Saturday 27 July 2024
Reflections Vs Note-taking - Podcast by Ayush and Ahad
Ayush and Ahad thought they needed to explain the power of reflection and how making notes or sharing content is not reflection. You can listen to them on your preferred podcast app or on My Good School's YouTube channel (@MyGoodSchool).
Thursday 25 July 2024
Guru - Shubhangi Kashyap
GURU
As we celebrate Guru Purnima, let us take a moment to appreciate their dedication and commitment. Let us also renew our commitment to applying the knowledge they’ve imparted to us and continue our journey of learning and growth.
My Good School - Pragyan Prashast
My experience at My Good School was wonderful this Sunday. In our session, we had the opportunity to read and discuss two stories.
Kabir and Guru Nanak
The first story we read was about Kabir and Guru Nanak, written by Sanvi Rai. The story provided us with insightful lessons and a deeper understanding of their teachings and journey.
The Brahmin's Spell
The second story was "The Brahmin's Spell." Through this story, I learnt several new and interesting words. Here are some of the words I came across:
- Confederates
- Identical
- Dwelling
- Marvellous
- Peerless
- Ignorant
- Asseveration
Gautam Buddha’s Journey - Aradhy Mohan Jalan
At the age of 29, he renounced his royal comforts, leaving behind his palace and family, including his wife and newborn son. He embarked on a quest for truth, guided by a deep inner calling to understand the nature of existence, suffering, and the way to liberation.
For six years, Siddhartha wandered through forests and engaged in rigorous ascetic practices with various teachers. Despite his severe discipline, he did not find the answers he sought. Realizing the futility of extreme austerity, he decided to meditate under a bodhi tree in Bodh Gaya, Bihar.
On the full moon night of Vesakha, at the age of 35, Siddhartha attained enlightenment. Sitting in deep meditation, he achieved profound insights into the nature of suffering (dukkha), its causes (craving and ignorance), and the path to its cessation (the Eightfold Path). Thus, he became the Buddha, the "Awakened One."
For the next 45 years, Buddha travelled across northern India, teaching the Dharma (the path to liberation) to all who would listen—kings, nobles, merchants, and the marginalized. He founded the Sangha, a community of monks and nuns who dedicated themselves to the practice and dissemination of his teachings.
Buddha's teachings emphasized the Four Noble Truths—suffering exists, suffering arises from attachment to desires, suffering ceases when attachment to desires ceases, and the Eightfold Path leads to the cessation of suffering.
Gautama Buddha's journey from prince to enlightened teacher continues to inspire millions worldwide, transcending time and culture with its message of compassion, mindfulness, and the pursuit of inner peace.
Heaven - Shambhavi Nautiyal
What does "Heaven" mean to me!![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh77z6sbPJsSx2W2cSqh0vp68KcMhxSQfVo4lhRuePHnsUPn91br4D0VM_kQn1z5tsubrzR8DJGy6NZa7BtZWu9hCqyXZrNRct3FRe1exKymz0X5Lrjdc8TF04addpkZi6KBw_IOglIrhkFmDUj40sL3AHupTEL6QPC9gj2k8G10wn8v-Mxs-KQn9S4JLE/s320/MGS%20-%20Reflection.png)
I feel that being able to create and live freely is a piece of heaven on earth. If the gods reside in our heads in the form of good and pious thoughts, then, it would first be heaven in our heads and then outside of it. Being able to lead a life of balance and peace, sing loudly in the car, eat my favourite treats, learn new things, and accept my life all mean heaven to me.
Wednesday 24 July 2024
Where Passion Meets Education - Amardeep Singh
Passion, purpose, and what is work?
Work, eat, sleep, recharge, and get to work again! The world is all about consumption; for Amardeep, Passion must work like the sea waves—ebb and tide. He shares what Passion means for him, his life, and his work, leaving a poignant message for young people. Amardeep is a harbinger of ‘Oneness’ and shares Guru Nanak’s life and work. He moved from being a banker to an avid traveller, tracing the footsteps of Guru Nanak.
Where Passion Meets Education (WPME), the host, Sandeep Dutt, converses with passionate educators only once a month.We must go beyond the life of building bank balances to find fulfilment in life, what Passion means to us, and any activity that resonates within oneself and acts as a catalyst for developing one’s mind to achieve what your heart wishes. We pursue things close to us, do not mindlessly follow emotions, take activities, and yes, you are uncontrollable beyond reasoning. Overcome barriers, and when you pursue a passion, you will unfurl your life's purpose.
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Tuesday 23 July 2024
Why are we here?
- Curriculum
- Pedagogy
- The Impact - Assessment
We are the Good Schools Alliance (GSA)
- The 6 C's Curriculum
- Pedagogy - the method of teaching - My Good School (includes Internship), The Teacher's Academy (includes Fellowship), YouTube Channel (learning resources), and Book Cafe - champions our core message #ReadToLead
- Our focus is on promoting GSA and working with 25 Schools year-on-year. With limited schools, we will be able to ensure the personal and social development of every individual.
- Partners are not our Pedagogy or part of our Curriculum. They work with us on pilot programs—their own—and if the schools wish to connect with them, they are most welcome.
Please ask questions and give your feedback. We want to make GSA a leading school transformation agency in India. If you require assistance, please email Atom at LF@ebd.in. You may message us by SMS, Telegram, or WhatsApp at +91 9811133900.
Sandeep Dutt
Founder Good Schools Alliance
www.SchoolEducation.com
Monday 22 July 2024
Varsha reporting from Sunbeam Lahartara Hostel
News from Sunbeam School Bhagwanpur
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Importance of Reflection - Sunbeam Suncity
Mr Paul PV, our Director (QCR&D), recently met with the My Good School reading club members at the Suncity Hostel and had an insightful session with them. He emphasised the importance of 'reflection' and spoke with the Interns separately, explaining the various roles and functions they can volunteer for.
- Reoported by Debasree Ghosh, a passionate educator at Sunbeam Suncity, pursuing the Fellowship Program.
Autobiography of an Ant - Aadya Sharma
My life is like an elite hardcore gym workout where I usually train with weights up to three times my size! The only difference between me and you working out is that you get rest days, and I do not. Yesterday, I saw the most prominent and juiciest apple; it almost felt like I had discovered another planet on the ground. I immediately shouted out to the others. My comrades and I carried the apple to the queen, and she shrieked in awe. She is our leader and also the one who lays the eggs for more ants; you know, the more, the merrier!
Life is short, literally we only live upto a lucky number of a few decades. So we eat dessert first. My life is always exciting. I am snug as a bug in a rug, living in our anthill with my friends and family!
Aadya Sharma
Gyanshree School
V-D
Impact of the My Good School Program
On 21st July 2024, Mr P. V. Paul, Director of QCR&D, visited Sunbeam Varuna School and Hostel. During his visit, he interacted with the boarders and gathered feedback on the Sunday School reading sessions. The boarders shared that these sessions have significantly enhanced their vocabulary, reading, and writing skills. Some also mentioned that they have learned valuable morals and ethics.
Harsh Tiwari and Divyansh summarised the day's chapter, demonstrating their understanding and engagement with the material evidence.
Mr. Paul also had an exclusive meeting with the interns, where he discussed their roles and responsibilities. By contributing to these sessions, he emphasized how they can refine and apply their skills and potential.
Overall, the visit was highly interactive and fostered a more profound understanding among all participants.
The post is courtesy of Deeba Naqvi, a passionate educator at Sunbeam Varuna School and Hostel pursuing the Fellowship Program with the Learning Forward India Foundation.
Sunday 21 July 2024
Reflection of the week - Sunday 21st July 2024
We played the 2 Girls 1 Mic Podcast - The conversation revolved around classic literature, reflection, and societal norms. Participants shared their perspectives on the significance and enduring appeal of classic novels like Pride and Prejudice and Little Women. We discussed the importance of reflection in understanding oneself and others.
Reading Jatakas, which explored the challenges of societal norms, offered fresh perspectives on the role of women in historical contexts.
Additionally, the speakers discussed the behaviour and adaptation of trees in response to climate change and brainstormed ideas for a newsletter and podcast for their school's JOL Diaries.
https://otter.ai/u/wSMurS0H9DA5m2PHFU0Q--iTukA
Link to the Session Summary
- Tune in to the Podcast 2 Girls and 1 Mic -
- What does heaven mean to you?
- Which is your favourite classic?
- From Jataka Tales -
1. Why do we read about the Jataka Tales?
2. Did the story connect with you today, and why?
3. What learnings can we take away from the story today?
4. What does "iniquity" mean?
5. Gender Equality
6. How have things come along and changed in this world?
7. Change in mindset
- From Hidden Life Of Trees -
1. Why do we read about trees in the first place?
2. Did the story connect with you today, and why?
3. What learnings can we take away from the story today?
4. Take a look at the trees growing around any small clearing
5. Characteristics of fungi. What is their role in the life of a tree?
6. Notice a fungi growing on a tree and mention how it looks.
7. Why do trees grow downwards? Mention a tree that grows downwards.
Read My Name is Cinnamon by Vikas Prakash Joshi. We will invite him to a meet and greet soon!
These are some suggestions. We're looking forward to your excellent and thoughtful reflections, which you can email to LF@ebd.in.
Thursday 18 July 2024
2 Girls 1 Mic Episode 14
Join 2 Girls 1 Mic’s latest episode, where they dive into the enduring charm of classic literature. Hosts Simar and Oshi Singh as they unravel the timeless appeal of three beloved novels: Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" and "Sense and Sensibility," along with Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women." They discuss what makes these classic novels so captivating and relevant.
Highlighting themes of love, marriage, and societal expectations, they also delve into celebrating their warmth and enduring lessons. Tune in as they uncover the magic and significance of these timeless literary works, which resonate with readers of all ages. Whether you're revisiting these classics or discovering them for the first time, there's something profound and inspiring in their pages that transcends generations.
Feel free to leave comments as you join us in this hearty and engaging discussion. We would love to read them!
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Monday 15 July 2024
Kabir and Guru Nanak - Sanvi Rai
Righteousness - Sanvi Rai
This concept often extends beyond mere legal compliance to encompass a sense of moral duty and responsibility towards others. Righteousness is rooted in a commitment to doing what is right, even in the face of adversity or temptation, and seeking justice and goodness for oneself and others.
"Righteousness in a deep sense refers to a strong moral or ethical quality that influences one's actions, decisions, and relationships with others. It involves a profound commitment to justice, honesty, integrity, and fairness, often rooted in personal values and beliefs."
Sunday 14 July 2024
Newsletter July 2024
Reflection of the week - Sunday 14th July 2024
Agochar (Seeing the Unseen): At the confluence of the seen and unseen waters, Guru Nanak, the discerning motivator, inspires to connect with the invisible flow within. "Allegory - A Tapestry of Guru Nanak's Travels", a 24-episode docuseries, sequentially explores Guru Nanak's life events to unfurl the deep imports of his messages. This docuseries is filmed at over 150 multifaith sites in 9 countries.
Notes courtesy Otter AI:
The conversation delved into Guru Nanak's life, teachings, and impact, exploring his philosophy and how it has been interpreted and accepted by different faith groups. Speakers also discussed Guru Nanak's spiritual journey, including his visit to Nizamabad and Allahabad and the significance of the Gagra River. Additionally, they shared insights on the path to spiritual growth and self-discovery, emphasizing the importance of being a learner at every moment.
Bhagat Kabir's philosophy of questioning societal norms can be applied to modern issues in several ways:
1. Challenge rigid thinking: Like Kabir challenged superstitions, we can question outdated beliefs and practices that no longer serve society.
2. Promote inclusivity: Kabir's message transcended caste and religious boundaries. We can apply this to fight discrimination and promote equality.
3. Simplify life: Kabir advocated for simple living. In modern society, we can question consumerism and materialism.
4. Seek inner wisdom: Kabir emphasized looking within for truth. We can encourage critical thinking and self-reflection instead of blindly following societal expectations.
5. Use creative expression: Kabir's poetic style made complex ideas accessible. We can creatively use art, music, and literature to address social issues.
6. Embrace diversity: Kabir's teachings were adopted by various communities. We can celebrate diversity and promote cultural understanding.
7. Question authority: Kabir challenged religious orthodoxy. We can encourage questioning of power structures and promote accountability.
8. Focus on essence over form: Kabir emphasized spirituality over rituals. We can prioritize core values and principles over superficial practices in various aspects of life.
By applying these principles, we can address modern issues like social inequality, environmental concerns, and political polarization with a fresh, critical perspective.
Some key takeaways from Guru Nanak's teachings about achieving spiritual growth include:
- Focus on inner transformation: Guru Nanak emphasised orienting oneself internally rather than relying on external rituals or formalities.
- Practice equipoise: Tranquility can be achieved by maintaining a balanced mind in all situations.
- Overcome inner obstacles: Guru Nanak taught that shackles of lust, anger, greed, attachment and ego are barriers to attaining peace of mind and experiencing bliss.
- Live simply: Guru Nanak emphasized the importance of simple living and evolving through proper actions.
- Cultivate noble intentions: Our intentions shape our destiny, with noble intentions leading to peace and lowly intentions to distress.
- Seek experiential wisdom: Guru Nanak valued direct spiritual experience over blind adherence to religious customs or self-affliction.
- Recognize the divine within: He taught that God is within us, and we should look inward to connect with the divine.
- Embrace oneness: Guru Nanak promoted the unity and oneness of all creation, transcending religious and social boundaries.
- Be a lifelong learner: He encouraged maintaining a mindset of continuous learning and growth throughout life.
- Practice remembrance: Regular meditation and remembrance of the divine facilitates the union of the mind with consciousness.
- In the second part of the session, we touched upon trees' remarkable intelligence and adaptability, highlighting their unique sensory perception and ability to respond to changing seasons.
- From Guru Nanak Docuseries-
1. What was your takeaway from the session today?
2. What did you learn from the episode, and does it relate to you in any way?
3. Rules and norms
4. Kabir and Guru Nanak. Are there any dohas that are close to your heart?
5. Rationality and common sense in the society
6. Where is this oneness lost today?
-From Hidden Life Of Trees-
1. Why do we read about trees in the first place?
2. Did the story connect with you today, and why?
3. What learnings can we take away from the story today?
4. Which part is known as the brain of the tree?
5. How do forests grow and connect with external factors?
These are some suggestions you can choose from. Looking forward to seeing your wonderful and thoughtful reflections! You can email your reflections to - nk@learningforward.org.in. For any assistance, please feel to WhatsApp or Telegram us at +919811133900 (no phone calls)
Action Item
- Schedule the next screening date in August. Rishona will follow up with Amardeep.
- Participants should research Kabir's teachings, especially his Dohas.
- Read the assigned chapter from "The Hidden Life of Trees" and discuss.
- Publish a blog post reflecting on the discussion points from the episode.
- Share the reflection blog post on various online platforms once published.
Tuesday 9 July 2024
My Guide Inside - Arfa Khan
MGI Online is for Indian school classrooms. MGI has 3 levels for: young kids, kids, and teens. Story-based MGI focuses on 3 Principles, Language Development, and 21 Century Competencies. MGI includes Hindi vocabulary and is ideal for Life Skills courses.
See: myguideinside.com
Taxila - Chitranshi Singh
Educational Center: Taxila was a renowned learning centre in ancient times, attracting students and scholars from various parts of the world, particularly during India's Maurya and Gupta periods (around the 6th century BCE to the 5th century CE).
Buddhist Center: It was an important Buddhist centre and played a pivotal role in spreading Buddhism across Asia. Many stupas, monasteries, and relics have been excavated from the site.
Crossroads of Civilizations: Taxila was strategically located on the trade routes that connected Central Asia with the Indian subcontinent. This geographical position facilitated cultural exchanges between different civilizations, including Persian, Greek, Central Asian, and Indian.
Archaeological Significance: The archaeological remains at Taxila provide valuable insights into the urban development, art, architecture, and daily life of ancient Indian civilization.
Sunday 7 July 2024
Reflection of the week - Sunday 7th July 2024
1. What was your takeaway from the session today?
2. What would you call your My Guide Inside?
3. How does your My Guide Inside help you?
4. Share your thoughts and feelings. Show insight and connections to this quote from My Guide Inside (Book II) Chapter One:
My guide inside of wisdom is "powerful knowledge." Wisdom will "grow with you and guide you."
- From Jataka Tales -
1. Why do we read about the Jataka Tales?
2. Did the story connect with you today, and why?
3. What learnings can we take away from the story today?
4. How do parents name their children?
5. Where is Takksila located? What is its significance?
6. What is righteousness?
7. Moral Integrity
8. How would you tackle the problem if you were in the Bodhisattva's place?
These are some suggestions you can choose from. Looking forward to seeing your wonderful and thoughtful reflections!
You can email your reflections to - nk@learningforward.org.in
SUMMARY
The speakers emphasised the significance of education and self-discovery, sharing personal experiences and insights on inner wisdom, thought labelling, and the connection between thoughts and feelings. They discussed the intersection of Yoga and AI, the importance of personal experience and self-denial in storytelling and the path to enlightenment. The speakers highlighted the importance of embracing simplicity, compassion, and wisdom in making good choices and guiding us through life.
12.00 PM
We decided not to read the chapter from The Hidden Life of Trees and instead hosted an Open House to meet Ms Manish Khanna and discuss how we could better engage with Fellows and Interns. Kunal shared an update about the Impact Study, and we discussed how we could improve our program on Sunday and engage with a wider audience.
Sunday 30 June 2024
Reflection for the week - Sunday 30th June 2024
Link to the My Good School Telegram Workgroup: https://t.me/+mgyMC5zqTfo4MGU1
These are some suggestions you may choose from; you are most welcome to share and post whatever comes to your mind as your thoughts. We are looking forward to seeing your wonderful and thoughtful reflections!
SUMMARY by Otter AI
The conversation revolved around various topics, including improving school management through effective communication, fostering a collaborative learning environment, and discussing religious and cultural stories. Participants discussed the adaptations of trees during winter, highlighting their unique strategies for survival. The conversation covered a wide range of subjects, showcasing the speakers' diverse perspectives and ideas.
Wednesday 26 June 2024
My Good School Calendar - July 2024
The Teacher's Academy on Saturdays - 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th.
Good Schools Alliance Monthly Meeting on fourth Saturday - 27 July 2024
2 JULY
Article - How to Conduct Staff Meetings
- Good Schools India Journal www.GSI.IN
7 JULY
• My Guide Inside Book Reading with Christa Campsall
• Meet & Greet with Sunil Malhotra
- Google Meet at My Good School
14 JULY
• Screening of Allegory: A Tapestry of Guru Nanak's Travels Episode 7, with Amardeep Singh
- Google Meet at My Good School
• JOL Diaries Newsletter
- Website www.JoyOfLearningDiaries.com
15 JULY
Podcast 3 Girls 1 Mic Episode - 14
- Good Schools India Journal www.GSI.IN
27 JULY
Podcast with Amardeep Singh Where Passion Meets Education
- Good Schools India Journal www.GSI.IN
Sunday 23 June 2024
Reflection of the week - Sunday 22nd June 2024
-From Jataka Tales-
1. What insights do the Jataka Tales offer?
2. How does today's story resonate with your current life experiences?
3. What lessons can be learned from "The Foolish Friend"?
4. What led to the son's drastic action towards his father?
5. Have you ever played darts, or are you familiar with the game?
6. Do you agree that a sensible enemy is preferable to a foolish friend? Why or why not?
7. Do you typically think before you act? Why is this important?
8. In what ways were the GNATs effective, and what roles did they play in wars?
9. What are some of the critical aircraft used by the Indian Air Force?
10. Can you draw an aircraft and describe its features?
11. What moral lessons can we derive from "The Stupid Monkey"?
12. Who is responsible for the destruction in the garden?
13. What key points should be considered when delegating tasks?
14. What are some interesting facts about gardening, and how would you manage a garden to prevent damage by animals like monkeys?
15. What insights can be gained from the story "The Robbers and Treasures"?
16. What is the reason the Despatchers create such a pattern to get money
- From The Hidden Life Of Trees-
1. What insights did you gain from today's chapter?
2. How has this book influenced your thoughts or perspective?
3. What is a bumblebee and its role in the ecosystem?
4. How do humans rely on trees and forests for their well-being?
5. Observe a tree nearby and describe its characteristics.
6. What is an armada, and how does it contribute to the health of forests?
7. In what ways can a dead tree benefit the ecosystem?
8. Listen to a song by Peter Maffay and reflect on how its themes connect with the chapter. https://youtu.be/LtQTSWpxmjo?si=PDQnjLCKxIpg63lh (Peter Maffay - So bist du 1979 - song in German) And when I go, only a part of me is gone.
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These are some suggestions you can choose from. Looking forward to seeing your wonderful and thoughtful reflections!
You can email your reflections to - nk@learningforward.org.in
Sunday 16 June 2024
Reflection of the week - Sunday 16th June 2020
-From Jataka Tales-
1. Why do we read about the Jataka Tales?
2. Did the story connect with you today, and why?
3. What learnings can we take away from the story "The Pigeon and the Crow"
4. The POP movement
5. What does a guildmaster mean?
6. Greed and its adverse effects
7. Would you rather be the crow or the pigeon in your life?
- From The Guru Nanak Docuseries-
1. What did you learn from the chapter today?
2. Time is just a dimension
3. The Present is what matters
4. Why do you think the chapter is named "Paheli"?
5. The blessing of life
6. Righteousness of the human mind is what really matters and makes the difference.
7. Wisdom, Ignorance and Devotion
8. What is religion and its true meaning
The Good Schools India Journal: https://www.gsi.in/
These are some suggestions you can choose from. Looking forward to seeing your wonderful and thoughtful reflections!
You can email your reflections to - nk@learningforward.org.in
Episode 6 Docuseries from TheGuruNanak.Com, concluded with a beautiful poem:
क्या फ़र्क पड़ता है इससे, अयोध्या में पद की जगह कोई शब्द गाये।
दूर ननकाना साहिब में मतवाला जपुजी छोड़कर कव्वाली ले करके आये।
फ़र्क तो इस बात से भी नहीं पड़ता, हम बाला और मरदाना से पूछ सकते हैं।
नानक के वचनों पर गुल उकेरने वाले, उन दोनों के हाथों में एक तारा था,
अक्सर सुर छेड़ते समय, खुसरो और कबीर के घर क्यों घूम आते हैं?
फ़र्क तो आज यह भी नहीं पड़ता, बात-बात में रदीफ़-काफ़िया मिलाने वाले,
हर चीज़ में फ़र्क को पहचानने वाले, शायद ही कभी झगड़े हो इसके लिये,
राम की पहुँच डागरों की हवेली और ख़ान साहिब की बंदिशों तक क्यों है?
और क्यों बैजू से लेकर, आज तक, बावरी होने वाली कला की नवीनतम पीढ़ी भी,
आगे बढ़कर सबसे पहले, रहीम और रसख़ान से दोस्ती करती है।
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