Showing posts with label support. Show all posts
Showing posts with label support. Show all posts

The story of a "Mother-teacher".

Year 2013 unexpectedly I got another sudstitution class along with my regular classes.The child came to that class-LKG C. He was special.His disabilities were the reason of his hyperactive behaviour and anger.Everyday the other children of the class and their parents used to come with several complaints against him."He has hurt my child"... "He has bitten me" and many more. He was wild,helpless,short tempered & confused. He never bothered about the others. Every child was learning in the class. He didn't bother. I remember how he used to escape from the class and play hide and seek with me. The untamed child became a friend of mine. Then a new teacher came and I handed over the substitution class to her.The friendship remained the same. The life of a mother- teacher is quite challenging. You can't get rid of your worries. Every time I heard about him,-"He can't"... "He is not normal"... "He is good for nothing"..."He is mad"... In 2015 he came back again to me in class 1. He started writing. His handwriting was bad. His work was untidy. He could copy but couldn't write sentences or even words. He went to the next class but the same feedback I got from all the teachers."He can't" ... "He is crazy".."He doesn't listen or even takes out his books and copies"... People used to mock at him as if he is not a human being or some alien. Everyone gave the verdict- He needs a special school. He was in class 2 and I  was so busy with the children of my class that couldn't notice that every day he used peep into my class to see me.
His mother took a tough decision to bring him back to class1 once again. She had faith in me but I wasn't confident enough to assure his improvement.May be like everyone I also misunderstood him. In 2017 he came back to my class again. I discovered his real problem of not following the classroomrules. It was his lack of confidence. He became calm , extremely quite and passive. From 2013 to 2017- His behaviour was changed drastically. I was adamant this time to prove him as normal as the other children of the school. I started work on him. He started writing words and sentences without my help. After each and every instruction,he used to come to me and say- "I can't" but I said-"you can"... And his journey started.
He started working by himself,he perticipated in several cultural programs of the school and at the end of the session, he got his report card. From D grade to B1 in English and Mathematics.A2 in EVS.
I used to scold him like a mother. Sometimes by mistake he used to call me- "Mumma". He told me- "I want to be a scientist". Yes you can. I will be waiting for the day.
All the very best to you.




The life of a "Mother-teacher" is not easy. She doesn't get a trophy for her achievement. Her achievement is in the improvement of her children.
It is so simple to call someone"Good for nothing"but ask a simple question to youself- "Why he is 'Good for nothing'?"Give a try. You will only feel the satisfaction to see the improvement of that "Good for nothing"children or I should call-"The need support" children. 



Let's celebrate Women's day with a broad mind.







To ,
The ladies of society,people of the society,
A humble request to you....
Please let us live...
Please let us breath.
Dear ladies,

Womens' day just around the corner. After few days there will be so many posts related to women and womanhood etc...My post is not to hurt anyone or may be am wrong but whatever I feel is, most of the time in everyday life, am attacked by the women only... Such as- teasing, hating, mocking, discouraging, blaming, backstabbing, over curiosity etc...Why always blaming men?Even I feel comfortable discussing my problems with my dad and husband only... Am not telling that men are flawless but "Dear women" please be affectionate towards the other women in their crisis.. If a woman s not supporting another woman then how you can expect that this country will be safe for us?
Neighbourhood aunties, our female in laws and relatives are more dangerous than the uncles for sure. Our female friends are too much over curious about our personal life or the disasters of our life.
My dear mothers do not let your daughters to quit schools or colleges;
Please do not support the early marriage of your daughter as because she has become a burden to you.
Dear ladies please do not say - "Her clothes are inviting attention.She is a slut.." when guys tease a girl wearing short skirts or crop top. Shout out loud at that time.
Dear ladies let women work outside peacefully.
Dear ladies please do not blame the woman only for her divorce. May be she is guilty but before knowing the real story please do not blame or judge anybody.Either the man or the woman. It is their personal life.
Dear ladies, a woman's life style can be different than yours. May be she doesn't want a typical life style.May be she doesn't wanna marry or have kids. It doesn't make the person an "Alien"...
Dear ladies, if somebody is in a distance relationship, please do not ask her questions like-"What about your sex life?" May be that is soooooooooooo personal to ask....
Dear ladies stop hating a widow. Stop calling her unlucky. Mr. Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar in 20th century proved this wrong and we are living in 21st century. Her husband is dead but can you feel that she is dying everyday and every moment?
Dear ladies stop hating a lady who is unable to be a mother. Stop calling her in different nasty names.
Dear ladies, stop envying the woman who is more fashionable than you as well as stop calling someone a "Bahenji" who wears non branded Indian clothes.
Dear ladies stop blaming a rape or acid attack victim for the consequence. Do not stop the victim to report to the police station.Support her in each and every single step.

Please be a little bit sensible. Please be a little bit affectionate.

Wishing you a very happy Womens' Day.
Yours faithfully
Another woman
  1. (Content courtesy: Munmun Talukdar.
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