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Teachers Golden Touch: The Way to Excellence                                       At the time of my pre-primary school our neighbour, an old gentleman used to tell us different stories. I was impressed by learning the stories of my childhood, but still, I remember the story of the golden touch of King Midas told by the old gentleman. Midas was fond of gold and very greedy. One day, a Greek God appeared before him and guaranteed him a wish for a few good deeds without thinking, much king with us quickly wished for everything that you touched to turn to gold and immediately God granted his wish. The king touches anything that turns into gold and he starts celebrating and enjoying as he is above the sky. Expectedly, he started to touch food and water, and his daughter turned into gold and he felt it was a wrong decision. The story's moral is that we should never be greedy because the wish to b...

  After finishing my class one fine morning, I was unwinding in my cabin. When my door was knocked on, I realized that some graduate students were requesting permission to enter my cabin. I greet them as normal and inquire as to why they have come to me. They began speaking, saying, "We are final-year students who are unsure about our current and future careers." I was surprised, so I looked at their faces and noticed that they appeared to be quite innocent as well as disturbed.   This conversation made me worry a lot, and I looked back to all of my experiences as a teacher and student. If I could have had a focused and clear idea at the time of my PG and graduation, I would have been somewhere else. This type of circumstance is prevalent in every institution, with between 50 and 75 percent of students dealing with it. they don't understand what needs to be done? When should I begin? how should one begin? and where do you even begin? Even though they are completely en...