Handling the 'ICE BREAKING SESSION 'for the students attending the seven days camp of Higher Secondary National Service Scheme at NSS Higher Secondary School, Mulloorkara on 27/12/2021
Click here to view. My Reflective Journal Cultivating Socio-Emotional Skills in Second Language Learners As part of my experimental study, I designed and implemented "My Reflective Journal" for students to develop essential self-awareness and self-management skills. This innovative tool integrates socio-emotional strategies with second language acquisition, empowering students to enhance their journaling skills and build socio-emotional competence. By incorporating reflective journaling into their learning process, students can: - Develop a deeper understanding of their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors - Cultivate self-awareness, self-regulation, and self-motivation - Enhance their socio-emotional skills, including empathy, communication, and problem-solving - Improve their second language acquisition and overall academic performance Through "My Reflective Journal," students are encouraged to explore their feelings, experiences, and interactions, fostering a gr...
The prose Debts of Gratitude by Selma Lagerlöf explores themes of gratitude, indebtedness, and reflection . The narrator, on a train journey to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature, reminisces about the people and experiences that shaped her life. She imagines a conversation with her late father, expressing her deep sense of gratitude toward him, nature, literature, and those who supported her journey. The piece highlights how true gratitude goes beyond material debts—it is about acknowledging the profound impact of others on one's life and finding ways to honor that influence. In Debts of Gratitude , Selma Lagerlöf reflects on her journey to Stockholm to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature. As she sits on the train, she reminisces about past visits to the city, often for difficult tasks like examinations. She feels joy at receiving the prize but also sorrow that her father is no longer alive to witness her achievement. In a dream-like sequence, she imag...
Life moves faster than we realize. One moment, we are children stepping into the unknown, and before we know it, we have grown, worked, and aged—just like in Naguib Mahfouz’s brilliant short story Half a Day . This adapted storybook brings Mahfouz’s allegorical masterpiece to life with vivid imagery and engaging narration. It captures the essence of childhood, the passage of time, and the realization that life is fleeting. Designed for readers of all ages, this visual adaptation transforms the profound themes of the original story into an immersive storytelling experience. Through colorful illustrations and thoughtful narration, Half a Day invites you to reflect on the journey of life, from youthful curiosity to the wisdom of age—all in the blink of an eye. 📖 Read the full storybook here: Half a Day Half a Day (Adapted Story) Click to read this book, made with Book Creator app.bookcreator.com