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A Tribute to my Profession

Three decades of teaching as a profession which was indeed a passion from my childhood days to this very year when I am in the threshold of 52. Even to this day whenever I look into a student's eye; I behold a lovely human-being who silently pleads: me too; entrusted in your care. I know not whether you care or not.
              I've always loved them unconditionally. Never had a tiff with them nor found them unruly or awful.
                To this day of my professional life all the credit of my teaching goes sincerely to my teacher's who were so noble, simple and elegant.
                   Out of my experience I've come to understand that the impeccable wisdom and a very practical attitude of a teacher can be of immense effect on a student.
                    A teacher who is free of ego, free of any type of religious fanaticism, who has reached the height to overlook the consciousness of one's own self,toppled with educational excellence is definitely the chosen one. Teaching never becomes a task then for the taught and the one who teaches. It becomes just an energised flow.
                I only wish and pray that the good lord would increase the scribe of Great teachers.

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  1. akshathaJanuary 21, 2017 at 11:10 PM

    Aunty,if there is one person I've always loved since I was a child it is you. You have always been a great inspiration for me and though I was not your student in class, you are my Teacher in Life and taught and inspired in many ways.

    #KeepInspiring��

    Akshatha ...

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  2. lavender huesJanuary 23, 2017 at 2:02 AM

    Thankyou dear Akshatha

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