What makes a good teacher!
The focus on any kind of guided and effective learning starts with the Teacher. Certain attributes such as enthusiasm and a pleasing personality are prerequisites for conducting training programmes that effectively address the needs of the students and ensure maximum learning. However, the most important attribute of a good teacher are his/her communication abilities – particularly the effective use of voice and speech.
A good teacher must be an effective Public Speaker.
Effective Teacher Training programmes are the need of the hour – after all Teachers shape the future of a country!
Visit : www.nimblefoundation.org
What makes a good teacher!
The focus on any kind of guided and effective learning starts with the Teacher. Certain attributes such as enthusiasm and a pleasing personality are prerequisites for conducting training programmes that effectively address the needs of the students and ensure maximum learning. However, the most important attribute of a good teacher are his/her communication abilities – particularly the effective use of voice and speech.
A good teacher must be an effective Public Speaker.
Effective Teacher Training programmes are the need of the hour – after all Teachers shape the future of a country!
Visit : www.nimblefoundation.org
Education is the most important aspect of human life. Since the world is changing the concept of education also needs to change accordingly. If we look back at the history of our nation, we will find that there was a time when greater emphasis was laid on education than any other activity.
Our Gurukul system of learning focussed on awakening the mind of each individual student. The system made every student realise and achieve his true goal in life as per his competency and potential. Students were made to think for themselves – the focus was on application of mind rather than learning by rote.
Sadly times changed. The Gurukul system which served our country for several centuries was replaced by the ‘modern’ school system which programmed children to learning by rote. Emphasis was placed on cramming the brain with knowledge, rather than instilling the learning and developing creativity.
NIMBLE stands for National Ideological Movement for Better Literature & Education. The Foundation is making a difference through its programmes in Voice & Speech as well as Communication & Soft Skills & Personality. The focus is on learning and development applying the time tested techniques followed by the Gurukuls in yesteryears.
Visit: www.nimblefoundation.org
