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"Guided by Grace: My Journey as a School Head            I am profoundly thankful to the Almighty for blessing me with a profession that allowed me to serve with unyielding dedication, pouring my heart and soul into every responsibility entrusted to me. I thank Him for granting me health, strength, and an environment conducive to learning and growth throughout my service. For me, work has always been a form of worship. This mindset, whether as a student, teacher, or principal, allowed me to devote myself entirely to a life filled with purpose and meaning. The path to success is rarely straightforward. It is dotted with curves of failure, red lights of obstacles, and flat tires of disappointments. With determination as your spare parts and willpower as your engine, you can navigate your way to a destination called success. I firmly believe that innovation, integrity, and excellence are the cornerstones of true accomplishment. Good things don’t...
  Tug of War Within: Understanding the Inner World of Teens (14–18 Years) The teenage years—from 14 to 18—are not just a phase of physical transformation, but a whirlwind of emotional, psychological, and identity shifts. Teens may appear moody, unpredictable, or rebellious to the outside world. But beneath the surface is a profound inner tug of war —a series of silent battles they often fight alone. As educators and parents, understanding these internal conflicts can help us guide them with empathy, not control; with presence, not pressure.   1. Independence vs. Dependence The Conflict: Teens long for freedom—making their own choices, and setting their own rules—yet rely heavily on adults for support. Real-Life Signs: Wanting more privacy but still needing emotional reassurance Pushing back on rules but expecting parents to " be ther e" Support Strategies: Give them gradual autonomy with safe boundaries Involve them in decision-making (about studies, schedules, etc.) Ex...