"Exploring the Journey of Suresh Babu MG: Inspiring Success at GFGC Gauribidanur"

  Time Management Tips for Busy College Students April 19, 2018  |  Purdue University Global Time is a finite resource. Balancing responsibilities at your job, home, and school is not easy. No matter what, you’re always left with the same 24 hours in a day to check items off to-do lists, spend time with family and friends, and unwind. By planning ahead and using your time wisely, you’ll be able to accomplish more and enjoy added free time. Follow these eight time management tips and strategies to ensure that you meet deadlines, are well prepared for exams, and have time for yourself while pursuing a  college degree . 1. Identify Time-Wasters and Set Goals It’s easy to get distracted. Pay attention to what draws your focus away from your studies and assignments. Are you spending too much time checking social media? Are you prone to texting and answering personal phone calls while studying? Do you find that a lot of time has passed while you aimlessly browse the web? No matter what is wa

  How to Behave with Your Teacher  0 Recently, I have taken the test of my two old students. Test was of checking their behavior. You know, I always stress on moral ethics in education. There is not any success of teacher if he will not generate moral ethics in students. So, before explaining the steps of good behavior with teacher, I am explaining my test story. Few days ago, I gave a great offer to my old students who are 12th pass. I told, I will give Rs. 5000 pension at the end of every month if they will do 12 hours free duty of my  business  for 12 months. At that time, both were agree for 10 hours but I was saying of 12 hours. So, I went their home. After 3 days, I went to their home, both were agree with my offer. But, I was not agree because offer was valid 3 days ago. When they had listened these words, they were saying, " I am backing out of my words. I was speaking lie." But it was totally my test. It is the checking of behavior of students. I gave small greed and

  STARTING Growing you How to learn, unlearn, and relearn? Unlearn:   To discard (something learned, especially false or outdated information) from one's memory.   Relearn:   To learn (something) again. The world we are living in is fast and dynamic, where change remains the only constant thing. So, to change,   what is important is the attitude to learn. Alvin Toffler   is credited for saying:   “The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write but those who cannot learn, unlearn and relearn" .    A new year often heralds a host of exciting changes: resolutions, renewed hope, and, most importantly, new opportunities to learn. Few things excite us more than lifelong learning. However, the global lockdown outlook has made us to rethink. While they say you learn something new every day, if current trends continue, the post lockdown might be the era of unlearning. For many of us, this will sound immediately counterintuitive. Unlearning. It just feels