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08/10/2015

“Those people who develop the
ability to continuously acquire new
and better forms of knowledge that
they can apply to their work and to
their lives will be the movers and
shakers in our society for the
indefinite future.” – Brian Tracy

08/10/2015

Good Evening Everyone
Finally we have decided to enter Education Industry and save our ancient rich standards of education from degrading due to corporatisation and selfish interests of some persons.Today our children are lacking morals,ethics and the necessary foundation required to face high level of competition in today's world.It is all due to the selfish interests of persons for whom money matters more than a child's career.We will look into person's career from ambition till achievements. We have developed appropriate and effective pedagogical tools, learning/skills management system and career assessment technology, helpful in all round development of a child and improving chances of success in life.
In our first stage we are providing home tutor services in Jodhpur and Pali districts of Rajasthan for all classes ,all subjects for any Board alongwith FOR THE FIRST TIME AN INSTITUTE IS PROVIDING ONE TO ONE TUTOR FOR ALL TYPE OF COMPETITION EXAMS BE IT IIT Entrance,MEDICAL Entrance,SSC Exams,BANK Exams and GATE Entrance and thats too with affordable price So there is no need now to send your child to coaching classes charging Exorbitant prices and no individual attention.
With all of your blessings we hope that we will achieve our goal of Empowering Education.

08/10/2015

India’s education system seems to be reflecting the symptoms of perversion of education standards. What looks extremely awkward and worsens the situation is that we’re not doing anything about it but play the paralyzed onlooker. Even though many educational reforms are introduced by the government to upgrade the level of higher education, nothing worthwhile has come out till date.

Unlike how the traditional approach of the country always did it, we’re now following the mass production rule wherein 25% of our total population is still illiterate; only 15% reach high school, and just 7% graduate. The quality of education, whether at primary or higher education level, is significantly poor as compared to major developing nations. As show the stats till 2008, total seats our UG level institutions had could accommodate about 7% of college-age population only. The worse, around 25% of teachers’ posts were vacant and 57% of college professors lacked either a master's or PhD degree. After this stage, however, we have registered slight improvement on that scenario.

Most of our institutes, educational organizations remain short of faculty and facilities. They don’t normally meet the norms set by our regulatory authorities, which, obviously, affects the quality of education. Then education system In India is not fully based on merit. It relies more on caste-based reservation policy. 50% reservations are always there in our colleges and universities. Andhra Pradesh, with minimum 83.33% reservations as on 2012, is the biggest Indian state in terms of reservation quota.

Let’s analyze how fair or unfair is what schools are doing today. Does the teaching technique we follow instill moral traits essential for elegant and happy living inside young minds? Or they just train us how to participate in unhealthy competition for power and money! Nothing would be as bad and unfortunate as all of us (young people, especially!) joining this blind race leading almost nowhere.

One of the miscellaneous factors responsible for degradation of education standards in India is carelessness while appointing teachers and giving them the responsibility of teaching. This mainly is a problem with private institutes. Very often we see them hire freshly passed out engineers etc. to teach starting batches. What logics after all we can put to justify such decisions and how. Though there is nothing bad in giving freshers a chance to launch them, still quality can’t be compromised - no, not at all. Qualification, experience and expertise matter for a teacher, actually.

Today, in such a situation, we need to have and maintain an education system which is a perfect balance of knowledge, skills, ethics, values and even more importantly, common sense. A system which relies more on quality and proves to be capable of realizing the dream of culture-opulent education our ancestors saw years back.

Why we need to emphasize the need of experienced teachers to upgrade education, higher education especially, is because it’s somewhere about generations to come. They’ll have to educate their successors and they would pass on to them, of course, what we give them now. Now it can be easily understood why it is utterly essential for them to keep in reserve the essence of higher education, that too qualitative, bequeathed to them by the right people, at the right time.

To conclude, this is “it is money and power that decides happiness and success in life” type of thinking that can ruin the thing here in that case. We often see young people dropping higher education to earn and then lead ordinary life throughout life. Though it is money we take education, run and work for, still it is not the only motive. All such decisions we take are pure selfishness. A country can grow with the growth of education only and it is essential to maintain the level of higher education for this to happen.

It is even more important to mention that our educational think-tank seems to be going completely illogical while promoting the need of more and more education centres, private or government. Opening too much colleges and schools won’t help in raising the standard of education, but we ought to first generate quality, reward creativity, and beget originality in thoughts to encourage innovation.

08/10/2015

In-home tutoring is a form of tutoring that occurs in the home. Tutoring is receiving guidance or instruction by a tutor. Most often the tutoring relates to an academic subject or test preparation. This is in contrast to tutoring centers or tutoring provided through after-school programs. The service most often involves one-on-one attention provided to the pupil; otherwise, is called small group tuition, in which the tutor and a small number of pupils gather at one of their homes for tutoring.

08/10/2015

08/10/2015

What did you learn in school today?

What did you learn in school today,

Dear little boy of mine?

What did you learn in school today,

Dear little boy of mine?

I learned that Delhi never told a lie,

I learned that soldiers seldom die.

I learned that everybody’s free,

That’s what the teacher said to me,

And that is what I learned in school today,

That is what I learned in school.

What did you learn in school today,

Dear little boy of mine?

What did you learn in school today,

Dear little boy of mine?

I learned that policemen are my friends,

I learned that justice never ends,

I learned that murderers die for their crimes,

Even if we make a mistake sometimes,

And that is what I learned in school today,

That is what I learned in school.

What did you learn in school today,

Dear little boy of mine?

What did you learn in school today,

Dear little boy of mine?

I learned our government must be strong,

It’s always right and never wrong,

Our leaders are the finest men,

And we elect them again and again,

And that is what I learned in school today,

That is what I learned in school.

What did you learn in school today,

Dear little boy of mine?

What did you learn in school today,

Dear little boy of mine?

I learned that war is not so bad,

I learned about the great ones we have had,

We fought with Pakistan Thrice,

And someday I might get my chance,

And that is what I learned in school today,

That is what I learned in school.

08/10/2015