SHREYA SHETTY

In school we are taught to respect all religion,cultures,languages etc.But how far do we carry this teachings along with us.Is it only till we get done with the exams and score good marks.Seeing the scenario today it definitely seems so.In this post i am not gooing to talk about the teaching scenario but i have a topic which has been there in my mind since long. Generally a Indian state has one language which is spoken throughout the state maybe sometimes in different dialect.But here i am from a state which has different languages in different regions.Yes different LANGUAGES...I am not speaking of dialects. 20 years ago,When you join a english medium school its a different story altogether.The teachers want you to be perfect in your English speaking,and we have the parental pressure-"We have paid so much fees for your admission,so speak better English".If we don't speak then we get a reply-"To learn this much English you don't have to be in a English

Being born in a Education town of India makes you education-centric howmuch ever you try to get out of it.Wherever you go you end up near a school or a college. When you are on a vacation and you have nothing to do,you always enjoy the company of childrens. Been playing with them,teaching them their school stuff,doing their so-called extraordinary projects(it drains of your energy..but its fun).While doing these activities was going through the text books(NCERT).The syllabus has been improved as if someone has just waved a magic wand.Its not the outdated boring syllabus anymore.Its much more interesting and much more practical. After all this i couldn't resist myself from going to a school just to know how is the teaching methodology.**I had attacked by virus called CURIOSITY.There is no cure for this.** But what i saw there was not what i had expected.After all this good changes you expect to see more good.But i found some of the teachers really pathetic.(NOT ALL)-There ar