and really glad to share some moments with you and today's morning chat made me happy like anything and conveyed that to my mom n sis as well. Above all Jagdish sir,DP Negi sir, Vijay sir and Atiq sir for considering me more r less a part f their MSW dept and for giving me much opportunities to improve and prove myself. I am truly grateful.....wishing you all a very Great  and Memorable Teachers day.
When education and teaching are relegated to the  mere status of "praising and pleasing " the powerful authorities forgetting the dharma of a Guru-- The one who leads us from the dark and trails us to the light of knowledge, I suspect what the posterity will face as the teachers play a quintessential role in shaping the youth. Even the meaning and role we attribute to teachers undergo radical transformation these days.Still, I expect and conclude with a note of optimism that there will be teachers who strongly uphold the view that their role is not to cut down jungles but to irrigate deserts.Looking forward to see my mother India brimming with such loyal and ideal teachers who can be called the real "makers of the society"
My Days as a college Guest Lecturer 

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