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Dr. Jaspreet Kaur, Assistant Professor, Department of Management School of Business and Management Kristu Jayanti (Deemed to be University) |
Teachers often carry the weight of our responsibilities, tasks, and personal concerns. Yet, something transformative occurs the moment we step into a classroom. The very act of entering this space shifts our focus from the worries of life to the vibrancy of teaching and learning. The classroom has a unique way of welcoming us. Surrounded by curious minds and eager learners, we are reminded of the purpose behind our profession. Each interaction, each question, and each spark of understanding creates a deeply fulfilling atmosphere. In these moments, teaching becomes more than a profession; it becomes an enrichment experience.
While engaging with students, forgetting the pressing thoughts that may have weighed on us outside is easy. The class absorbs them, almost as if it were a healer. The classroom becomes a sanctuary for the session, where knowledge flows, ideas flourish, and the joy of learning takes centre stage. Of course, once we step outside, our thoughts and worries return. However, the time spent in the classroom leaves behind a lasting impact. It rejuvenates us, restores our spirit, and strengthens our sense of purpose.
For a teacher, the classroom is not just a place to teach; it is also a place to heal, grow, and rediscover the joy of being an educator.