Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton

Criticism is a outcome of an active and fertile mind. The more it’s busy, the more reactions it will receive.
Your engagements will definitely get all forms of responses. Some good, some bad.
Take them all. It’s better than silence.
Learn to give and receive criticism. Both skills are essential.
When you follow up the new connection, you create an impression that you were genuinely interested in meeting and interacting with them.
A child who has never been allowed to fail grows into an adult who’s terrified of trying. And sadly, they’ll never realise or admit it.
Their focus is helping them process the world around them.
That ‘focus’ becomes more than an academic skill; it nurtures their emotional intelligence.
The big challenge for any teacher of primary classes is to keep the students interested. Getting them to practice what they’ve learnt is the next hurdle. With every year, I’ve innovated and improvised my teaching methods to suit the requirements of my students.
Visible learning is uncomfortable, harsh and often difficult. People notice your mistakes long before they notice your improvements. There’s feedback before appreciation.
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