Student leaders participate in leadership summit

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Young student leaders of various missionary schools participated in the 5th leadership summit held at Campion School Bhopal here on Monday. Renowned trainer from Confluence New Delhi, Surya Narian Bahadur, addressed the students and principals of more than 30 missionary schools.

leo Cornelio, Archbishop of Bhopal inaugurated the summit and highlighted the importance of such events for the benefits of Students and teachers. He added, “Each child has unique abilities, and parents and teachers often fail to recognize or notice these and celebrate their strengths. The fact is that many parents and educators lack critical knowledge of the human brain and the learning process. However deep research in the working of the brain shows that each student has the abilities in coordination to the concentrated working of a specific side of their brain. Various techniques can be successfully used to enable children to help with learning and recall of academic material.”

He also emphasized that young minds should interact and develop as a holistic young citizen of our nation and   a student stepping out of a missionary school should be sensed by the fragrance which he receives from the institutions.

Explaining the working of the brain, Surya Narian Bahadur, trainer touched upon the area of “thinking preferences” among students developed due to working combinations of four parts of the brain - left and right sides and the top and bottom of each side that develops specific learning skills amongst us all. Based on these, the trainer explained, “It is critical for us to understand the uniqueness of the child and using different techniques to address different types, we can help them achieve their full potential and further groom them for global fields.”

They identified that a ‘left top brain’ person is seen to be logical, emotionless, rational, correct, exact, etc while a ‘left bottom brain” person is methodological, time-conscious, meticulous, result-driven and habitual.

A ‘right top brain’ would be simultaneous, undisciplined, day-dreaming, flexible, unorthodox while a ‘right bottom brain’ person would be sensitive, playful, people’s people, emphatic, cooperative, friendly. Human preferences come due to a combination of these portions of the

human brain.

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