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The Inspirational Journey of a Student Who Never Gave Up- By Ms Carol Chitale (English Teacher)

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  Thomas Edison’s famous quote, “Success is the result of hard work” rings particularly true to Kifah Dalvi. The road to learning is paved with challenges and triumphs, and each student's experience is distinct. Kifah's journey embodies this growth mindset. Witnessing her transformation into a dedicated and successful student over the past four years has been one of the highlights of my teaching experience.  To support Kifah's individual needs, we implemented strategies such as differentiated instruction, small group projects, and peer tutoring. These strategies aimed to build her confidence in answering questions, and solidifying her understanding of key concepts in the story, in addition, polishing her grammar skills with a more playful approach led to her positive outcome of improved grammar topics.  It was impressive to see her contributions to class discussions and the bond she developed with her classmates enhanced the classroom atmosphere. Her classroom inputs prop...

Extracurricular Involvement: Fostering Confidence and Social Skills

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  The Inclusion team plays a vital role in supporting students with additional learning needs by providing tailored academic assistance and fostering an inclusive learning environment. Beyond academics, the team actively collaborates with parents to encourage their ward’s participation in various competitions and extracurricular activities. By promoting engagement in sports, arts and new hobbies, they also encourage students to develop diverse skills and interests. This holistic approach ensures that students not only excel academically but also build confidence, social skills, and a sense of belonging. Through regular communication and joint efforts with parents, our Inclusion team creates a supportive network that empowers students to thrive in all aspects of their lives. Watch the video below to see how Zain, a third-grade student, and Tanmay, a seventh-grade student, have embraced a new hobby and actively participate in extracurricular activities.