The Art Of Living And Learning by Malsha Rupasingha

A child’s academic journey is not shaped by textbooks and classrooms alone. Much of what influences how well a child performs in school begins far before they step into a classroom -it starts at home, in the family, and within the environment they grow up in. The interactions children have with their family members and the quality of their environment play a crucial role in shaping their attitude toward learning, their motivation, and ultimately, their success in school. The Power of Family Interactions The family is often the first and most important teacher a child has. The way parents, siblings, and caregivers interact with a child sends powerful messages about the value of education and learning. Positive family interactions build a foundation of emotional support, security, and encouragement that allows children to develop confidence and curiosity -two qualities essential for academic achievement. For example, when parents take time to talk with their children about their school d...

Imagine being able to talk to people from all corners of the world -making new friends, learning exciting things, and exploring endless opportunities. That’s the magic of English communication today! It’s not just a language; it’s like a friendly key that unlocks so many doors in life. Whether you want to study, work, travel, or just connect with others, good English skills make the journey easier and more fun. One of the coolest things about English is that it’s known as the “global language.” It’s the language you’ll hear in airports, on the internet, in movies, and even in music from different countries. When people from different places want to understand each other, English is often the first choice. This means that by knowing English, you can join conversations anywhere -from business meetings in New York to online classes in London, or even chatting with new friends in Australia! Education is another exciting reason to learn English. Many of the world’s best universities use Eng...

Kindness is one of the most powerful forces in the world  and yet, it’s often overlooked because it doesn’t shout or demand attention. It’s a quiet strength that moves in subtle ways, gently touching lives and creating ripples far beyond what we can see. Imagine walking through a busy street, feeling invisible and rushed. Then, out of nowhere, a stranger smiles at you. It might seem like a small thing, but that smile can suddenly lift your spirits. Kindness works like this ,it’s often small, sometimes unexpected, but always meaningful. It speaks without words and heals without medicine. What makes kindness truly special is that it costs nothing but gives so much. It requires no special skill, no wealth, no status. A kind word, a patient ear, a helping hand ,these are gifts we all can give. And when kindness flows freely, it creates a world where people feel seen, heard, and valued. Throughout history and across cultures, kindness has been celebrated as a virtue. Ancient stories tea...

      Once upon a whisper…      She wasn’t loud, but the world listened.      She didn’t push, yet she moved mountains.      She wasn’t sharp, but she healed wounds. This is femininity - not just soft curls and flowing dresses, but the quiet strength that shapes the world. Femininity is not something that can be easily defined. It is not just a way of dressing, walking, or speaking. It’s not about pink, perfume, or politeness. Femininity is something deeper. It’s a feeling, a presence -a calm power that does not need to raise its voice to be felt. It lives in the way someone listens with full attention, comforts with just a touch, or speaks with softness yet stands firm in truth. Across time and place, femininity has shaped homes, cultures, and hearts. It is found in the grandmother who tells stories by the fire, in the mother who wakes before sunrise to prepare breakfast, in the teacher who sees the potential in every child, a...

In today’s fast-changing world, leaders face many challenges. To be successful, a leader needs more than just technical knowledge, they must understand people. That’s where psychology comes in. Psychology, the study of the mind and behavior, gives leaders the tools to guide, support, and inspire others. This post explores why knowing psychology is so important for effective leadership ,especially in areas like motivation, communication, decision-making, conflict resolution, and team performance. One of a leader’s most important jobs is to motivate their team. But to do this well, they need to understand what truly drives people. Some individuals are motivated by rewards like praise or bonuses. Others may feel more inspired by personal growth, learning, or a sense of purpose. For example, in a classroom, a teacher might use stickers or small prizes to encourage students to participate. This simple method makes learning more fun and leads to better performance. A good leader also knows h...