November 14th, 2008 by
jashodhara
A boy named Satya was eight years old when he lost his father. His mother did not have enough money to look after her son. She was working in somebody’s house and looked after their child. She was a very reliable lady and everyone in their neighbourhood loved her .
Satya was an average student. He studied in fourth standard when his mother become very sick. He used to go with her to the doctor. Every time he went to doctor he thought of becoming a doctor. While sleeping he used to pray to god to become a doctor. In this way a year passed . Day by day his mother become more sick. One unlucky day his mother passed away and he became an orphan. His teachers became little kind towards him and started helping him in his studies.
At the age of fifteen he passed his schooling and took admission in college. But his aim to become a doctor was still in his mind. He always used to think of helping the needy. He started studing very hard to become a doctor. This way the result of twelve standard was declared and he passed with flying colours. But he had to appear for common entrance test again. This way the entrance test’s result came out and he got a chance to take admission in private college. He was disappointed as he knew that he can not take admission in private college. With a disappointed mind, he roamed here and there and met some social organization. Some of them had given him some hope.
At last, with a tired mind when he was sitting in a restaurant, the owner noticed this boy and came near him. He asked Satya ,” whats the matter my child’? “I noticed you for a long time”. Satya told him the condition he was facing.
The owner of the hotel called him home next day. The next day Satya met the man at his residence. He was ready to bear the cost of his course. Satya could not believe his ears when he heard the man first. Satya asked the man “Do you have any condition for it?” I would like to fulfil all the condition you put on me “. The man smiled and answered, I was searching for a brilliant child whom I can give my hard earned money for his studies”. Satya started sobbing and bowed down and said, “my both parents died of poverty, but I wanted to become a doctor from my childhood. But I did not know that I will find a god father in my life”.
Satya took admission in medical college and within five years he became a doctor. After he become a doctor he started practicing in a rural area and serving the poor. His dream completed which he saw in his childhood . He never thought of any thing else other than becoming a doctor.
Fill the mind with correct option, analyse it and start working on it. Surely it will be fulfilled.
Whatever you think, you become. This is the truth of the universe.
You are the MAKER OF YOUR OWN FORTUNE.
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September 11th, 2008 by
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Dysgraphia is a learning disability resulting to difficulty in expressing thoughts in writing.The student may not form words correctly and there is difficulty in writing within a certain space. It takes time to write neatly.
Writing involves several brain functions:
1) Vocabulary
2) Grammar
3)Hand-movement
Sign or the characteristics of Dysgraphia
1) Illegible handwriting- very bad handwriting.
2) Inconsistency– mixture of cursive and print letters.
3) Talk to self— murmurs.
4) Unfinished words & letters, omitted words.
5) Inconsistent in spacing words & letters.
6) Cramped grip i.e unusual grip of pencil or pen.
7) Give slope while writing.
Very slow at writing.
9) Random or not existent punctuation, spelling mistakes, errors in common suffixes.
Dealing with Dysgraphic children
a) Considering the rate of producing written work.
b) Considering the volume of the work to be produced.
c) Considering the complexity of the writing task.
d) Considering tool used to produced the work.
e) Considering the format of the product.
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September 11th, 2008 by
jashodhara
1) Regular reading.
2)Make a habit of reading loudly.
3) Follow finger while reading.
4) Attention & listening
5) Paired reading exercises
6) Play word game
7) Encourage singing songs, verses etc.
Making the reading a fun.
9) Praise the child immediately if he tries little.
10) If the child is always in hurry, give him to draw something and encourage him to do so.
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July 24th, 2008 by
jashodhara
The treatment of acupressure was practiced in India 3000 thousand years ago. But we did not keep it in proper way. During the reign of Buddha, this treatment started blooming again. Buddhist Bhikshu travelled in China, Japan, Srilanka for spreading Lord Buddha’s teaching. Chinese people accepted this treatment and spread acupressure in all over the world.
Our body is a wonderful machine in which all the parts work like magic. When any part of our body gets disturbed, we fall sick. Acupressure is God’s gift to mankind as He has created sun, wind and water. There is no side effect of this treatment. This is the only treatment by which we can keep the body free from many diseases. It gives the inner energy to all the organs and keeps us healthy.
As metabolism continuously take place in our Body, this treatment removes unwanted cells and creates energy for necessary cells. This method helps in the electrifying flow to immobile parts of the Body. The nervous system is regenerated physically. Acupressure helps to regularize the function of Thyroid, Pituitary, Pineal, Pancreas and Endocrine glands.
According to the diseases, nerve points are pressed from 30 to 120 seconds. The pressure has to be as per comfort of the patient. It is like piezoelectric technic developing voltage due to stress.
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June 25th, 2008 by
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1)Be with the student
2) Be confident of your teaching
3) Accept the students as they are
4) Do not insult them in front of anyone
5) Be friendly, but strict whenever necessary
6) Be frank with them ( by keeping a distance, feel that you are a teacher)
7) Praise them from time to time
Encourage them if they need
9) Love them as you love your own children
10) Trust them and give them strength for doing special thing in their life
11) Try to bring out their inner talent
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June 25th, 2008 by
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1) Sit quietly
2)Pray to God
3) Ask His blessing
4) Open your book, read the paragraph once or twice.
5) Then part reading
6)concentrate your mind by deep breathing ( for concentration, count reverse i.e 100,99 etc)
7)Note down thedifficult words or sentences
While sleeping, revise whatever you have studied
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