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Conversation with Noble Vashisht, Science Teacher at Saupin’s School, Chandigarh: “Excessive Focus on Grades Leads to a Culture of Competition”

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Conversation with Noble Vashisht conducted by Harit Khattar, a class 11 student of Bhavan Vidyalaya, Chandigarh, and Emerging Leader with NoticeBard.

I am Noble, a devoted science teacher with an unwavering passion for igniting the flames of curiosity and knowledge in young minds. With 40 enriching years of experience as a beacon of education, I have dedicated my life to nurturing the scientific spirit within my students.

As a science educator, I firmly believe in the transformative power of education. My journey has been one of constant exploration, both for myself and for those under my guidance. Through hands-on experiments, captivating demonstrations, and insightful discussions, I strive to make the world of science come alive in my classroom.

My goal is not just to impart facts, but to instill a deep understanding of the fundamental principles that govern our universe.

I am a qualified science teacher, having done my M. Phil., M. Sc. Zoology (Hons School), B. Ed. I have worked with esteemed institutions like Bhavan Vidyalaya, Vivek High School and Saupin’s School, all in Chandigarh. My total experience is approximately 15 years.

My mother has retired as a teacher. The way she conducted herself and the respect, love and affection she earned from her students motivated me. Moreover, the difference a teacher can make to the lives of her students is immeasurable. I became a teacher as I love to interact with the students.

Minimum qualification is a graduation degree and a degree in education.

The policies made by the people who have not themselves experienced what a teacher faces.

I establish clear and consistent rules, expectations, and routines from the very beginning of the school year. I use positive reinforcement techniques such as praise, rewards, and recognition to encourage desired behaviour.

The spark in my student’s eyes keeps me motivated. The thought that I am making a difference in their life is very encouraging.

Reducing screen time and helping the younger generation strike a healthier balance between their virtual and real-world experiences is indeed important. Have open and non-judgmental conversations about the importance of balancing screen time.

Discuss the potential negative effects of excessive screen use on physical and mental well-being. Encourage participation in outdoor and physical activities that don’t involve screens. Sports, hobbies, and simply spending time in nature can help reduce reliance on screens.

Addressing stress and depression in young children requires a multifaceted approach that involves parents, educators, mental health professionals, and the children themselves. Educate parents, teachers, and children about the signs and symptoms of stress and depression in children.

This awareness can lead to early intervention. Introduce mental health and emotional well-being programs in schools. These programs can teach children coping skills, emotional regulation, and stress management techniques.

Create a supportive environment. Encourage open communication and provide opportunities for children to express their emotions.

Online education offers flexibility in terms of when and where learning takes place. Students can access materials and lectures at their convenience, allowing for better integration with other responsibilities.

Online education can lack the interpersonal interactions that are present in traditional classrooms. This can affect social skills, networking opportunities, and collaborative learning experiences.

Establish a classroom or home environment that is rich in books, magazines, and other reading materials. Make them easily accessible to students. Demonstrate your enthusiasm for reading and writing. Share your favourite books, articles, or writing experiences with students to inspire them.

Engage students in collaborative writing projects, such as creating a class story or newsletter. This promotes teamwork and peer learning.

Teachers play a vital and multifaceted role in the growth of students and the development of a country. Their influence extends beyond imparting knowledge and encompasses shaping values, skills, attitudes, and the overall trajectory of individuals and society. Here’s an overview of the roles teachers play:

The education system in India has several challenges and drawbacks that have been identified over the years. Some of the key issues include:

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