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    How Parents can help in adapting 21 st  century skills? By Rachit Jain (P.G.T Chemistry) The 21st century is an era of new dimensions, new openings, endless opportunities, and insane innovations, which have brought a massive shift in the education system. To flourish in this world, survival tactics alone will not be enough, children need special skills, which must be taught and nurtured from a very early stage. The traditional way of education will equip kids to survive in the world, but the 21st century demands special skills which will equip them to master every aspect of life, from life skills to digital skills to face the challenges of uncertain probabilities the future holds. Schools play a vital part in teaching kids these crucial 21st-century skills. Schools strive to impart these skills to children through relevant learning & teaching programs. It is also the role of parents to teach kids these essential skills in support of the school, as they a...

     Vocational Education Vocational Education is the education that prepares students with skills that make them employable for certain specific jobs. Traditionally vocational education was looked at in fields such as artisans, craftsmen, mechanics, technicians, etc. Industrial Training Institute (ITI) was one of the pioneer institutes for vocational education. In today’s era, vocational courses have evolved. Demand for vocational training has increased for job-oriented areas such as Physiotherapy, Digital Marketing, Beautician, Photography, Animation, Fashion Design, Hotel Management, etc. The key characteristic of such courses is that they are designed with specific job roles in mind. Vocational schools such as ITI were typically seen as standalone institutions awarding diplomas or degrees. Students used to typically pursue such vocational courses post finishing school. However, in recent times, companies have expressed an increasing inclination to recruit human res...

  KEEPING KID’S SKILL SHARP OVER THE SUMMER Introduction Summer vacations are loved by children. They eagerly wait for it to take a break from their academic schedule and to spend relaxed time at home. While this is the general sentiment, not doing any activity during vacation might make the holidays listless and boring. This is where parents come in and they should guide their children to involve them in constructive and educative activities. There are a few things that parents can do to keep their children engaged during vacation in meaningful activities. Establish and maintain a summer routine During summer break, many families get lax on the structure of their days. This works out okay for some, but for families of children with special needs, maintaining a routine during the summer can be vital to ensuring skills learned during the school year is maintained. Consistency and routine provide a sense of stability, which is especially important for children who thrive in structure...

   Unveiling Passion: A Journey of Self-Discovery for Students In the quest for academic excellence and career success, one often hears the advice, "Follow your passion." But what if you're not quite sure what that passion is? For many students, identifying their true passion can be a daunting task, akin to navigating a maze without a map. However, it's a journey well worth undertaking, as discovering one's passion can lead to a fulfilling and purpose-driven life. So, how do students find out what their passion is? Let's embark on this exploration together. Understanding Passion  Before diving into the methods of discovering passion, it's  crucial to understand what passion truly means. Passion is more than just a fleeting interest or a passing hobby; it's a deep, enduring enthusiasm for something that energizes and motivates us. It's what makes us lose track of time, immerse ourselves completely, and feel alive. Passion is often associated with a ...