Parents are known to be the first teachers to their child. The emotional support provided by them can help children cultivate wellbeing which leads to better academic performance and more opportunities in the future. Children sustain wellbeing from their parents, friends and neighbours. However nowadays, their real world is being replaced by the virtual one.
“A good education can change anyone. Supporting wellbeing of students can change everything”- The Unknown Growing up has never been easy. Kids are pushed into our complex world and are expected to learn and grow. Coping with academic stress, navigating relationships, identifying gender and sexuality, managing emotions and fitting in with their peers are just
From the sense of belongingness to fruitful participation and appreciation in school and other values that work in the well-being of a child were discussed at the school principals’ meet and seminar organised by The Times of India NIE (Newspaper in Education) in association with Conscious LUCKNOW: From the sense of belongingness to fruitful participation
ConsciousLeap launches Wellspire ConsciousLeap recently launched a personal and career coaching programme called Wellspire, a three-year integrated curriculum for higher grade students to help them get future-ready. Starting from Class 6 and continuing till Class 8, it will be delivered over 20 weeks in each academic year, guided by an in-house school teacher/counsellor who is
Success in today’s world warrants fast thinking as a vital lifeskill to unlock opportunities. However, as simple as the idea of thinking fast may seem, there are many factors that can get in the way, further slowing you down. A general lack of direction, fear of rejection, being afraid of failure and holding onto past
The pandemic forced businesses to think fast and make quick shifts to address the shifting consumer landscape. In the face of disruption, businesses could choose between waiting to fully comprehend the effects of the pandemic or aligning with the changing needs and accelerating their growth. While some industries relied on existing trends that were already
We live in an incredibly fast paced world where speed is invariably used as a measure of performance. How quickly can you complete your tasks? How many tasks can you accommodate in a day? How can you ensure maximum productivity through your day? And just like that, to perform better we find ourselves speeding through
COVID-19 has taught us a lot of things about our society; our personal and professional lives, and the way in which we consume information when under stress. For example, we know that our world is now more connected than ever before. A tiny microscopic virus can travel the globe in a matter of days –
“The farther back you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see”, is a famous quote that goes by Winston Churchill. This thought has been validated by various life examples and studies, of which one such study conducted by Dr. El Swamy concluded that leaders who took the time to look back rather
The disruption from the pandemic has impacted us in ways that could take years for us to fully comprehend. It has shaken the foundation of businesses and individuals alike and instilled volatility and instability towards planning a future. As old ways of doing things have broken under the pressure of a global crisis, we can
