Thursday, July 28, 2011
SAMARDH
"Samardh" the vocational training center started functioning from 27th July at Rasoolpura.We are introduing assembling, packing, printing, stiching and painting as skill training.. visit the center and encourage the children.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
stepping stone No:4
since the inception of Shraddha we are just trying to extend our services in our own pace and style. The little thoughts which pop up in my mind taken shapes as Saaburi and Sannidhi. I am not boosting that we are perfect but sincere in learning from our mistakes. I am greatful for my family and team, especially Rekha. who can dream along with me, however vague it is.
The new dream which taken up a shape is SAMARDH vocatioanl training and production center, which will be coming up in Rassolpura( our old school building). I want to see every child of mine as productive citizens of the society. We have many plans for this new set up and Almighty will be with us to guide as usual. Wish me and the children while entering the new horizons.
The new dream which taken up a shape is SAMARDH vocatioanl training and production center, which will be coming up in Rassolpura( our old school building). I want to see every child of mine as productive citizens of the society. We have many plans for this new set up and Almighty will be with us to guide as usual. Wish me and the children while entering the new horizons.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
We all want our children to be successful. But we may need to use different criteria to measure success for a child with special needs.Here are some ways to think about what success means for your child, and make it happen.
The goal is progress, not perfection.
Just moving forward is worth something. Improvement in grades, improvement in willingness to do homework, improvement in reading speed, improvement in classroom behavior -- are easier goals if you work along with teacher.You may always hold those perfect goals in your heart, but recognize that doing better from one year to the next is a triumph in its own right.
Create opportunities for success.
Make sure your child spends lots of time doing things he or she is good at. Teach skills in small steps so you can elaborately praise each successful learning experience.A little success can go a long way in improving your child's self esteem and breeding more success.
You don't have to fix everything.
Your child doesn't have to be successful in everything he tries. Every failure is not a signal that you need to prepare more and push harder. Most adults have figured out their own strengths and weaknesses, and make choices based on those. Kids rarely have the same luxury -- they have to go to school whether they favor deskwork or not, they have to acquire basic physical and mental skills whether it's easy or excruciating. But they don't have to excel at all of those things. As long as your child has some experiences of success, failures don't have to be tragedies.
Happiness counts.
Is being successful by your parental terms making your child happy? Happiness is in itself a kind of success, and something parents ignore at their peril. If your child is happy and comfortable in his or her own skin, chances are he or she is experiencing success in something -- whether it's something that matters to you or not. And if your child appears to be doing great, but is sad much of the time, then success may only be in the eye of the beholder.
The goal is progress, not perfection.
Just moving forward is worth something. Improvement in grades, improvement in willingness to do homework, improvement in reading speed, improvement in classroom behavior -- are easier goals if you work along with teacher.You may always hold those perfect goals in your heart, but recognize that doing better from one year to the next is a triumph in its own right.
Create opportunities for success.
Make sure your child spends lots of time doing things he or she is good at. Teach skills in small steps so you can elaborately praise each successful learning experience.A little success can go a long way in improving your child's self esteem and breeding more success.
You don't have to fix everything.
Your child doesn't have to be successful in everything he tries. Every failure is not a signal that you need to prepare more and push harder. Most adults have figured out their own strengths and weaknesses, and make choices based on those. Kids rarely have the same luxury -- they have to go to school whether they favor deskwork or not, they have to acquire basic physical and mental skills whether it's easy or excruciating. But they don't have to excel at all of those things. As long as your child has some experiences of success, failures don't have to be tragedies.
Happiness counts.
Is being successful by your parental terms making your child happy? Happiness is in itself a kind of success, and something parents ignore at their peril. If your child is happy and comfortable in his or her own skin, chances are he or she is experiencing success in something -- whether it's something that matters to you or not. And if your child appears to be doing great, but is sad much of the time, then success may only be in the eye of the beholder.
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
one more.........
Yashaswini also won a Bronze medel and brought winning smiles on the face of mother who worked hard to bring up Yashu to this stage. Three cheers to Yashu and her mother.
Monday, July 4, 2011
winning world
I am extremely happy to announce that Susheel from our school got silver and bronze in cycling event out of 27 countries.Our mantra " I belive that you can do it" worked. I want to see the sparkles in the eyes of susheel parents. Let us dream for the best to happen in every child's life.
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