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As a student, I was a brat and never thought that I would ever get into the shoes of those people who are on the receiving end.
So I became a teacher and have been at the receiving end for the l...mehr sehenAs a student, I was a brat and never thought that I would ever get into the shoes of those people who are on the receiving end.
So I became a teacher and have been at the receiving end for the last thirty years.
According to me, teaching is a profession that promises the most thrilling roller-coaster ride in the world! In one moment, you could feel like a messiah, and just at the turn of a semester, you could feel like a worm. A teacher in her lifetime plays so many roles that a teacher can even challenge the Big B.
But, for me, the greatest high of being a teacher is that this profession endows me with great power; the power to touch and transform lives. But this power brings with it an overwhelming responsibility, and it is this realization that has made me feel that I am a beginner, just starting to learn.
As a teacher, I used to incorporate debate, theater, group discussions, role play, street play, etc., to make sure that students don’t sleep in my class. In other words, I used to experiment with methodology, and it was then that I realized that our assessments do not record behavioral aspects of the students. In other words, changes in methodology and assessments need to be simultaneous.
I never realized that what I was doing was based on a science—neuro-linguistic programming. NLP is a self-development technique developed in the 1970s by Richard Bandler and John Grinder. Its purpose is to help individuals understand and take control of their thought processes and feelings and use them to bring about positive change in their lives and relationships.
By using NLP techniques in education, I have not just an insight into the way the students learn but also developing my own communication with the students and colleagues. Here the communication is not just the words but also your body, your face, your eyes, your breathing pattern, etc. I have realized that the real meaning of communication is the response you get.
Today I see in myself an inquisitive curious learner waiting to discover the wonders this vast world has to offer.weniger sehen
Bücher von Jayashree
You Cannot Choose Your Teachers . . .: Some Learned, Unlearned or Rejected