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Board Games, Browser Based, Games, Paper and Pencil, Recreation, Rule of thirds, Tic-tac-toe, Video Games
March 16 Th 2003
Do you know sometimes being a child really gives you a charm accompanied by every sense of peace? Sometimes behaving like a child brings your lost happiness back to your soul and after that you are as excited as you were in your native days.
Tic-Tac-Toe sounds like the sweetest word and if you are playing it then it seems like the best game you ever participated in. I really wonder how a game can bring romance in air. The feel of being involved is just beautiful.
Being a teacher sometimes gives you an amazing feel because you are praised like nobody else and the feel of being responsible really brings you the capability of going on strongly.
I love being a child.
Plain paper 
Reblogged this on An Empty Glass.
Being a child rules!
I simply agree with it. It’s fun and refreshing
Clearly you live in a country where a teacher is “praised like nobody else”. There are lots of countries where teachers are considered “a looser’ or persons “who could not make it in the commercial world”. In many countries they are also considered to be long to the very low class and in many countries their work is not at all appreciated. so, lucky for you you may live in a country where they still respect the ones who take care that the next generation may become be better than the current one.
Marcus
indeed in India teachers are still considered to be above god, but ya as we are growing up and moving towards globalization, i think that wont last forever.
But i strongly believe that few people can make a huge difference to your life. For me there have been three teachers that motivated me like nobody else could have and I will always give that credit to them. Moreover would humbly offer them the endless respect because they have earned it.
There is no one greater than your parents and teachers, because thats how we pick up learning as an art.
Lovely to hear you respect your teachers who have give you those ‘treasures’ and helped you form or shape your life. To many people do forget that teachers are people who really can make a difference for the formation of a person.
Concerning the parents they should be the most important influence and ‘formator’ of their own child. But also there we see in many industrialised countries that the parents are more concerned to earn money and to live their live themselves, instead of giving enough attentions to their own kids.
In many countries they get the children out of bed, often without any breakfast just drop them at the childcare very early in the morning to fetch them after their work and shopping just to put them back into bed. (No time they spend at the education of their child, and the teachers are not allowed any more to give moral education or to give something else than their own subject, so several countries are already facing “the third ‘lost generation'”.
I do agree, when a teachers is a person who wants to share his knowledge and to give impulses so that his pupils can become new creative forces or/and better than him and would make the best of their lives, than a teacher can find joy in seeing his pupils grow and develop to active human beings with their own personality.