Baba's thought for today.
"Too much food
results in dullness of mind"
What can we understand from this quote? As for me I assume that one should refrain from being greedy when consuming food. Over eating is not advisable for not only will the mind be affected, it may also have adverse consequences on one's health and wellness. Moderation is the way for us.
I take pride in posting some pictures that I took during some training sessions sometime ago. The training workshops cover topics as "Effective Communication and the Educator", "Evaluation of Teaching and Effective Teaching Practices", "Enhancing Personal Effectiveness","Effective Classroom management and Communication" and other related topics for example, interpersonal skills, motivation, and emotional intelligence.
My interaction and sharing during these workshops have been very enlightening for me. Education is life long and since teaching is a two way process everyone benefits not only in acquiring academic and technical knowledge but one is also enriched through this social interaction.
Training provides me with the opportunity to meet principals and lecturers of private colleges, executives and staff from the other organizations. Private Colleges such as Tunku Abdul Rahman College in Setapak, Universiti Tun Abdul Razak, Southern College in Johore Baru, and Swinburne University in Kuching, just to name a few have given me the privilege to share my knowledge and experiences.
Furthermore, during training workshops, the participants get the chance to network, share common workplace problems, and also enjoy each others' fellowship and maybe establish friendships.
The initiative taken by the Ministry of Human Resource, Malaysia in implementing and regulating the guidelines in training is most commendable.
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