Showing posts with label creativity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creativity. Show all posts

Sunday, 2 November 2025

Roots, Circuits, and Stories: Lessons on Growth, Connection, and Being Human - Sunbeam Varuna

1. Lessons of The Hidden Life of Trees:

Trees are interconnected through fungal networks, showing us the importance of building strong relationships and community. Trees adapt to harsh weather conditions, pests, and diseases, teaching us to be resilient in the face of challenges. They bend and flex in strong winds, demonstrating the value of being flexible and adaptable.
Trees grow slowly and steadily over time, showing us the importance of patience and perseverance in achieving our goals. They provide shade, shelter, food, and oxygen for countless creatures, teaching us the value of selflessness and giving to others.
Trees go through cycles of growth, decay, and rebirth, reminding us to accept and embrace change and impermanence.
Trees have been on our planet for millions of years, holding ancient wisdom and knowledge that can teach us about the importance of preserving traditional knowledge and respecting the natural world.
Trees live in harmony with their environment, showing us the importance of living in balance with nature and respecting the interconnectedness of all living things.
These lessons from The Hidden Life of Trees can inspire us to live more mindful, compassionate, and sustainable lives.

2. A fascinating topic! AI vs AI

It refers to the competition, collaboration, or comparison between different artificial intelligence systems. This can happen in various domains, such as:
AI-powered agents are competing against each other in games like chess, Go, or video games. Different AI algorithms or models are competing to achieve better performance, accuracy, or efficiency.
AI has introduced chatbots or language models engaging in conversations, debating, or generating text. It controls robots competing in tasks like navigation, manipulation, or human-robot interaction.
The AI vs AI paradigm leads to improved performance through competition. These systems can push each other to improve.
Collaboration between AI systems can lead to new ideas, approaches, or solutions. Testing AI systems against each other can help identify vulnerabilities and improve overall robustness.
AI vs AI also raises concerns about: AI systems may perpetuate or amplify existing biases when competing or collaborating. Unintended consequences or loss of control may arise when AI systems interact or compete. Questions about accountability, transparency, and human oversight become increasingly important.

The AI vs AI landscape is rapidly evolving, with potential applications in fields like:
Education — adaptive learning systems, Healthcare — diagnosis, treatment, or patient care, Cybersecurity — threat detection, response, or mitigation.
Thus, as AI continues to advance, the AI vs AI dynamic will play an increasingly important role in shaping the future of artificial intelligence.

3. Lessons by Cinnamon

The book My Name is Cinnamon teaches us many lessons that can pour a drastic change in our life...
Cinnamon teaches the importance of spreading warmth and kindness, just like its aroma fills the air. As a spice, Cinnamon has been traded and traveled extensively, teaching us to be resilient and adaptable in the face of change.
Cinnamon's unique flavor and aroma remind us to celebrate our individuality and stay true to ourselves.
Cinnamon provides comfort and solace, teaching us to be present and supportive for others in times of need. The warmth and coziness associated with Cinnamon encourage us to cultivate gratitude and appreciation for life's simple pleasures. Cinnamon's soothing properties remind us to prioritize self-care and nourishment for our minds, bodies, and spirits.
Cinnamon's rich history and cultural significance inspire us to explore and discover new things about ourselves and the world. The bold and warm flavor of Cinnamon emboldens us to take risks, build confidence, and pursue our passions. Cinnamon's role in bringing people together through food and tradition teaches us the value of building strong connections and community.
It's just a reminder to live a life filled with warmth, kindness, resilience, and authenticity.

4. Cinnamon Speaks

Hello friends,
My name is Cinnamon. Do you know I sound like...

C - Compassionate:
You spread warmth and kindness wherever you go.

I - Inspiring:
Your unique flavour and spirit inspire others to be their best selves.

N - Nurturing:
You provide comfort and solace to those around you, just like the soothing properties of cinnamon.

N - Nimble:
You're adaptable and resilient, navigating life's challenges with ease and grace.

A - Authentic:
You stay true to yourself, embracing your individuality and celebrating your unique strengths.

M - Mindful:
You cultivate gratitude and appreciation for life's simple pleasures, finding joy in everyday moments.

M - Meaningful:
You add depth and purpose to the lives of those around you, making a positive impact in your community.

O - Optimistic:
You radiate warmth and positivity, illuminating the path for others and inspiring hope and confidence.

N - Nourishing:
You prioritise self-care and nourishment, taking care of your mind, body, and spirit.

This is the creative interpretation of the name, Cinnamon!

23/02/2025

1. Why does the book focus so much on the role of community and different communities in India?

My Name is Cinnamon emphasises the role of community and different communities in India because it uses the protagonist's experiences navigating various social groups within Indian society to explore themes of identity, belonging, and acceptance, particularly for adopted children, highlighting how different communities can impact one's life and sense of self within a complex social landscape.

Key points about the book's focus on community:
Social dynamics:
The story delves into the nuances of class, caste, and regional differences within India, showing how these factors can influence Cinnamon's interactions and experiences.

Family and kinship:
The concept of family extends beyond the immediate nuclear unit, with the extended family and community playing a significant role in Cinnamon's life.

Adoption narrative:
As an adopted child, Cinnamon's search for belonging is deeply tied to his understanding of his biological family and the community he is adopted into.

School environment:
The school setting provides a microcosm of Indian society, showcasing the dynamics between different social groups and how Cinnamon navigates them.

2. How did you come up with the name "Cinnamon" for the main character?

The name "Cinnamon" evokes warmth, comfort, and a sense of sweetness. It's a unique and memorable name that suggests a character who is:

Warm and nurturing, with a caring personality.
Comforting and soothing, with a calming presence.
Sweet and gentle, with a kind heart.

In a story, Cinnamon could be a character who brings people together, provides solace in times of need, and adds a touch of warmth and sweetness to those around her.

3. When do you think is the best time to tell an adopted child about their adoption?

The ideal time to tell an adopted child about their adoption varies depending on the child's age, maturity, and individual development. Here are some general guidelines:
Start sharing simple, age-appropriate information about their adoption story, using positive and reassuring language.
Gradually provide more details about their adoption, encouraging questions and open discussions.
Engage in more in-depth discussions about their adoption, exploring emotions, and addressing potential concerns.

When discussing adoption with a child, consider the following:

  • Be honest, open, and positive.

  • Use simple, clear language.

  • Validate their feelings and emotions.

  • Be prepared for ongoing conversations.

  • Respect their boundaries and pace.

It's necessary to remember — every child is unique, and the right time to discuss adoption will depend on their individual needs and developmental stage.

4. How should an adopted child react if they are being bullied at school?

Bullying is a sensitive and serious issue that must be stopped at its initial step. Everyone's respect must be followed and cared for well. When an adopted child goes through bullying at school, he has no way to go ahead but to tolerate and suffer.
He takes a few deep breaths and tries not to react impulsively. He tries to find a trusted adult, such as a teacher, school counsellor, or parent, and report the bullying.
If someone is bullying, he must share emotions and concerns with a trusted adult or friend. He should write downhis  thoughts and feelings to process and release emotions. He must try to celebrate individual strengths, talents, and accomplishments. He should surround himself with positive, supportive friends and family.
If bullying is related to adoption, talk to a trusted adult about how to address these specific comments or behaviours. He must share positive aspects of his adoption story with friends and family to promote understanding and pride.

Stop...
Bullying is not okay.

No one deserves to be bullied, and it's not the child's fault.

Adoption is a positive experience.
Adoption is a loving and selfless act that provides a child with a forever family.

5. What strategies can aspiring writers implement to balance quality and quantity in their writing process?

The general strategies for balancing quality and quantity in writing... very first we will talk about quality-oriented steps to be taken...

Set clear goals and deadlines:
Establish specific, achievable objectives for each writing session.

Develop a writing routine:
Create a consistent schedule to ensure dedicated time for writing.

Outline and plan:
Organise ideas, structure, and plot before starting to write.

Revise and edit:
Allocate time for reviewing, revising, and editing to refine your work.

Seek feedback:
Share your work with others to receive constructive feedback and improve.

Now we have to discuss quantity-focused steps to be followed:

Write regularly:
Commit to a regular writing schedule, even if it's just 10–15 minutes a day.

Use writing prompts:
Utilise prompts or exercises to generate new ideas and stay motivated.

Set word count targets:
Challenge yourself to write a certain number of words within a set timeframe.

Practice freewriting:
Write freely without stopping or worrying about grammar, spelling, or perfection.

Experiment with different formats:
Try writing in different styles, such as poetry, short stories, or journalism.

By implementing these strategies, aspiring writers can set a balance between quality and quantity, leading to improved productivity, creativity, and overall writing success.

Sunbeam Varuna

Monday, 27 October 2025

GSA Calendar November 2025

 My Good School

2nd November 2025
Book Reading- The Inner Life of Animals
Book Reading- दी व्हिसलिंग स्कूलबॉय और अन्य कहानियाँ

9th November 2025
Book Reading- The Door-To-Door Bookstore
Book Reading- दी व्हिसलिंग स्कूलबॉय और अन्य कहानियाँ

16th November 2025
We aim to inspire young minds, helping them navigate their dreams and aspirations while embracing their goals. The YES workshop on Communication with Kartik Bajoria
Book Reading- The Inner Life of Animals

23rd November 2025
Book Reading- The Door-To-Door Bookstore
Book Reading- दी व्हिसलिंग स्कूलबॉय और अन्य कहानियाँ

30th November 2025
Amardeep Singh Screening of Episode 23
गुरु चेला (मुर्शद और अभिलाषी):Allegory: A Tapestry of Guru Nanak's Travels 
Book Reading- The Door-To-Door Bookstore

The Teachers Academy

Brewing Knowledge 
Fridays at 5.30 PM: Book Reading with Neelashi Mangal
What Did You Ask At School Today: A Handbook Of Child Learning

Saturday Masterclass 
Meeting at 5:30 PM: The Courage to Be Disliked: The life-changing global bestseller recommended by Steven Bartlett on 'Diary of a CEO’, co-hosted by Gurdeep Kaur and Sandeep Dutt

Learning Forward Saturday
Early Childhood Development training sessions for teachers at 2:00 PM every Saturday - Hosted by Ms Neelashi Mangal

GSA Meetings and Events 

GSA Squad
We review programs and plan for the coming week.
At 5:30 PM every Monday on Zoom - GSA Coordinators, Volunteers, and Mentors. #JoyOfGiving 

AFA Weekly Review
Zoom Meeting for Arthur Foot Academy: 4th Friday of Every Month at 4:00 PM in association with Asteya Services

Good Schools of India
Are you signed up for the Good Schools of India Weekly yet? Don't miss out on valuable insights—published every Monday at 7:00 AM! #JoyOfLearning 
Subscribe at: www.GSI.in

Meet and Greet with Dr Manu Kapur
Friday 28th November 5:30 
Productive Failure: Unlocking Deeper Learning Through the Science of Failing
MANU KAPUR developed the theory of Productive Failure and applies it in classrooms and workplaces around the world to transform learning and growth. He is a Professor of Learning Sciences and Higher Education at ETH Zurich, Switzerland, and has spent the past two decades understanding the science of how people learn.
Open to All
Follow the Brewing Knowledge WhatsApp Group for further details


Annual Day and AGA at the Arthur Foot Academy 14th of November 2025
By invitation only, please contact Kunal Rajpurohit at KR@LearningForward.org.in

Monday, 29 September 2025

GSA Calendar October 2025

Meet and Greet Session 
Dr Anupam Sibal
17th October 2025, 5:30 PM

My Good School
5th October
Amardeep Singh Screening of Episode 22
लिहाज़-ए-इंसानियत (मानवता का सम्मान) Allegory: A Tapestry of Guru Nanak's Travels 

12th October
Book Reading- The Door-To-Door Bookstore
Book Reading- दी व्हिसलिंग स्कूलबॉय और अन्य कहानियाँ

19th October 2025
We aim to inspire young minds, helping them navigate their dreams and aspirations while embracing their goals. The YES workshop on Communication with Kartik Bajoria
Book Readingदी व्हिसलिंग स्कूलबॉय और अन्य कहानियाँ 

26th  October 2025
Book Reading- The Door-To-Door Bookstore
Book ReadingThe Inner Life of Animals

The Teachers Academy
Brewing Knowledge 
Fridays at 5.30 PM: Book Reading with Neelashi Mangal
What Did You Ask At School Today: A Handbook Of Child Learning

Saturday Masterclass 
Webinar at 5:30 PM: Productive Failure - Design for and turn your failures into meaningful learning experiences, Co-hosted by Gurdeep Kaur and Sandeep Dutt

Learning Forward Saturday
Early Childhood Development training sessions for Teachers at 2.00 PM every Saturday- Hosted by Ms Neelashi Mangal

GSA Squad Meetings
At 5:30 PM every Monday on Zoom - GSA Coordinators, Volunteers and Mentors. #JoyOfGiving 
We review programs and plan for the coming week.

AFA Weekly Review
Zoom Meeting for Arthur Foot Academy: Every Friday at 4:00 PM in association with Asteya Services

Good Schools of India
Are you signed up for the Good Schools of India Weekly yet? Don't miss out on valuable insights—published every Monday at 7:00 AM! #JoyOfLearning 
Subscribe at: www.GSI.in

Sunbeam My Good School Retreat
27th October to 30th October at Sunbeam Gramin School, Karsana and Sunbeam Suncity Campus

Monday, 1 September 2025

GSA Calendar September 2025


My Good School

 7th September

Amardeep Singh Screening of Episode 21
Wahdat-al-Wajud (Unity of Existence) Allegory: A Tapestry of Guru Nanak's Travels 
Book Reading- The Inner Life of Animals

14th September
Book Reading- The Door-To-Door Bookstore
Book Reading- The Inner Life of Animals

21st September 2025

We aim to inspire young minds, helping them navigate their dreams and aspirations while embracing their goals.
The YES workshop with Shikha Agnihotri from Right Side Story
Book Reading- क्या आपका बच्चा दुनिया का सामना करने के लिए तैयार है?

28th  September 2025

Book Reading- The Door-To-Door Bookstore
Book Readingक्या आपका बच्चा दुनिया का सामना करने के लिए तैयार है

The Teachers Academy

Brewing Knowledge Fridays at 5.30 PM: Book Reading with Neelashi Mangal and Sandeep Dutt:

  • What Did You Ask At School Today: A Handbook Of Child Learning; and 
  • The Book of Rumi: 105 Stories And Fables That Illumine Delight And Inform

Saturday Masterclass Webinar at 5:30 PMProductive Failure - Design for and turn your failures into meaningful learning experiences, Cohosted by Gurdeep Kaur and Sandeep Dutt

Learning Forward Saturday

Early Childhood Development training sessions for Teachers at 2.00 PM every Saturday- Hosted by Ms Neelashi Mangal

GSA Squad Meetings

At 5:30 PM every Monday on Zoom - GSA Coordinators, Volunteers and Mentors. #JoyOfGiving We review programs and plan for the coming week.

AFA Weekly Review

Zoom Meeting for Arthur Foot Academy: Every Friday at 4:00 PM in association with Asteya Services

Good Schools of India

Are you signed up for the Good Schools of India Weekly yet? Don't miss out on valuable insights—published every Monday at 7:00 AM! #JoyOfLearning Subscribe at: www.GSI.in

Thursday, 14 August 2025

Storytelling: A Bridge to Creativity and Connection - Sunbeam School Ballia

Jai Hind, everyone,

This was my third session (though I could join only for the last 20–25 minutes), and once again, it was amazing—full of insights on reading techniques, explanation patterns, and the art of weaving stories through narration.

Today’s session reminded me that storytelling is more than just words—it’s a bridge between minds, turning ideas into experiences. When students share their visions, they don’t just imagine the future; they begin to shape it. Imagination fuels possibility, and stories breathe life into it. Our role is to listen, encourage, and believe in the power of their dreams.

Overall, the session was truly fruitful, offering many practical methods we can adopt in our own teaching.

Thank you, and Jai Hind.
Regards,
Vishakha Singh
Educator

Jai Hind, everyone,

Every Sunday’s session leaves me inspired, and today was no different. The techniques shared for reading, explaining, and narrating stories opened up new ways to engage learners. It proved that storytelling goes beyond speaking—it builds connections, sparks creativity, and helps shape young minds for the future.

Truly, it was a rewarding session with plenty of ideas to bring into the classroom.

Pooja Pandey
Educator

Monday, 28 July 2025

GSA Calendar August 2025

Notice: There will be no Brewing Knowledge Friday on the 1st of August and the Saturday Masterclass on 2nd August 2025, as we’re away for SGEF 2025. Please visit us at the Scoonews Global Edfest, find out more at www.globaledfest.com

My Good School

3rd   August 2025
Amardeep Singh Screening of Allegory. The Tapestry of Guru Nanak’s Travels 
Episode - 20 गीन गुलदस्ता (रंग-बिरंगे फूलों का गुच्छा 

10th August 2025
Book Reading- The Inner Life of Animals
Book Reading
क्या आपका बच्चा दुनिया का सामना करने के लिए तैयार है?

17th  August 2025
Book Reading- The Door-To-Door Bookstore
Book Reading
क्या आपका बच्चा दुनिया का सामना करने के लिए तैयार है?

24th   August 2025
We aim to inspire young minds, helping them navigate their dreams and aspirations while embracing their goals.
The YES workshop with Shikha Agnihotri, founder of The Right Side Story

Book Reading- The Inner Life of Animals

31st August 2025
Book Reading- The Door-To-Door Bookstore 
Book Readingक्या आपका बच्चा दुनिया का सामना करने के लिए तैयार है?

The Teachers Academy

Brewing Knowledge Fridays at 5.30 PM: Book Reading with Sandeep Dutt:

  • What Did You Ask At School Today: A Handbook Of Child Learning; and 
  • The Book of Rumi: 105 Stories And Fables That Illumine Delight And Inform

Saturday Masterclass Webinar at 5:30 PMProductive Failure - Design for and turn your failures into meaningful learning experiences

GSA Squad Meetings

At 5:30 PM every Monday on Zoom - GSA Coordinators, Volunteers and Mentors. #JoyOfGiving We review programs and plan for the coming week.

Good Schools of India

Are you signed up for the Good Schools of India Weekly yet? Don't miss out on valuable insights—published every Monday at 7:00 AM! #JoyOfLearning Subscribe at: www.GSI.in

Sunday, 27 July 2025

Seeds of Thought, Blooms of Change - Lotus Petal Foundation

Reflections- 20 July 2025.pdf Posted by Manisha Khanna

At Lotus Petal Foundation School, reflection is an integral part of the learning process. Here, students are encouraged not only to answer questions, but also to ask them about life, themselves, and society. After each lesson, they pause, ponder, and express their insights through stories, drawings, journals, and discussions. This creative culture of reflection empowers students to connect learning with lived experiences. It nurtures empathy, resilience, and originality. Whether sketching a lotus to represent hope or writing poems about kindness, their reflections bloom into ideas that shape a better tomorrow.


Sunday, 13 July 2025

My Good School, first-ever Webinar

📚 Session Summary – Book Reading Webinar

Date: 13th July 2025
Platform: We moved from Zoom Meetings to Webinars
Occasion: Weekly Reading Session

Special Mention: Ms. Manisha Khanna has completed one year with My Good School. Congratulations on this achievement!

🎯 Meeting Purpose
  • Promote emotional literacy, giving mindset, and expression through reading and reflection.

  • Provide upcoming creative platforms to nurture student writing and publishing skills.

📘 Books Discussed

  1. The Inner Life of Animals
    Chapter: Something Special in the Air

    • Highlighted animals' emotional sensitivity and how they use droplets like perfume to express themselves.

  2. क्या आपका बच्चा दुनिया का सामना करने के लिए तैयार है?
    Chapter: देने का जज़्बा

    • Focused on the joy of giving—not only financially, but through acts of time, care, and compassion.

🗝️ Key Takeaways

  • Emotional Communication in Nature: Understanding that animals also feel and communicate in invisible but powerful ways.

  • Giving with Heart: Students related to the broader meaning of generosity and contribution.

  • Reflections Shared: Students participated by reading and discussing their blogs, despite initial technical challenges.

  • Gratitude and Confidence: The webinar format initially posed challenges, but students appreciated the opportunity to speak and be heard.

ℹ️ Information Shared with Students

  • The session was converted into a webinar due to attendance exceeding 100, as Zoom meetings have a participant limit.

  • Students were informed in advance to prepare accordingly.

✍️ Upcoming Opportunities 

  1. Story Writing Competition

  2. Publishing Course

    • Start Date: 9th August

    • Duration: 10 weeks

    • Schedule: Every Saturday, 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

    • Mode: Zoom (link shared after registration)

    • If unable to register online, centre coordinators can share school-wise lists with names and ages of interested students.

⚠️ Things to Work On

  • Equip students for smooth webinar interaction.

  • Introduce more speaking opportunities in large groups.

  • Streamline future communication about technical and platform changes.

DRIVE: The Force Behind Success - Manisha Khanna


“From First Steps to Full Circle: A Journey Rooted in DRIVE”

It began with a question: What truly makes a school good?

I didn’t have the answer then, but I had curiosity. And sometimes, that’s enough to begin.

Neetu Koranga, my mentor, didn’t hand me the answer—she offered scaffolding. Gentle nudges, reflective pauses, and space to explore helped me see that a good school isn’t defined by buildings or rankings, but by its soul—its people, its purpose, and its practices. She let me climb at my own pace, not rushing the learning, just guiding it. That’s where I found my first ‘D’—Direction.

Then came the voice behind the movement— Sandeep Dutt. A mentor, not in instruction but in inspiration. He didn’t just show the way; he walked with me. From helping shape my first student post to allowing me the space to correct, create, and eventually lead, he helped me tap into my second ‘D’—Dream.

The rest followed like ingredients into a simmering pot:

From designing graphics, writing reflections, to conducting a session in Hindi for students on a Sunday—it wasn't just learning, it was living the learning. Each effort, every retry, every Sunday spent refining my thoughts taught me the value of Dedication.

And when I stumbled, as learners often do, it was the fire within—the silent push to continue—that revealed my own Determination.

Together, these four pillars became my foundation. And like any good recipe, it wasn’t just one spice but the perfect blend that brought flavour to my journey.

“When You Dare to Dream, Direction Finds You—And Drive Takes You Further.”

To everyone who walked beside me in this journey, thank you for the patience, the belief, and the freedom to grow without limits. My Good School didn’t just change how I see education—it changed how I see myself.

Chasing questions, catching sparks — Manisha Khanna

Sunday, 22 June 2025

Joy of Learning Calendar July 2025

My Good School

6th  July 2025
Book Reading- The Door-To-Door Bookstore
Book Readingक्या आपका बच्चा दुनिया का सामना करने के लिए तैयार है?

13th July 2025
Book Reading- The Inner Life of animals
Book Readingक्या आपका बच्चा दुनिया का सामना करने के लिए तैयार है?

20th  July 2025
Amardeep Singh Screening of Episode 19 निमृत प्रभाव (विनम्रता की छाप) 
Book Reading- 
The Inner Life of animals


27th   July 2025
We aim to inspire young minds, helping them navigate while embracing their dreams and aspirations.
The YES workshop with Shikha Agnihotri, founder of The Right Side Story
Book Readingक्या आपका बच्चा दुनिया का सामना करने के लिए तैयार है?

The Teacher's Academy

Brewing Knowledge Fridays at 5.30 PM: Book Reading with Sandeep Dutt:
  • What Did You Ask At School Today: A Handbook Of Child Learning; and 
  • The Book of Rumi 105 Stories And Fables That Illumine Delight And Inform

Saturday Masterclass Webinar at 5:30 PMProductive Failure - Design for and turn your failures into meaningful learning experiences

GSA Squad Meetings

At 5:30 PM every Monday on Zoom - GSA Coordinators, Volunteers and Mentors. #JoyOfGiving Review programs and plan for the coming week.

Good Schools of India

Are you signed up for the Good Schools of India Weekly yet? Don't miss out on valuable insights—published every Monday at 7:00 AM! #JoyOfLearning Subscribe at: www.GSI.in

Tuesday, 17 June 2025

Voices of Sunbeam: A Reflection Compilation by Students

Voices of Sunbeam: A Reflection Compilation by Students

At Sunbeam, we believe that students who think together, grow together, and learn together. This compilation brings together the thoughts, reflections, and creative expressions of our students, showcasing how shared experiences foster deeper understanding and personal growth. Each voice here represents a step in our collective journey — one of empathy, curiosity, and learning through connection.

Sunday, 25 May 2025

Sunbeam Moments: Learning, Growing and Glowing!


Sunbeam Moments: Learning, Growing, Glowing.pptx by Manisha Khanna

Students from Sunbeam School Lahartara shared thoughtful reflections on the Sunday School stories of Guru Nanak’s travels and Kubja Ji. Guru Nanak’s journey inspired them to value humility, equality, and compassion. Kubja Ji’s story taught them the power of kindness and inner beauty. Their reflections showed a growing understanding of empathy, respect, and the strength of moral values in daily life.The story of Kubja, the legendary hunchbacked woman of Mathura. Guru Nanak and Oneness, what we learnt from the session with Amardeep Singh, at the screening of Allegory: A Tapestry of Guru Nanak’s Travels Episode 17. Our understanding of religion, belief and much more.

Wednesday, 29 January 2025

Reflections: Sharing Ideas, Inspiring Minds 🌟🗣️- Sunbeam School Lahartara

Artificial Intelligence 🤖 is transforming the world with its smart abilities, from self-driving cars 🚗 to virtual assistants like Alexa and Siri 🎙️. It learns from data 📊 and makes decisions just like humans, but without emotions. On the other hand, animals 🐾 have a rich inner life filled with emotions, communication, and intelligence. Elephants 🐘 mourn their lost ones, dolphins 🐬 recognize themselves in mirrors, and dogs 🐶 express love and loyalty. AI may be powerful, but it cannot feel the warmth of a mother bird 🕊️ feeding her chicks. As technology grows, we must respect both intelligence—artificial and natural—to create a balanced world 🌍.

Sharing our thoughts through reflection helps us connect with others and grow together 🤝. When we express our ideas, we not only learn more but also inspire those around us 🌟. Reflection allows us to look back, understand our experiences, and shape new perspectives 🧠. It encourages creativity, critical thinking, and meaningful discussions 🗣️. Just like a mirror reflects our image, our words reflect our thoughts and emotions 🪞. By sharing reflections, we build a world where knowledge, understanding, and wisdom flow freely 🌍✨.

Sunbeam School Lahartara Boarders

Reflections Since 2021