Global Public School

18/02/2023

This gamechanger webinar is for Std X students. It's to
give an insight to the students who are appearing for their CBSE STD X Board Exams, on the tips and tricks to become a topper, score 💯/💯 and crack the code to acing their papers this 2023 CBSE Board Exam. We hope parents encourage their ward to join the meet tomorrow (19.02.23) at 11 AM.

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29/08/2015

The 69th Independence day was celebrated on 15th August, 2015 with pomp and splendor. Subedar B.S was the chief guest and he hoisted the National Tricolour. Our director academics welcomed the chief guest. A kaleidoscope of dances interspersed with choreography, drills and songswere performed by the students from L.K.G to STD VI. The celebration of National festivals instills patriotismand love fro the motherland in the students.

03/08/2015

Should teachers teach?

This may sound like a weird question, but nevertheless, the fact remains that most people assume that the role of the teacher is to “Teach” the student. If however you are to look at the same thing from another point of view, you'll think that students learn by themselves, the teacher is just the “Enabler”.

In the first scenario, the assumption is the the teacher is a storehouse of knowledge which he then imparts to the students.
While this is not untrue per se, the fact remains that this form of teaching started hundreds of years ago, and may not necessarily be the best way for this day and age.

In the second scenario, the assumption is that the curriculum is developed for a certain age group, and that children of this age group will be able to grasp certain concepts. This means that when the children learn themselves, they are still able to grasp concepts easily.
Of course, the job of the teacher is not eliminated in this process, on the other hand, it is increased.

In a new form of teaching called the “Flipped Classroom Model”, children are asked to prepare for the next day's class, rather than revise that day's class. This is a radical departure from the “set” model, that of the teacher “teaching” something in the school, and the children revising it at home.

In the Flipped Classroom Model, the children are given the portions for the next day's class, and are asked to prepare for it. When they come to class the next day, the children are encouraged to question what they have learned.

The classroom therefore becomes the place where the “Revision” takes place, but because the teacher is supervising this process, it becomes a “learning” session for all children. The teacher “Encourages” self reliance in learning, using the natural creativity of the children themselves to explain concepts to them.

01/08/2015

A Nation Mourns.

"My message, especially to young people is to have courage to think differently, courage to invent, to travel the unexplored path, courage to discover the impossible and to conquer the problems and succeed. These are great qualities that they must work towards. This is my message to the young people." -Dr APJ Abdul Kalam

01/08/2015

How important is diet to a student?

Everyone knows that a good diet is very important for the physical and mental well-being of everyone. But did you know that your diet is directly related to your mental capability. We aren't talking “Magic Memory Pills” here.

We're talking about good old fashioned food and how the quality of the food that you eat affects your brain function.
Eating food rich in omega-3 fatty acids has been shown to actually increase the brain/body-mass ratio. Conversely, consuming less omega-3 results in mental illnesses.

Studies of data on the incidence of depression in different countries show that it is countries like Japan that have a high consumption of fish (a very good source of omega-3 fatty acids) that have a very low incidence of depression. Western countries score very poorly on the index because their consumption of omega-3 fatty acids is much lower, while their consumption of saturated and trans fatty acids is high.

New research is also showing how certain enzymes in the gut actually trigger cognitive development. For example, leptin is synthesized in the fat tissue and sends a message to the brain to reduce appetite. New research is however showing that when the leptin receptors aren't functioning properly, it affects long term memory negatively.
Not all the interactions between the gut and the brain are fully understood now, but the consensus is that the better the quality of the food you eat, the better your brain capability.

Living in an age where a lot of food is “off-the-shelf” and almost everything that we eat is full of pesticides and growth hormones, getting good, organically grown food is very important, especially during your formative years.
What you eat, really does affect what you become!

31/07/2015

31/07/2015

31/07/2015

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