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Mediated Learning – Strengthening Every Child’s critical thinking
Feuerstein’s Mediated Learning Experience refers to the way in which stimuli experienced in the environment are transformed by a mediating agent, usually a parent, teacher, sibling, or othe…
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We were pleasantly surprised to find many people at the Art of Living Ashram looking forward to Sri Krishna Janmashtami Celebrations. Krishna Janmashtami, also called Gokulashtami, celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna. Many educated urban Indians, we knew, thought of Janmashtami as just another holiday for indulging in good food and putting their feet up.
But here the story was different. Probbaly, because of the gusto and fullness with which the celebrations are held in the presence of Sri Sri Ravi Shankarji. From Makhan Mishri and Chappan Bhog to rocking Krishna bhajans and beautiful decorations, the festivities make one feels so complete and fulfilled. Well, Krishna himself is supposed to be a “Purna Avatara,” complete in all aspects!
As Sri Sri says, “You see from any angle, there is a totality in Krishna’s personality. This indicates that your innermost has these qualities just like a ray of sun…
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Recipe for failure
A new novel venture should have focus and drive and should have series of activities related to the reason and growth of creation.
It is easy to get carried away in diverse ways and convince ourselves that these all will be related businesses.
We should be clear in how to grow business through multiple ways.
We should be clear to align business with multiple partners for visibility and customer creation.
Once stakes are spoken to and broken up they should be kept in closet till business scales to better size.
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