"I enjoy reading, writing blogs and listening to podcasts, which anybody can do at My Good School", Ananya Bhatia.
Thursday 4 January 2024
Reflections for 2023 - Tenzin Jambey
Sunday 31 December 2023
Tenzin Chonzom pours out her heart for My Good School!
Good evening, sir; this is Tenzin Chonzom ✨
We did a lot for today's class, but what reflected in my mind was that happiness is the result and not a cause.
I want to write a short note on this because of a discussion we had in class.
It depends on external things. Its result, which comes from within due to our kind works, gives happiness.
* Life of Crescendo (reflection)
. Life is a mission, not a career
. It tells About what keeps people growing
. We learned about the six paths
: happiness is the result, not the cause
: stress is not bad
: Physical exercise is essential and good
. If you enjoy
: Cash doesn't last
: Stay involved in work
: Maintenance of a robust social network
. Anyone who keeps learning stays young ๐ฑ
. Staying focused
. It's all recognition of the abundance of facts.
*Creating Passion
Passions are developed through emotions, mainly through activities that you find to be fun.
As mentioned by Amerdeep sir in a previous session, he remarked, "DON'T FOLLOW PASSION. CREATE YOUR OWN PASSION." he has motivated me through all aspects of problems with his meeting in the session.
* Leaving 2023 and moving to 2024 ( learning I did from My Good School in this passing year )
. Breaking goals into smaller steps makes them more accessible for students to comprehend. As mentioned by Amerdeep, sir.
My Good School always taught me never to stop dreaming and to keep learning and improving my reading, writing, and listening skills.
A good school encourages the young minds of students and is filled with positive thoughts.
Thank you, sir.
Tenzin Chonzom
Pestalozzi Children's Village India
Saturday 17 June 2023
My visit to SchoolEducation.com - Tenzin Jambey
Monday 27 February 2023
Joy Of Learning @ Kalinga Literary Festival
Sandeep Dutt is an Advisor to the KFL and was invited as a speaker. In conversation what Geetika Kohli, he speaks about life, times and how we thrive in life with the #JoyOfLearning.
The link to the video on Youtube:
The literary extravaganza, a spectacular range of language diversity in the programme, participation of 10 countries and over 25 languages. Over 500 speakers from various nationalities and recipients of major awards such as the Nobel, the Booker, International Booker, the Sahitya Akademi and many more.
Featuring a range of themes, including the ongoing climate justice debate under the urgency of borrowed time theme, the great women writers and artists focusing on the female voice and identity, crime fiction, memoir, translation, poetry, economics, tech morality and Artificial Intelligence, the global crisis, cutting-edge science, India and the world, art and photography, health and medicine, amongst others.
Every year, the festival brings together a diverse mix of the world’s greatest writers, thinkers, humanitarians, politicians, business leaders, sports people and entertainers on one stage to champion the freedom to express and engage in thoughtful debate and dialogue. The Kalinga Literary Festival has hosted nearly 2500 speakers and performers and welcomed book lovers worldwide since its inception in 2013.
Celebrities from literature, cinema, media and politics will assemble in the temple city of Odisha to deliberate on the “India and the World” theme at the Kalinga Literature Festival in Bhubaneswar from February 24-26. Acclaimed writers from Nepal, Sri Lanka, Japan, the UK, Italy, South Africa, and Austria to the festival.
Tuesday 20 December 2022
เคนเคฎाเคฐी เคนเคฐी เคाเคธ เคी เคเคช्เคชเคฐ เคตाเคฒी เคोเคชเคก़ी เคเคฐ เคฌौเคจा เคชเคนाเคก़ เคी เคฏाเคค्เคฐा। - Hindi Podcast
เค เคฐ्เคฅ - เคुเคฐु เคธเคญी เคा เคเคค्เคฎ เคนै, เคธเคค्เคฏ, เค्เคाเคจ เคเคฐ เคเคจंเคฆ เคा เค เคตเคคाเคฐ เคนै। เคो เคธंเคธाเคฐ เคธे เคชเคฐे, เคถाเคจ्เคค, เคธ्เคตเคคंเคค्เคฐ เคเคฐ เคฆीเคช्เคคिเคฎाเคจ เคนैं, เคเคจ्เคนें เคจเคฎเคธ्เคाเคฐ เคนै।
Thank you to the author of the book Ashok K Shukla and his publisher Rajkamal Prakashan. Above all, we are grateful to Ms Chandra Prabha from Gyanshree School for recommending the book.
Sunday 13 November 2022
The Subtle Art Of Writing ๐ - Oshi Singh
Hey, I am Oshi Singh from Gyanshree. I am also an intern at the Joy Of Learning Program. Some of you might know me because of my posts on the joy of learning diaries. I am writing this article to pay tribute to My Good School for helping me find the missing 'ME' time in my life. The Sunday School has also helped me immensely, especially as a writer.
Finding time to read every week and learning how to be a better person, the weekly conversations always help me a lot. Also, reading other people's life experiences and getting the best out of them is a new skill that I developed here at My Good School.
The teachers and interns here have become like family to me. It has made me believe that this is where passion meets education.
I am thankful to everyone here who is helping me develop into a better human being and giving me excellent life opportunities. I look forward to getting to know the people better and collaborating with them. Also, after reading this, I hope some of you would like to join our family and make it grow bigger and wiser!
People have been writing as far as mankind can recollect; we have come a long way, from random ancient letters to a modern stable form of Writing. Writing, for me, holds an extraordinary place in my heart. While writing, I find a special feeling that is a little difficult to express, but if I try, it is something like peace. It is hard to find but harder to get rid of when discovered. When I write, I feel the greatest. I feel like Alice in Wonderland or Harry Potter at Hogwarts. Nothing compares to the feeling you get when you simply write while sitting on your balcony at the height of your society's building. Watching every single bird, car and plane pass while you write. Watching everyone look so tiny except for yourself, who is busy roaming and enjoying their fantasy world. It is the closest I can get to nature while living in cities.
Writing for some is a doodle, while it is a tough row to hoe for some. The biggest misconception about Writing is that it's limited to schools and colleges, but I differ. I believe it is about an expression of thoughts. Writing is telling your tale and unravelling your thoughts on the blank page. It is about capturing your past and living your present. It is about making memories.
Writing a journal is an excellent start to mastering this art. While writing in your journal, you don't need to care about spelling and grammar or its presentation. All you have to do is write; that's how I started, and You can too! The more and more you write, the better you get at the language and, more importantly, being able to clearly convey who you are and what's on your mind. People may or may not like it, but you will become more comfortable and confident about yourself. Reading books is also a great way to start writing!
Sunday School is a live example. While we read stories of the greatest writers in history here every Sunday. We, too, write the most exciting and intriguing reflections and stories by aspiring writers. Later we post it on the Joy Of Learning Diaries, making it available for a lifetime and tracing a mark of our start.
Finally, I hope you got my point, as Writing is more than making meaningful sentences. So why don't you give it a shot right now? After all, you're never too late to miss the train, and even if you do, take a deep breath & relax. There's another one coming your way, and you are on time for YOUR train!
VIII D
Gyanshree School
Friday 28 October 2022
What have I learnt from My Good School - Shambhavi Nautiyal
There are a colossal of amazing things that I have learnt from my one year at My Good School. I read three meaningful and impactful books and got to know three very new authors that helped to make my year a little more bedazzling.
Reading is all about simplicity and beauty, which I was able to experience regularly throughout this year. Though I couldn't reflect much in the written form, as far as I can tell, I did have the chance to go through the whole discussion and analysis in the meetings. I enjoyed expanding my knowledge of articulation and vocabulary and viewing the world through different perspectives. I made new friends and got to know their stories and opinions.
The first book that we read, Dr Anupam Sibal's "Is Your Child Ready to face the world?', was a book that made me dive into the observations and life lessons manifested through the life of the author. I believe it gave me a view of the world I will be stepping into soon. That book made me discern what those virtues meant to me and how I would want to when I grow. Even today, if someone ever asks me about some helpful self-help book recommendations, then I would only ask for that person to give this book a read.
The second book 'Totto-chan, the girl by the window' was written by a Japanese author, Tetsuko Kuroyanagi, a country I admire. This book gave me a view of how childhood is for a Japanese kid, fascinating and adventurous what I was able to make out. The whole book was heartwarming, and it felt like travelling back in time to a different country like I was there. Especially reading these books with all of the My Good School members was fun. It was simply marvellous knowing so many new things every week. I am proud and content with the idea of me being a part of this home-like friendly open programme which is just free of judgements.
It's indeed been a roller-coaster ride, somehow. Apart from everything, there is one thing I can say for sure that one-hour meeting felt like a safe place for other children like me who were interested in the beauty of literature and admired it and lived the stories just the way I did. Now that I think of it, I can't express how much gratitude I feel for being able to be a part of this; looking back at it as a journey of improvisation and learning,
I don't know if I would even be writing anything if it weren't for My Good School. I would have probably thought for it to be something I couldn't do and just wasn't for me, but because of this practice of reflecting, I have enriched and improved that now I can do it anytime, whenever I think of it. It's been a healing experience, and of course, I want to thank the organisers, Sandeep sir, Monisha ma'am, all the interns who have put so much effort into making this a success and the other members who joined, which always made the meeting come up alive.
Ahlcon Public School
Saturday 1 October 2022
Quality - Rishona Chopra
"If a judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing it is stupid."
- Albert Einstein
We all have a beautiful quality about us. Something that makes us happy and makes us feel alive. There may be 1 bad thing about us, but there are 10 good things about us too. We all have a quality that we can never get tired of. Writing makes me feel alive, and I believe it is my quality that refreshes my mind.
Today let us close our eyes and think, what do we wish to do that we could do all day? Reading, writing, playing an instrument, drawing, painting, or even doing nothing is a quality. I have noticed that most people can't stay still and want to do something, even if I can't. So if you can stay still doing nothing for even 15 minutes. I say that's beautiful quality!
Take out a day to do whatever you want without any hesitation!
Apart from these hobbies, it is essential to have God's seven qualities in us:
Wisdom, power, holiness, justice, goodness, and truth.
Begin Your Day With A Close Meeting With God - During the early morning hours, when nature is silent and pure and human beings are quiet and detached from their physical existence, experience yourself as a soul and enter the soul world and float in it, touching and absorbing the pure vibrations of God. These vibrations will fill you with God's 7 qualities.
Rishona Chopra
Grade 6
Gyanshree School
Sunday 28 August 2022
We laugh, we read and we write - Rishona Chopra
The Joy of Learning Diaries is a website where students can post their reflections on My Good School’s reading program every Sunday. They can literally post anything they want. We publish the Joy Of Learning Diaries, and our blogs go in an extensive diary where many students can post.
We connect the Joy Of Reading with the joy of writing by -
- What we read in the reading session we reflect upon by writing.
- What we have written can be converted into a podcast (audio file) - Joy of Speaking.
We are here at My Good School, Here things are so cool! Together we learn, Here no teacher is stern!
We learn all the values needed,
After going to My Good School, we all succeeded!
There are several things you can do,
Each item is new!
We can read and write,
We are bright!
We can design and create,
After all, My Good School is great!
11.00 AM SWAMI AND FRIENDS by RK Narayan
11.40 AM The Art Of Focus by Gauranga Das
12.00 PM Hari Ghaas Ki Chhappar Wali Jhopadi Aur Bouna Pahad Hindi Edition by Vinod Kumar Shukla
Read With Us!
Rishona Chopra Grade VI Gyanshree School
Friday 8 July 2022
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