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  Picture by Pinterest Conscious teachership  is a teachership approach that encompasses self-awareness, empathy, and a deep understanding of the mission and values. It involves teachers being mindful of their own actions and decisions and their impact on students, constantly seeking personal growth, and demonstrating a genuine commitment to inclusivity and social justice. Conscious teachership are individuals who teach with purpose and integrity. They strive to create a positive and inclusive culture within their students and uphold the values of diversity, equity, and inclusion. These teachers not only focus on achieving academic goals but also prioritize the holistic well-being and growth of their students.  Conscious teachers actively cultivate their own self-awareness and emotional intelligence, recognizing the impact of their beliefs, biases, and behaviors on students. They actively seek feedback, engage in reflective practices, and continuously work towards persona...

  Picture by AI What is beauty? How do you define yourself? These are the questions that haunted me as I noticed a startling sight in my classroom. About one-third of my students were wearing masks while studying. Not because of the pandemic or the pollution, but because of something much deeper and darker. One day, one of my students opened up to me and his classmates about his reason for wearing a mask. He said, “Others don’t wear masks because their faces are beautiful, but mine is not.” He told us how he felt ugly and unworthy, how he was bullied and mocked for his appearance, how he wished he could look like someone else. I felt a pang of sadness as I heard his words. How could such a young and bright soul feel so low and hopeless? Why do those kids live in a society where they judge themselves based on looks? Why do social medias make them believe there's only one type of beauty? Why do we keep spreading a messed-up idea of beauty that crushes the confidence of young, sensit...