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Why the Pakistani Teachers Not Allowed to Teach in The Classroom? Panic Secret

Why the Pakistani Teachers Not Allowed to Teach in The Classroom? Panic Secret

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For the past 14 years, I have been teaching and managing a government school. If I had to sum up my experience over those years in one sentence, it would be — the government intentionally ignores educating the nation and keep engaging the teachers in the non-academic task. I Wish Every Parent Knew This- Dr. Afzal Badshah Unfortunately, I have witnessed heartbreaking stories about children and parents. Pakistani society is deeply divided, with each group separated from the others. The stack holders want…

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Fostering a Language of Love in Children

Fostering a Language of Love in Children

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You’ve probably heard the term “one-sided love,” but “one-sided talk” may be unfamiliar to you- Children Upbringing I Wish Every Parent Knew This- Dr. Afzal Badshah The first one-sided talks are far sweeter and more intimate than the first one-sided love. When you first hold your baby and share your love, exhaustion, and pain with them, the same emotions float through your eyes as gratitude. The child looks at you blankly. After a few months, they respond with a smile, a…

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Setting Healthy Boundaries for Children: Discover the Myths

Setting Healthy Boundaries for Children: Discover the Myths

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By setting clear and consistent boundaries, parents can help their children develop self-discipline and self-control. I have noticed that most parents don’t have control over their children. I see many children, some of whom are still in primary or elementary school, walking the streets at night. This shows that they are not restricted by their parents and are unaware of any limits. Clear Expectations Setting clear expectations and boundaries for children is essential for positive parenting. The first step in…

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The Absent Teacher: Shocking Results of Gentleness

The Absent Teacher: Shocking Results of Gentleness

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While running institutions, gentleness is necessary, but the results of gentleness can be very dangerous and dire It has been raining all night during the winter and the clouds are still pouring in the morning. It was already cold, but the continuous rain made it even colder. My house is located on a rough, unpaved road, and getting to school on rainy days is a challenge. I take an umbrella to avoid the rain, but it has been found to be…

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Teaching Children How to Deal with Stress and Anxiety

Teaching Children How to Deal with Stress and Anxiety

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As parents, it is important to recognize the signs of stress and anxiety in our children and to provide them with the tools and resources to manage it. The child of a divorced mother was studying in 10th standard at our school. The mother lived in very poor conditions and used to beg to teach her child. One day, the child was verbally abused in the house and that minor verbal abuse drove the child to commit suicide. The mother, who…

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Tools for Children to Succeed in the 21st Century

Tools for Children to Succeed in the 21st Century

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As technology advances, it is important that children are taught the skills they need to be successful in the modern world. When I was a child, my mother used to tell me that my relatives could do hard physical labour like climbing mountains for firewood or harvesting crops, but I couldn’t. I was in the village with my mother at the time, and physical labour was regarded as a skill and perfection. Those who could harvest crops and climb mountains were…

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Teaching Children About Drug Addiction: The Curse

Teaching Children About Drug Addiction: The Curse

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By educating children about the risks of drug addiction, we can help them understand the consequences of their actions and make informed decisions about their health and well-being.. Addiction (to drug) is a disease, not a character flaw. It takes great courage and strength to confront the monster of addiction and try to put it in its place.”  — Demi Lovato One day, students reported that two schoolchildren were unconscious. When they were brought in, they were not in their full senses….

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Conflict Resolution Skills in Children

Conflict Resolution Skills in Children

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Conflict resolution skills teach children how to deal with disagreements and disputes in a positive and constructive manner– Conflict cannot survive without your participation. — Wayne Dyer As a child, there was always a problem at school because the children fought a lot. With few disinterested teachers, the children were not engaged in the class. They would threaten each other and fight in the streets after school time. Sometimes these fights even took place in groups. That was the age of chalkboards,…

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Developing Good Social Skills in Children: An Elder Story

Developing Good Social Skills in Children: An Elder Story

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Social skills assist children in making friends, getting along with others, and succeeding in life It may not have been more than two years ago when I had the opportunity to listen to an elder at a gathering. At that time I was not only well aware of communication skills but also working on them. This old man was an uneducated seventy-year-old who had hardly ever touched a pen in his life. While listening to him, I felt that this elder…

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Fostering Children’s Self-Confidence: Nurture Now to Avoid the Costs of Low Esteem

Fostering Children’s Self-Confidence: Nurture Now to Avoid the Costs of Low Esteem

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As parents, it is our responsibility to work on our children’s self-confidence. By doing so, we can help them to become more confident, resilient, and successful in life– Confidence is not ‘they will like me’. Confidence is ‘I’ll be fine if they don’t’. — Christina Grimmie There are many people around me who don’t have a degree. They have hardly earned a secondary certificate but earn many times more than me. Earning more means that they are living better than me and…

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