5 Education: A Step to Build Steps
Manan Thaker
I have always been a student and I will always be a student, as life teaches me new things everyday. When I started tutoring, I was carrying on a family heritage as my mother and my grandmother are professors now and I feel so very proud to carry on this tradition. I feel happy when I solve the challenges of students and to see smiles on their faces.
When I started my journey, I took advise from my mother. She told me that education is the best way to change the world. There is an important quote in our country as follows:
“Vidhya dan a duniya nu shreshth dan che” that means that an education donation is the best donation in the world.
It is said that whatever comes in the world goes away, but I believe that education and knowledge are the only things that can never be taken from us.
I want to add one thing to this post: that it’s the collaboration of students and tutors that can help in changing the world. I feel that tutoring is mostly dependent on smart work rather than hard work. You can learn from instructors in class but to understand you need to get some easy tricks and techniques that can only be learnt with the help of smart tutors.
At the end of this post, I would like to disclose by my position and few motivation thoughts:
I am MANAN THAKER, a tutor and student in Electromechanical Engineering Technician. The goal of my education life is to become a master in Robotics and Automation. But my primary goal is to become the most powerful person in the world and eliminate all the bad things like corruption, terrorism, poverty etc. from the world. I know for doing that I need to be prime minister of my country and even one of the richest person in the world. The journey is definitely not going to be easy but in order to change the world, I need to be changed first.
“I cannot beat you in hard work but for sure I can beat you in smart work”
“If everyone can do it, I can do it, If no one can do it then it is an opportunity to do it”
“Hard work beats talent, if talent doesn’t work hard”
Manan Thaker is a 2nd year Electromechanical Engineering Technician – Robotics student and has been a tutor since May 2018. Thaker plans to change the world, and we, in the Tutoring Department, believe in him!
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It is said that whatever comes in the world goes away, but I believe that education and knowledge are the only things that can never be taken from us. ~ Manan Thaker
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