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Thursday, June 18, 2020

Responsibility and Cooperation - Swabhi Parmar

“When you do what you have promised, people see you as a responsible and reliable person.” This statement
is the true definition of responsibility. A responsible person can be trusted more than any other person. A person who shows the attribute of real responsibility is the most reliable person and we can believe them easily. Any individual who is responsible has the quality of cooperation. The term cooperation itself comes with a lot of responsibility. Being trusted is a good feeling. Any individual whether it is adult or child, all love to get trusted and this can be attained only if you are a responsible person. Responsibility means nothing if you constantly over and under-do it. This means building schedules and routines for yourself. So you should be consistent in your work and never stop no matter what.

Responsibility is taking full accountability for the actions you have made and never claims that it is anyone else’s fault except your own. By doing this, you are actually giving the world a message, that you’re in control of every part of your life. A responsible person admits the real reasons why they haven’t done anything so you should never give any excuses. If you have the responsibility of everything in your life then you can get cooperation from others. This cooperation can lead to good results in life. When everyone is working together, things can be done more quickly and efficiently. By increasing cooperation among employees, you can make their workplaces more welcoming and inviting, which increases the enjoyment of the time spent on the workplace. 

Cooperation is important because it allows people and groups to work together to achieve a common goal or derive mutual benefits. Cooperation also means taking turns and helping each other out. The two most important ingredients to get along in this world are sharing and taking turns. As a leader, you must set the tone of how complaints are registered, and you must develop the wisdom to respond appropriately instead of reacting to anyone’s negativity. So we should be cooperative and responsible for our own actions always in life and in any circumstances. We should be supportive of every individual of our community and environment. 

 Swabhi Parmar 
 The Fabindia School 
 spr@fabindiaschools.in

Wednesday, November 6, 2019

Innovations for helping schools deliver better

Three innovations we would love for HundrED Summit attendees to know about! #hundrEDyouth  #HundrEDSummit2019 #helsinkieducationweek #hundredyouthsummit

Happy Teachers - The Learning Forward India Professional Learning Program focuses on building professional learning communities. The program leverages the best in adult learning, research on organisational change, and practical experience to create capacity for sustained improvements in educators. #HappyTeachers

My Good School - We help our partner schools to work for the personal and social development of an individual by offering an environment where experiential learning is made possible through activities beyond just study. The program helps measure the improvement in student learning at school. #MyGoodSchool

Schools Can Change: Sandeep Dutt, School Improvement Coach and the Founder Learning Forward India partners Karl Clauset for school culture transformation in India. Genuine effective school improvement requires leaders and teachers to be part of a broad-based, creative change system that focuses on generating improved teacher practices for enhancing student learning.
#SchoolsCanChange

Sandeep Dutt

Dehradun, India
AMBASSADOR
As School Improvement Coach, he focuses on school transformation with an emphasis on culture as a service. With over 30 years of experience as a trainer and mentor, Sandeep has been involved with schools across the country and worked with teachers and students all over the world.
https://hundred.org/en/profiles/sandeep-dutt


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