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Difference between Teacher & Educator
Teacher and Educator are defined by many as synonyms, but if we go to see there is difference between both. Teacher is a person who teaches children in school. His profession is paid and he requires special training and qualifications to be a teacher. To be an educator you don’t need any such training or specialization. A person can be an educator without being a teacher. Parents are a child’s first and most influential educator.
Teacher
is the master of his subject. He in school imparts theoretical knowledge and
focuses more on curriculum, assignments, syllabus and assessments. An educator
is beyond this. He is not only a teacher, but a motivator, facilitator, mentor
and a trainer. His main focus is the all round development of a child. He is
skilled in teaching and focuses on intellectual, moral and social instructions.
His work area is not just confined to a classroom. His influence is beyond
that. Educators are those leave an influence on their students even after they
are far off. He is the person who shapes up the life of a child. It's the educator who interacts and makes relationships with
students more important than the content, but because of those relationships,
the content comes alive.
Teaching
isn't just a job to an educator, it's a
calling. It’s
passion and commitment and a desire to amplify the voices and dreams of the
children. In the end I would like to say that every teacher on this earth needs
to be an educator and that will make the difference in Education.
-Bharti Rao/ Educator
ALUMNI
Interview
(Ed:
Editor, P.S: Pushpendra Singh)
ED: What is your
name?
PS: My name is Pushpendra Singh.
ED: Which was your
batch year ?
PS: My batch year was 2006.
ED: Who were your
batch mates?
PS: My batch mates were Yogendra, Ajaypal,
Rahul,Sharm and Raguveer singh.
ED: Have you ever
participated in any activities, tournaments etc.?
PS: Yes, I have participated in football,
hockey and all sports activities.
ED: What are your
present qualifications?
PS: My present qualifications are B.A.
ED: What was your
experience at Fabindia School?
PS: It was a great experience and the
school is awesome, it has a good nature to study and the teachers and friends
are so helpful.
ED: Will you like to
give any message to your juniors, school, or friends etc.?
PS: Yes, I’ll like to say that study well,
do hard work to achieve your goal do something that will make the name of your
school and parents
STAFF
Tuesday, 29th August: Staff
had PDP Session on that day. First Mr. Ajay Vijaywargi read out a thought ‘Knowing your
subjects’ from the book “Can We Teach a Zebra Some
Algebra “by Debashis Chatterjee”. Staff then discussed their opinions,
gave their views and sent a write up with graphics and photo to Mr. Ajay. Then
they got themselves divided into their groups and prepared a presentation based
on the stories from the book” Is your Child Ready to Face The World by Dr.
Sibal”. They made videos, ppts and writ- ups for their presentation.
Interview
[ED: Editor,
TMA: Tarun Mishra]
ED: When did you join the school?
TMA: 20th March 2015.
ED: Who was the principal at that time?
TMA: Deepika Tandon.
ED: What type of environment was there?
TMA: At that time the environment was good
and friendly. It is suitable for sports.
ED: Which classes did you teach at first?
TMA: Class XI.
ED: What is your qualification?
TMA: Post Graduation [M.P.Ed] from DAVV
University, Indore.
ED: What do you expect from the children?
TMA: They should do hard work and with hard
work they should also have fun.
ED: Have you taught in any school before
Fabindia?
TMA: Pushpdeep International School and DPS
I have taught before Fabindia.
ED: What message would you like to give to
the students?
TMA: Love your profession, accept your
failure learn from it and convert into success.
SKILL
Priyanka Choudhary/ XII/ DH was selected as Student this
Week for her sincere and helpful nature. She addressed the Assembly and spoke
on ‘Respect’. She said that respect is the most important element which each
child should possess. You should respect not only your elders but also your
younger ones. The message that she gave was “Give Respect and Take Respect’.
My experience of my school
“Learning
gives creativity,
Creativity
gives thinking,
Thinking
provides knowledge,
Knowledge
makes you great…”
It is a matter
of great pride for me to study in The Fabindia School. This school is one of
the most promising schools of learning. We have a great and excellent
environment which facilitates us to have as many opportunities as possible. In
such a situation there is nothing most important than having such a good school
in the rural background. The background and achievements of the school is
really great.
The children
of the school are imparted with good quality education. It provides a happy,
caring and comforting environment for each to learn. It has a desire and dream
to see of the children like us who live in villages. I never thought that I
will get such good environment to learn, teachers to teach and good friends. - Devika Choudhary/ X/ TH
SPORT
Tuesday, 29th August: National Sports Day was
celebrated in the school. Special Assembly was organized on that day. Priyanka
Choudhary/ XII spoke on the importance of Sports and why this day is celebrated
in the country. Bhumika Nagar read out the oath and all the students took the
oath after her. Many activities were organized for students of Class
Nursery-XI. Some had football match, some kabadi match, some kho-kho and some
had races. Students enjoyed the day with fun and frolic.
Friday,
1st September: The School’s U-19 Boys Football Team participated in
U-19 District Football Tournament organized at Government High School, Bali.
They were escorted by Mr. Tarun Mishra. They won their first match against
Bharunda Govt. School by 4-0.Congratulations
team for your performance. The
School U-17 Girls Hockey participated in U-17 Girls District
Tournament. They were escorted to Falna by Mr. Vineet Kumar.
Saturday,
25th August: The School U-14 Cricket Team escorted by
Mr. Vineet Kumar went to Bisalpur to participate in the U-14 Block Cricket
Tournament. They won their first match by 10 wickets against the host team and
they have entered into semi-finals. They secured third position. Three students
Chirag Sharma, Aryan Sirvi and Ajay Kumar selected to play at District level.
Congratulations team for your performance.