Haridas Patil

  Living a life of possibility is a way to achieve extraordinary in life. It means that you always look for possibilities in life. You automatically take action accordingly. Further, you plan out and execute it labouriously. You all the time keep self-belief. Therefore, you feel like touching a stone while doing the work. On the contrary, you get a positive attitude and perception. That helps you out in each task. Then you enjoy your life with great hope and achieve what you have set in your life. You have to find out something extraordinary in each task. At least you can give a thought to it so that you get a positive solution. Then you easily move out and become optimistic. That’s why you need to live a life of possibility.     By Haridas Patil (A part-time teacher & a full-time learner)  

  Hello everyone Happy Independence Day Today, we celebrate 76th Independence Day.   We all know how we got independence from British rule. On this day, we all repeat the history of the freedom fighters and their struggle, slogans and much more. It’s time to invent new slogans and stories for Mother India that can unite the entire country. Further, we can find life goals for India.   Then we have to continue strengthening and nurturing it without taking a break. We all have to look for hardworking instead of freebies. For that, we need to enable ourselves skill-based and purposeful. We have to take the new mission for India and start working on it. We need not depend upon others, but we have to be independent in each field. It will make difference. So, let’s find our slogan and mission for our mother country.    Happy Independence Day to you all.

    Date:- 08/08/2022 Day:- Monday I began with the importance of communication skills in the classroom. I questioned them, and they thought about those questions. Then I explained a diagram of the Johari window. By that time, they had recess and got a break. After that, Mr Rajesh sir fired his ideas and views before them and tried to clarify their doubts. As soon as he finished his class, we had a guest from Surat city. This week we had a guest lecture from Mr Prit Khandor. He conducted on Public speaking and its advantages. At first, he introduced a small introduction activity and started interacting with the trainee teachers. In the end, he reviewed his lecture by asking them several questions related to the topic. That was worth attending. By Haridas Patil      

                                            Date:- 5 th August 2022 Day:- Friday The day began with the prayer and my story at the college. After that, I had a session on Communication skills. I introduced two activities and supplied some relevant examples. The students also enjoyed them and learnt the art of communication skills. After the recess, Mr Rajesh Solanki sir entertained with a blueprint of PTC's first year. He handled the session for an hour. The students seemed happy and cleared out of his explanation. He made all of us think about careers and courses. By that time, everybody got an idea about the first year. After that, assembly preparation was carried out for half an hour. I also engaged with to and fro work. Later on, I thought a lot about my career and challenges. But the day implanted a ray of thinking skills. My mind automatically expressed at the end of the day,         “Well organised thoughts are a guarantee card of your well future.” By Harid

                 My first day of curiosity and hope at The PTC College Much awaited for opening the PTC College like you, I felt happy and enthusiastic. The day brought all of us together on the journey of shaping society and the nation. In this way, all of the faculties had their class respectively and introduced their expertise before the students. I got my chance of coming up before you twice and kept interacting. I sensed a ray of curiosity and hope in you all. I thought those were essential for development. The day passed as if the Bullet train passed before me. However, I understood the importance of listening to others on that day. I hoped to focus on it. At the end of the day, I offered lots of thanks to God for the creation of everything. By Haridas Patil (A part-time teacher and full-time learner)