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Education : Every Student is ?Uniquely Talented?

Education has always been a serious concern to scrutinise young minds for perfection. Creative and quality education has always been a challenge but not an impossible task.

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May 22, 2017, 02:40 pm IST
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‘Pratibha Nurturing Brilliance Programme’ engages little brains in development activities making them self-reliant, knowledgeable and self-empowered

Education has always been a serious concern to scrutinise young minds for perfection. Creative and quality education has always been a challenge but not an impossible task. A need for classified and categorised education having a career-oriented goal is in heavy demand. But unfortunately this type of knowledge is limited to only a privileged group.
We call students as the “Future of India” and we believe that our “Nation’s pride is hidden in these small minds” studying in schools. It would indeed be downright worthy, and even considerable to assist and guide these little minds, understand their skills and make them  learn moral, social and professional values that would help them  to live a respectable life in the society with no discrimination.   
Our belief is that every student is “uniquely talented” and there is a need to figure out his or her unique skills right from lower classes and provide him guidance rather vital resources to help him utilise his skills. Study finds out that little brains are proactive and adaptive to what they learn. Hence a “quality driving education pattern” as well as “making a student turning into a perfect human being” is necessary before these small minds fly uncontrolled. We wish to see every student living his own life as a healthy Indian and a sound professional. “A talent if not utilised gets crapped by itself” and this leads to a negative approach towards life. Unprivileged and dishonoured mass is negatively motivated and gets attracted towards anti-social elements; as a result, we see juveniles get involved in anti-social activities  There  is an urgent need  to secure and hold these small hands and guide them to shape their life with perfection before their hands are dipped deep into the mud of negative activities.
The core need is to engage little brains into development activities making them self-reliant, knowledgeable, self-empowered and adaptive for social survival.
‘Pratibha Nurturing Brilliance Programme’ is a collection of vivid topics and activities which help students to understand the responsibilities which they have to perform as a citizen and face the challenges of the world.
Along with the class wise course contents  the Programme consists of many social aspects and knowledge that  every student must learn and understand, teaching students about  social and moral issues and telling them about their own surrounding is  what the Programme  has tried to
inculcate in the students through its sessions.      — Organiser Bureau

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