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 REFLECTION-2020

As 2020 comes to a close, we look back upon this rollercoaster of a year with a bitter sweet heart. Many of us look back with a sense oh utmost hatred as covid-19 ruined all the plans we had and we have to admit as a whole that the summer of 2020 was one of the worst. But a whole lot of us also look back with a different perspective as 2020 has helped us grow mentally and spiritually in so many ways. We have learned about what really matters and what doesn’t.

For students who have been attending tiresome and redundant online classes day in and day out, probably experiencing it very boring and many students miss hanging out with their friends who they haven’t been met in a long time. We understand how tough it has been for you students to get through this challenging year but we also have to realise that this will now be the new normal for some more time  and we have to come to terms with these difficulties. 

It has been an equally challenging year for the teachers as we learned how to navigate our way through technology that was absolutely alien to us. But collectively, I think we can agree that each of us has realised and learnt a lot from this year that how to manage difficult times by practicing human virtues more than ever. And let’s hope for the best as we move forward and strive to put what we have learnt in 2020 to good use in whatever we do because, every next level of your life will demand a different you.

Jaya George

PGT Political Science

Vishal Bharti Public School

About The Blog

 Welcome to  VBPS MUSES a platform where we we the staff and students of Vishal Bharti Public School Paschim Vihar give vent to our creative thoughts . 

Vishal Bharti Public School Paschim Vihar has a legacy of nearly three decades and our students are living the values we taught them ...in all parts of the world .

Be it the cricket legend Virat Kohli or the  IIT IIM genius Amit Kr Mittal , Vishal Bharti is proud of each and every almunus  and its present students . 

This blog is one way of staying connected to our students all over the globe and our present day students and keeping all of them close to our heart .😊

Curtailing covid 19 pandemic

 

Curtailing Covid and Culturing Education

 Curtailing Covid and Culturing Education

“ It was the best of times, it was the worst of times”-Charles Darwin , Tale of Two Cities 

As Covid-19 Pandemic pans out and threatens to grip the world in a second spike of infection our heart does skip a beat. Yet the prospect of an imminent vaccine and the effective control offered by SOP’s like mask wearing and repeated sanitation offer hope to all of us. In this scenario every educationist is flipping pages of his past experience and trying to think out of the box about how to effectively deliver education to our students. Online classes offer a huge window of opportunity in this scenario. 

However a new flight is always a challenge, there is a danger of a fall just as there is a promise of exploring new skies. We choose to strengthen our wings and explore new skies. Covid 19 may have blocked our ways for going out but it certainly has brought us together and paved  our way to get closer to each other. 

Parents and children have got a rare opportunity to get together and bind with each other like never before.

Covid has given us all a window to peep into the lives of our children, into their class rooms and be a part of their teaching-learning process. This year we can understand ,  empathise and facilitate our kids education process and train them in indispensable life-skills. 

It is a time for us as parents and teachers to emphasize the need for being sensitive to our fellow beings. To teach our children that a lone wolf may die but a pack will survive the harshest winter.

It is also time for us to understand that along with academics, values and respect for the environment is an inseparable part of a child’s education and was a part and parcel of our family values till we got busy with our jobs.

 Today however we can spare those additional few mins with our child and re-emphasize the same. So while we maintain a healthy physical distance, sanitize and wear our masks regularly let us also to remember to place the less fortunate in our heart and lend them a helping hand. 

Rachna Jain 

Principal 

VBPS