Season 9, Episode 20. We are stronger as a group than an individual alone. Cooperation is the need of the hour; it is an imperative value and skill in today's world. To cooperate is to accept that others are different and will have other opinions about the same things. To cooperate is to listen to other individuals' demands, wishes or ideas to understand what they go through daily and help them overcome their shortcomings. Tune into this beautiful where Anvesha and Simar dwell on Cooperation and Saikiran and Rishona share their take on Cooperation.  Anvesha Rana and Simar Kaur - Hosts from Gyanshree School Saikiran Sahu, Rishona Chopra - Guests from Gyanshree School njoy our shows on www.DilJeeto.com. You will love the stories our students, teachers, and passionate educators share. Find out more at the Good Schools website, www.SchoolEducation.com. Album Cover Vimal Joshi and image courtesy pixabay.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

Learning Forward with Naga Season 13 Episode 1. Nagaraja (Naga) Prakasam is a versatile and passionate leader with around three decades of global experience. He enjoys growing startups nationwide and being a lead angel investor; he has led 16 deals, invested in 25 startups, served 12 boards, and seen six exits and two write-offs. He also authorises BackToBharat – In Search of a Sustainable Future. He spearheaded Impact thinking in the Indian Angel Network and co-founded IAN Impact. His mantra is "Startups should focus on India's strength – People, Problems, Tech (PPT)." Back to Bharat: In Search of a Sustainable Future is a book that addresses the present economic dilemma for Indian entrepreneurs and consumers, looking at the past and current situation of India and the developed world to find a way forward. Naga's mantra is 'People, Problems and Tech'. My Good School's motto is 'Reading, Reflections and Relations'. We observe a lot of similarities as foundations in the visions we serve. Starting with the IAN Impact, one of his first investments as an angel investor, he has taken up many exciting projects. Notable mentions of portfolios are the Saahas Zero Waste, Carbon Masters and BOSON Whitewater, these startups and how he decides to invest in them. To help startups and nurture leaders, to solve the simple problems that India faces and to provide a unified, impactful solution to an issue for many. SaaS companies start quickly and move to the USA, which is well established now, but startups that solve big problems in India find it hard to generate money out of the country, so how can they counter that?  Back to Bharat is an inspiring reminder that change is possible - and this is a moment to be a part of the change, for it will take all of us with it. And with that, we come to the end of our podcast. Comment below and let us know if you like our podcast. If you want to be a part of similar podcasts, join us. We hope to meet you again soon! Enjoy our shows on www.DilJeeto.com. You will love the stories our students, teachers, and passionate educators share. Please find out more about My Good School at www.SchoolEducation.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

Joy Of Learning Season 14 Episode 1 - Recording of the session hosted at The Fabindia School as a part of the Learning Forward India Academy Professional Learning Program, focusing on Reading, Reflection and Relationships. The teachers, young and old, new and experienced, and young people take time to explore Values and take their learning forward. Take time to capture the values that people who know you would use to describe you. How do others perceive you, and what values are present or absent in their minds? Would these values be different depending on the context, e.g. as a work colleague, parent, wife/husband/partner? Be honest with yourself. Are our values always positive traits? I was once asked about the expression of anger and whether it should be considered a value. Does anger feature as a value in your list, and if so, how do you deal with it? Joy Of Learning (JOL) comes from The Little Book of Values: Educating Children to Become Thinking, Responsible and Caring Citizens by Julie Duckworth and Ian Gilbert, exploring twenty-two values taught through schools. We live in a society consumed by materialism and the desire for more. The future of education rests on immutable values: Appreciation, Caring, Cooperation, Courage, Freedom, Friendship, Happiness, Honesty, Hope, Humility, Love, Patience, Peace, Quality, Respect, Responsibility, Simplicity, Thoughtfulness, Tolerance, Trust, Understanding, and Unity. This program will inspire you by using examples of where the values are already being used by children and adults in schools and share practical tools to stimulate discussion and philosophical debate. It will also help people take stock of their values and how they wish to lead their lives.   --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

Learning Forward Podcast Season 12 Episode 4 # The World of Television The colourful world of cinema seems like the perfect runaway for when life gets hard to handle. Television and cinema escape reality, immersing individuals in captivating stories and vibrant visuals. It is the perfect opportunity to live a different life and experience varied experiences. Escapism is helpful but only up to a limit. The life portrayed by cinema encapsulates the dreams, desires, and aspirations of the audience. Please listen to Oshi and Simar as they delve into the captivating world of television, discussing its power to transport viewers into different realms. We would love to hear about your perception on this topic as well! Did something as trivial as watching TV help you in any way? Feel free to leave comments; we will be delighted to read them. Hosts - Simar Kaur and Oshi Singh from Gyanshree School. My Good School - Where Passion Meets Education. To find out more, visit the website www.SchoolEducation.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

My Good School Show Season 9, Episode 19 where passion meets education. This beautiful conversation where Anvesha delves on the value of caring and Rishona and Divisha share their take on Caring. Rishona: Caring definitely does help others. When someone cares for you, you feel like there is someone out in the world who believes that you matter. It is a feeling of joy and happiness for that person. Caring is shown out of friendship, compassion and selflessness. A caring classroom is where students feel positively connected to others. That simple act can give them a sense of optimism and help solve their little problems. And what is in it for us? How does it help and benefit us? Well, seeing one smile puts a thousand smiles on my face. The fact that I have helped someone out or just given them the joy they needed and filled in the gap in their life, makes me happy as it is. As said, never believe that a few caring people can’t change the world, for indeed, that’s all who ever have. Anvesha: Absolutely just how self love is one of the most important kinds of love, self care is also as vital as caring for others. If you cannot care for yourself then you will not be capable enough to care for others. Everything starts with you, when you decide to help yourself you will end up helping others as well. So caring for self is as important as caring for others. Anvesha: Divisha whom do you care for the most ? Divisha : I care for my family and friends the most but yeah I care about my friends a little bit more because in my family it's just me, my parents and grandparents. Since they are elders they can take care of themselves. But, my friends are the people whom I have to take care of. It's been 7 years since our friendship. Many things change but one thing never changes, Them having problems and I have solutions. The fact that I'm the youngest among them still I Am more mature. Anvesha: And with that, we come to the end of our podcast. Comment below and let us know if you liked our podcast. If you want to be a part of similar podcasts, join us. We hope to meet you soon again when we are back with a podcast on Caring next month. That’s all for us today! Anvesha Rana - Host from Gyanshree School Rishona Chopra - Guest from Gyanshree School Divisha Rawat - Guest from Ahlcon Public School Enjoy our shows on www.DilJeeto.com. You will love the stories our students, teachers, and passionate educators share. Find out more at the Good Schools website, www.SchoolEducation.com. Album Cover Vimal Joshi and free clip art from CoolClips.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

Learning Forward Podcast Season 10, Episode 18, produced by the students at My Good School, where passion meets education. The Program is brought to you by the students and interns who spread the joy of learning, focusing on reading, writing and speaking. In our podcast, we have Mr Jayant Kapatker. He graduated from  IIT, Kanpur, and has worked in India, Nepal, Spain, Australia, and the USA. He is the founder and CEO of STAM Interactive Solutions.  Many of us deem science and spirituality as separate realities, but once we observe, ponder and implore upon the fine lines, we discover that science and Vedanta share a common ground. The interconnection of science with Vedanta can bring about a dramatic change in the way we perceive and understand the universe. For over 15 years, Jayant attended Vedanta classes with dedication and passion at the Arsha Bodha Center in New Jersey. This experience was life-changing. Assimilating this knowledge and going deeper into the subject has become the main focus of his life. During this exciting journey, he has seen many connections between science and Vedanta. In 2014, he began writing essays to show us how the teachings of Vedanta can help us add a new dimension to the scientific understanding of the universe. Many people who followed and read these essays suggested that he should compile them in a book. Thus was born Science Meets Vedanta.  Host: Anvesha Rana Guests: Rishona and Shambavi from My Good School Comment below and let us know if you like our podcast. If you want to be a part of similar podcasts, join us. We hope to meet you again soon! Enjoy our shows on www.DilJeeto.com. You will love the stories our students, teachers, and passionate educators share. Please find out more about My Good School at www.SchoolEducation.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

Are your school years the best years of your life? The perception of whether or not one's school years are the best years of their life can vary significantly among individuals. For some, high school may be a time filled with fond memories, fulfilling friendships, and exciting experiences. However, for others, high school may be associated with challenges, stress, and difficult transitions. Therefore, it is crucial to recognise that the experiences and perspectives of individuals differ, and there is no universally applicable answer to whether school years are the best. Tune in to the 3rd episode of 2 Girls, 1 Mic to listen to three teenagers discovering life. In this episode, they discuss their personal experiences and perspectives on whether their school years have been the best years of their life. Their exciting take on this age-old question can bring you back to your school years or even help you make the most of them right now! Lastly, we would love to hear about your school days too! Mention your stories and anecdotes in the comment section, and we will be delighted to listen to them! Thank you, My Good School, for giving us this fantastic opportunity. Hosts - Simar Kaur and Oshi Singh from Gyanshree School Guest - Yashraj Sharma from Gyanshree School Good Schools Alliance www.SchoolEducation.com Where Passion Meets Education --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

Learning, Forward Podcast Season 9 Episode 18 Everyone wants to be appreciated, so if you appreciate someone, then don’t keep it a secret. Appreciating people, bringing a smile on their face can help them in unimaginable ways sometimes. Even when everything in one’s life is crumbling, a little gratitude and appreciation can go a long way. Life hits you hard sometimes, and as humans we all need to be there for each other. We need to help people realise that they are worthy of our love and our gratitude, simply by appreciating them from time to time. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction right! If we appreciate others, they will also appreciate us back. That one little action can produce a chain reaction that is everlasting.Tune into this beautiful podcast where Anvesha and Simar ponder upon the importance and necessity of Appreciation. Listen as Oshi and Arfa share their take on Appreciation, how it has helped them and why they perceive it as magic. Anvesha Rana, Simar Kaur - Hosts from Gyanshree School Oshi Singh - Guest from Gyanshree School Arfa Khan - Gusset from Ahlcon Public School Cover art by Rishona Chopra. Enjoy our shows on www.DilJeeto.com. You will love the stories our students, teachers, and passionate educators share. You can find out more at the Good Schools website, www.SchoolEducation.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

Learning Forward Podcast Season 10 Episode 17, produced by the students at My Good School, where passion meets education. The Program is brought to you by the students and interns who spread the joy of learning, focusing on reading, writing and speaking. Entrepreneurship is a leading world phenomenon from when we were told to follow others. Today we can leave our mark by collaborating, connecting and creating. It is to discover our joy and spread it beyond. In our podcast, we have Mrs Swati Gauba in conversation with Anvesha and Unnati of My Good School. Swati is a digital marketing consultant at DigitalDote.com. She has spent the better part of her career helping big corporates, SMEs and startups with digital marketing and content strategies, ensuring the marketing dollar goes further. Swati also has experience running her fashion technology startup (Hoppingo.com), where she led editorial, sales strategy, business development, strategic alliances and partnerships. She is one of the top 8 women from South and Southeast Asia that participated in the Female Foundry program by Dentsu Aegis Network in Singapore in 2016. A certified Trainer & Coach on the Science of Happiness designed by Berkeley Institute of Well Being, California and executed by Happiitude India. She has specialised in Happiness Education for Kids. She runs a program, Kids Preneurship, that trains kids to have an entrepreneurial and growth mindset. We speak about your life, Kidspreneurship and the love for entrepreneurship. There was a lot to learn and there is now to reinforce. Entrepreneurship is not business, it is a mindset of problem-solving, logical reasoning and quick thinking. Comment below and let us know if you like our podcast. If you want to be a part of similar podcasts, join us. Enjoy our shows on www.DilJeeto.com. You will love the stories our students, teachers, and passionate educators share. Please find out more about My Good School at www.SchoolEducation.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

Honesty and Integrity – are two invaluable qualities essential for success in life. And the best part is that everyone can teach both qualities in themselves. While honesty is telling the truth to others, integrity is being honest and sincere to ourselves. These two qualities are mutually significant.  2 Girls 1 Mic Part 2 Join Oshi and Simar as they ponder the importance of honesty and integrity.  Hosts – Oshi Singh and Simar Kaur from Gyanshree School Produced by – My Good School. Podcast website - Dil Jeeto Radio - www.DilJeeto.com #JoyOfLearning Good Schools Alliance www.SchoolEducation.com Where Passion Meets Education --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

My Good School Show Season 9, Episode 17, where passion meets education. We can do so little; together, we can do so much. United we stand, divided we fall. Tune into this beautiful podcast where Anvesha and Simar ponder upon the importance and necessity of Unity. Listen as Aria shares her take on unity, how it has helped her and why she perceives it as magic.  Anvesha Rana and Simar Kaur - Hosts from Gyanshree School Aria Gupta - Guest from Gyanshree School Alone, we can do so little; together, we can do so much. United we stand, just as the rainbow colours blend beautifully. We’re in the same boat to achieve happiness. Unity is not just being together; it’s helping each other out when someone is in need. For example, during India’s 1857 revolution, people from all religions and regions fought the British East India Company. Even though they couldn’t get rid of the Britains, they became stronger and soon gained freedom together.  Love is an understanding so complete that you feel like you are a part of the other person. Accepting the other person just how they are and not trying to change them into someone else. Love is the source of unity. So deep down, all the values come to a standstill as they finally arrive at the same spot.  Comment below and let us know if you liked our podcast. If you want to be a part of similar podcasts, join us. Cover art by Rishona Chopra. Enjoy our shows on www.DilJeeto.com. You will love the stories our students, teachers, and passionate educators share. You can find out more at the Good Schools website, www.SchoolEducation.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

My Good School Season 11 Episode 10. Veda Varshita Marrivada Grade 5 student of The Hyderabad Public School, shares her reflections from the Sunday School. There can be many causes that can be important to us. A cause is a reason which affects an action. Everything in this world has a cause which can be good or bad. Especially humans have one or more causes in life. Grounds are compelling because they give us the power to question something and change our way of life. I have many causes in life. It can relate to my family, work, academics, and being a good human. But there are three primary reasons in my life to live. They are:1. My familyIt is because of them that I am living. They make great sacrifices for us and help us in complicated situations. They guide us correctly and are ready to do anything for our happiness. They sometimes scold us, which makes us upset, but it's for our own good. 2. My workI get easily engaged once it comes to work. It allows me to acquire loads of knowledge and increase my creativity. Also, it gives me peace of mind and the feeling that I am a busy adult.3. To know "THE VALUE OF LIFE"If we don't understand the value of life, we spend our entire life never enjoying and being happy. If we once experience life as a whole and understand the importance of life, we can spend it wisely and happily.These were my causes to live, but a human will have a cause/reason for everything.In conclusion, we should find causes, analyse, think, and act on them daily. We shall indeed observe a change. Therefore, think of reasons every day. Veda Varishta MarrivadaGrade 5 Hyderabad Public School Begumpet Please find out more about My Good School at https://SchoolEducation.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

My Good School Season 11 Episode 9. Veda Varshita Marrivada Grade 5 student of The Hyderabad Public School, shares her reflections from the Sunday School. It was a fun and knowledgeable trip visiting the SchoolEducation.Com. It is a website created by the Good School Alliance program. It was an outstanding experience with many things to know about. As I scrolled through the web pages, I came across many other programs held by the Good Schools Alliance. There were many informative videos. Some programs were Happy Teachers, Sunday School, My Good School Retreat etc. The school song of My Good School was melodious and splendid. It was soothing, lovely, and relaxing to hear. Also, many takeaways from the reflections given by many students were creative and helpful. Coming to the Internships, the reviews provided by the interns made me determined to become an intern in the future. The various programs listed on the website gave me a sensation of excitement. The website also gave me the curiosity to learn many more things. The Meet and Greet podcasts were fascinating. It was a unique website because it was like an online school. There were several books to read. I could not notice how fast the time passed by just scrolling on the website for half an hour. The various programs also help us to build our vocabulary. The My Good School Program focuses on the 6 C's, critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, communication, character, and citizenship, which are very important to success in our life and career. There is also a facility to buy many exciting books, such as: Live Life In CrescendoBlue Sky, White CloudRatan Tata Ek Prakash Stambh In conclusion, we have many things to learn, and what we know today might help us tomorrow, and whatever we learn is a drop or a pond compared to an ocean. The trip to SchoolEducation.Com will allow us to learn many new things and succeed in our life. My Good SchoolWhere passion meets educationAnd many more are based on our daily life and have many things to learn. This website is very inspirational for me as I could understand there are "No limits to knowledge and learning". It was a spectacular trip visiting the SchoolEducation.com website. Veda Varishta MarrivadaGrade 5 Hyderabad Public School Begumpet Please find out more about My Good School at https://SchoolEducation.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

My Good School Season 11 Episode 8. Veda Varshita Marrivada Grade 5 student of The Hyderabad Public School, shares her reflections from the Sunday School. Being human is something which everyone cannot do. It depends on whether an individual is human, but what is being human? It means being a very generous human being. It is also a part of Humanity. Being human can also reflect on the character of a person. Donations, Charities, Adoptions, etc., come under the category of being human. A person requires a pure and kind heart to be human. Being human gives a feeling of satisfaction and happiness and teaches us to be good human beings. The reality of the world hides in a mask where most people claim the good deeds and blame the bad deeds, but rare people are good humans from the inside. People show off their acts for the sake of status but not with good intentions. Humanity is becoming extinct, and many people hate each other. The percentage of cruelty in the world is at a high intensity. Everyone should be treated fairly and equally. ALAS! I am still a child, but once I grow up, I shall donate money to old age homes and orphanages, give money to the poor and help anyone I see in trouble without hesitation. Also, I shall try my best to be a good human being as an honourable citizen of India, but my parents currently arrange food banks at orphanages and old age homes on our birthdays. Helping them gives us a feeling of happiness and joy. My parents always help others, inspiring and motivating me to do the same. Helping others makes everyone happy. Humanity is an essential virtue which we should follow for a better world. Being human also applies to animals. Treating them fairly is necessary too. Many people torture animals such as horses, elephants, lions, and other animals for entertainment. In conclusion, everyone should do their best to be a good human being. Veda Varishta MarrivadaGrade 5 Hyderabad Public School Begumpet Please find out more about My Good School at https://SchoolEducation.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

Learning Forward Podcast Season 12 Episode 1, produced by the students of My Good School. ‘Being able to be your true self is one of the strongest components of good mental health.’ We all witness a fast-paced world where nothing lasts forever and everything is replaceable. We all find it hard to cope with everything around us. Being unable to stay on track causes mental illness in today’s youngsters. Being constantly compared with your peers is frightening. That is when youngsters take harmful actions which often negatively impact their lives. In the brand-new season of this My Good School production, join Oshi and Simar as they ponder upon the importance of the mental well-being of today’s generation along with Ms Christa Campsall. My Good School hosts a well-being program for its Interns called ‘My Guide Inside’, which significantly helps the teenagers of today’s hasty world. Hosts – Oshi Singh and Simar Kaur - Gyanshree School. Guests – Ms Christa Campsall - My Guide Inside. Produced by – My Good School Podcast website - Dil Jeeto Radio - www.DilJeeto.com #JoyOfLearning Good Schools Alliance www.SchoolEducation.com Where Passion Meets Education --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

Learning Forward Podcast Season 10 Episode 16, produced by the students at My Good School, where passion meets education. The My Good School Program is brought to you by the students and interns who spread the joy of learning, focusing on reading, writing and speaking. Meet and Greet is our event to celebrate the work and writing of authors and guests who join us at our Sunday School, hosted online weekly. In this edition, we speak with Deepti Mehrotra, whose books are published by Rupa Publications Pvt Ltd and are available worldwide. History narrates tales of courageous, brave, patriotic men who sacrificed their necessities to fight for a more significant cause. Still, while highlighting the men down the ages, we often undermine the women of the past who had performed more dangerous deeds and fought for causes which ameliorated the lives of later women. Her Stories: Indian women down the Ages is not just a novel but a keepsake where the tales and stories of Indian women are preserved. It is a way to hear those unheard of and appreciate their efforts for women at large. Consider this beautiful conversation where Dr Deepti Priya Mehrotra deciphers her book. This podcast is an ode to all these Indian women down the ages. Anvesha Rana - Host from Gyanshree School Dr Deepti Priya Mehrotra - Author of Her Stories: Indian Women Down The Ages Jugjiv Singh, Rishona Chopra - Guests --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

My Good School Season 11 Episode 7 A relationship is a way through which people or things are connected. People can have relations with family, friends, animals, nature and even things. The critical elements for a strong and healthy relationship are mutual Respect, Understanding, Communication, Compromise, and Trust. We should first understand the person and respect their opinions; giving them a chance to speak and putting in their shoes is important too. Being an 11-year-old child, I have never experienced a broken relationship, but let me tell my story with my best friends. My parents and I have lived in Bangalore since my birth. Over there, I met Ridhi and Tanishka on the first day of school. We became best friends. They were kind, affectionate and caring. They would cheer me up when I was not in a good mood. One day, my father said we had to shift to Hyderabad for his job there. I was distressed to leave my friends and head for a new life. Listen to my story on repairing broken relationships. “If something is broken, then learn to repair it. If someone is angry, then learn to convince and please them. Relationships are destined; just learn to handle them beautifully.” So, make sure you have a solid and good relationship, whether it is a person, animal, nature, or thing. VEDA VARSHITA MARRIVADA Grade 5 Hyderabad Public School Begumpet Dil Jeeto means winning hearts! The Interns of My Good School produce podcasts with élan. Listen to heartwarming stories about schools, schooling and passion for education. My Good School - Where Passion Meets Education. Check out our Podcast Stream on the website www.DilJeeto.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

My Good School Season 11 Episode 6 Rishona Chopra Grade VII Gyanshree School Nature is all around us. The magnificent trees, the lush green forests, the animals and the birds. And in fact, we humans are nature. We are not a part of it but we are nature. Nature heals us. By this, I don't mean just the trees and forests that heal us. I mean, our loved ones, friends and parents care for us and support us, standing selflessly as our backbone. Human's greatest enemy is ego. It is the fuel for anger, jealousy, greed and whatnot? For greed, we fight wars. Why? For a mere piece of land. That very land belongs to none of us. Countries fight for the mountain areas that come in the area of our country. But, in reality, that land is neither ours nor theirs. It is nature which has no possession. Just like we don't have the owners that we belong to, neither does the land. Without realizing it, we hurt nature for a pretty silly reason. In the midst of these wars, aren't oceans and mountains being affected? We greedily fight for possession but do we take that possession with us when we die? One day, it all has to be lost. Plants, humans, animals and birds are all nature. We are one and are meant to live in harmony. But we have all broken ourselves into different categories. We are meant to live in peace and harmony, yet we have created a broken relationship with one another. The beauty of our world lies not in the biodiversity of our planet but it the harmony that we create with one another. Due to the broken relationship, neither are satisfied, neither are we nor are the plants and animals. It is high time we fix this relationship, by realising that ego is indeed our greatest enemy and has ruined so much for us. We will have to cure the wounds we have caused and prevent more from being created. My Good School Where Passion Meets Education Check out our Podcast Stream on the website www.DilJeeto.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

My Good School Show Season 9, Episode 16 where passion meets education. Understanding is the power to listen and reinforce. It is not a simple task; it requires the power to trust and tolerate and the necessity of being thoughtful while observing the simplicity at the heart of the matter and eventually giving in honestly to love. If we can understand, then we can trust. If we can understand, then we can be patient; if we can understand, we can tolerate and then only we can love. Understanding is deeper than knowledge, there are many people who know you but very few of them understand you. Tune into this beautiful podcast where Anvesha and Simar ponder upon the importance and necessity to understand one another in this fast paced world. Listen as Sulochana and Reveda share their take on understanding, how it has helped them and why they perceive it as a magical bridge to the hearts of loved ones.  Anvesha Rana, Simar Kaur - Hosts from Gyanshree School Sulochana Rana- Happy Teacher at My Good School Reveda Bhatt - Guest from The Aryan School  Comment below and let us know if you liked our podcast. If you want to be a part of similar podcasts, join us. We hope to meet you again when we return with a podcast on Understanding next month. Cover art by Rishona Chopra. Enjoy our shows on www.DilJeeto.com. You will love the stories our students, teachers, and passionate educators share. Please find out more about My Good School at www.SchoolEducation.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support

My Good School Season 11 Episode 5 I am responsible for many things. These words give me a sense of pride and responsibility towards my work, family, and society. Every right has responsibilities, and responsibility is a duty we must accomplish on time. Everyone has their responsibilities and duties. Responsibility means being dependable, making good choices, and taking accountability for your actions. I've been a responsible girl since my childhood. I had a few responsibilities as a daughter, family member and student. One of my primary responsibilities was learning and studying. I have consistently performed to the best in academics and secured first rank in my class every year. Another responsibility was obeying and respecting my parents, family, teachers, and elders. Also, I kept my things safe as the things I owned were precious and gave me a feeling of ownership.   Since the birth of my younger brother, things have changed. I had got some more responsibilities. I had to help my parents to bring up my younger brother and cope with my studies. Although adapting to the situation was difficult, I sacrificed and compromised a few things for my parents and brother. Later, everything became easy, and I got used to them. Over the years, I learnt to look after myself and decide the right choices in life. Still, responsibilities give me an incredible feeling of joy and teach me many valuable lessons in life, and obviously, I shall and will fulfil my responsibilities. Responsibility is an essential virtue of an individual as it gains a person's trust. It teaches you to do multitasking and gives you satisfaction and happiness. It provides a sense of purpose and builds resilience amidst adversity on an individual and societal level. In conclusion, accomplishing your tasks and responsibilities gives you a sense of maturity, happiness, and great joy as you feel you have completed a task on time. "Where there is great power and energy, there is great responsibility." Let's all be responsible for accomplishing what we have committed! VEDA VARSHITA MARRIVADA My Good School Where Passion Meets Education Check out our Podcast Stream on the website www.DilJeeto.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningforward/support