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Life Script

We began the day with the blessings from the Almighty God. We had Maya ma'am's class where we discussed about the different types of students that can be found in a class and how a teacher must cater to the needs of each and every student.
But I was fascinated by Giby ma'am's class where ma'am taught how prenatal experieces of an unborn child affects his behaviour. Seventy percent of a person's life script is written by the age of 7 and it is upto the child to rewrite his life script from that point onwards. It is the right teachers, parents and a healthy growing environment that enables him/ her to rewrite his life script without any errors. Ma'am talked about few instances from Hitler's autobiography, 'Mein Kampf' and I am looking forward to reading it. It might help me to see him in a different light.

Joju sir did a presentation on 'Role of a Teacher in the Digital Era' and Deepthi introduced us to the Maxims of Learning' during their respective hours.Hope I'll use my time during the weekend productively to complete the given assignments.

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