Category: Montessori and Teachers

We all have experienced happy people, happy moments as well as sad people, and sad moments. We are all involved in the world, and we describe moments based on our perception of it. We all have attended one occasion or the other, be it wedding, birthday, house warming, funeral, marriage, graduation, and so on. We […]

From the vantage point on the sidelines, I watched the scene unfold with a heavy heart. The girl was downcast, and she stood alone against the lockers as the boys voice boomed through the hallway. “Why even bother coming to play football? Why bother to show up? You’ll never ever fit in”, he taunted. His […]

It is easy for us to live in a world of the mundane and lose our sense of wonder. Most of the actions we take in life are not from conscious decisions but the outcome of a routine behaviour that is regularly repeated. When habits are unguided, it may obstruct a healthy lifestyle and keep […]

Research has revealed that one out of every five children is suicidal. A lot of children in different parts of the world have symptoms of depression that are often not detected or constantly neglected, which gradually culminates to suicide ideation. Children in primary and high schools have higher statistics in this regard, and laborious school […]

A story was told of a businessman who had two young boys as apprentices in his business. One was always by his side, a very diligent, humble, and committed servant. The other was the opposite, a very carefree fellow who never paid attention to the intricacies of the business but was very intelligent with good […]

From the vantage point on the sidelines, I watched the scene unfold with a heavy heart. The girl was downcast, and she stood alone against the lockers as the boys voice boomed through the hallway. “Why even bother coming to play football? Why bother to show up? You’ll never ever fit in”, he taunted. His […]