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Just Think it over. Some small things - to remind ourselves. Also, to remind our younger ones.]]>
Just Think it over. Some small things - to remind ourselves. Also, to remind our younger ones.]]> Mon, 28 Dec 2009 00:24:13 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/20091227-if viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) 20091227 If - just to remind ourselves viswanadham Just Think it over. Some small things - to remind ourselves. Also, to remind our younger ones. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/20091227-if-091227182424-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1261998064" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> Just Think it over. Some small things - to remind ourselves. Also, to remind our younger ones. 20091227 If - just to remind ourselves
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20091223 Work Ethics – Administrative Staff of APSRTC – Vivekananda Institute of Human Excellence, Ramakrishna Math, Hyderabad. This is a live recording of the speech, in Telugu, given to a batch of administrative staff from APSRTC, as a part of the one day training programme, organized at Vivekananda Institute of Human Excellence, Ramakrishna Math, Hyderabad. An earlier presentation, titled as Moral and Ethical Values was modified partly, certain additional slides were added, and thus a new power point presentation was designed. The purpose of having work ethics, the importance of honest hard work and diligence were explained. The need for objectivity, for having a value-orientation, for becoming a better motivated person, for becoming more responsive, etc. were stressed. You would be better able to appreciate the beauty and the purpose of the presentation when both the audio version, uploaded to www.archive.org [please search for Prof. V. Viswanadham – and further sort the results by “date added” – to easily locate this item], and the relevant power point presentation that can be viewed at www.scribd.com [please search for Viswam.vangapally4581] and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham - taken together as a package. It is humbly suggested that you may please use the power point presentations, freely. Please feel free to refer to these websites to your friends and motivate them to become better, continuously. Please help me to spread the motivating message to as many people as possible. Your feedback will be highly appreciated.]]>
20091223 Work Ethics – Administrative Staff of APSRTC – Vivekananda Institute of Human Excellence, Ramakrishna Math, Hyderabad. This is a live recording of the speech, in Telugu, given to a batch of administrative staff from APSRTC, as a part of the one day training programme, organized at Vivekananda Institute of Human Excellence, Ramakrishna Math, Hyderabad. An earlier presentation, titled as Moral and Ethical Values was modified partly, certain additional slides were added, and thus a new power point presentation was designed. The purpose of having work ethics, the importance of honest hard work and diligence were explained. The need for objectivity, for having a value-orientation, for becoming a better motivated person, for becoming more responsive, etc. were stressed. You would be better able to appreciate the beauty and the purpose of the presentation when both the audio version, uploaded to www.archive.org [please search for Prof. V. Viswanadham – and further sort the results by “date added” – to easily locate this item], and the relevant power point presentation that can be viewed at www.scribd.com [please search for Viswam.vangapally4581] and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham - taken together as a package. It is humbly suggested that you may please use the power point presentations, freely. Please feel free to refer to these websites to your friends and motivate them to become better, continuously. Please help me to spread the motivating message to as many people as possible. Your feedback will be highly appreciated.]]> Wed, 23 Dec 2009 13:25:58 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/20091223-work-ethics-administrative-staff-of-apsrtc-vivekananda-institute-of-human-excellence-rkm-hyderabad viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) 20091223 Work Ethics, Administrative Staff of APSRTC, Vivekananda Institute of Human Excellence, RKM, Hyderabad viswanadham 20091223 Work Ethics – Administrative Staff of APSRTC – Vivekananda Institute of Human Excellence, Ramakrishna Math, Hyderabad. This is a live recording of the speech, in Telugu, given to a batch of administrative staff from APSRTC, as a part of the one day training programme, organized at Vivekananda Institute of Human Excellence, Ramakrishna Math, Hyderabad. An earlier presentation, titled as Moral and Ethical Values was modified partly, certain additional slides were added, and thus a new power point presentation was designed. The purpose of having work ethics, the importance of honest hard work and diligence were explained. The need for objectivity, for having a value-orientation, for becoming a better motivated person, for becoming more responsive, etc. were stressed. You would be better able to appreciate the beauty and the purpose of the presentation when both the audio version, uploaded to www.archive.org [please search for Prof. V. Viswanadham – and further sort the results by “date added” – to easily locate this item], and the relevant power point presentation that can be viewed at www.scribd.com [please search for Viswam.vangapally4581] and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham - taken together as a package. It is humbly suggested that you may please use the power point presentations, freely. Please feel free to refer to these websites to your friends and motivate them to become better, continuously. Please help me to spread the motivating message to as many people as possible. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/20091223-workethics-091223072816-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1261575029" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> 20091223 Work Ethics – Administrative Staff of APSRTC – Vivekananda Institute of Human Excellence, Ramakrishna Math, Hyderabad. This is a live recording of the speech, in Telugu, given to a batch of administrative staff from APSRTC, as a part of the one day training programme, organized at Vivekananda Institute of Human Excellence, Ramakrishna Math, Hyderabad. An earlier presentation, titled as Moral and Ethical Values was modified partly, certain additional slides were added, and thus a new power point presentation was designed. The purpose of having work ethics, the importance of honest hard work and diligence were explained. The need for objectivity, for having a value-orientation, for becoming a better motivated person, for becoming more responsive, etc. were stressed. You would be better able to appreciate the beauty and the purpose of the presentation when both the audio version, uploaded to www.archive.org [please search for Prof. V. Viswanadham – and further sort the results by “date added” – to easily locate this item], and the relevant power point presentation that can be viewed at www.scribd.com [please search for Viswam.vangapally4581] and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham - taken together as a package. It is humbly suggested that you may please use the power point presentations, freely. Please feel free to refer to these websites to your friends and motivate them to become better, continuously. Please help me to spread the motivating message to as many people as possible. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. 20091223 Work Ethics, Administrative Staff of APSRTC, Vivekananda Institute of Human Excellence, RKM, Hyderabad
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20091219 Siva Sivani Institute of Management Alumni Meet - Presentation Transcript 1. WELCOME 2. WELCOME to this HAPPY MEETING of the alumni on 19 th December 2009 3. S.S.I.M. WHAT DOES S.S.I.M. STAND FOR ? SUCCESS SECURING INTELLIGENT MANAGERS 4. CONGRATULATIONS To all those who participated in the wonderful achievement particularly to the SSIM ALUMNI and more particularly to Mr. Masiuddin Ahmed who took the initiative 5. Happy to have made some humble contribution during the critical initial stages, Happy to be alive to-day, Happy to have been invited, Happy to be with you all, Happy to be with the growing family of Success Securing Intelligent Managers. 6. Are you Happy that YOU are here ? May God Bless You ! 7. SUCCESS SECURING INTELLIGENT MANAGERS ~ Yes . With VALUES and not without values. 8. Become Responsible for your actions. 9. Become Resourceful for developing your actions. 10. Become Respectful in THOUGHT, WORD AND ACTION. 11. Be Dignified in all that you do. 12. Become Dedicated Without DEDICATION NOTHING can be achieved. 13. Become Devoted Without DEVOTION NOTHING can be achieved. 14. Study your Competitors You will always have a lot to learn. 15. Study your Customers They will always have a lot to TEACH. 16. Study your Colleagues You will learn to IMPROVE. 17. Don’t FORGET to study YOURSELF You will learn a lot and will Surely IMPROVE . 18. Don’t compromise on QUALITY ~ the only thing that succeeds. 19. Don’t NEGLECT RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT The only thing that helps you to STAY AHEAD . 20. Don’t FORGET to Use your H E A D THAT IS THE WAY TO STAY AHEAD . 21. a single idea can change the world. 22. a single idea Can change you . 23. a single moment can change you . 24. This moment can be that single Moment. ~ the decisive moment. 25. Don’t compromise on CHARACTER It is still important to be HONEST. 26. Become SOMEBODY TO BE ADMIRED NOT JUST ANYBODY. 27. Concept of SOCIAL DEBT PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY That has given you so much! 28. PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY ~ JUST 1% OF YOUR TIME. 29. PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY ~ JUST 1% OF YOUR INCOME. 30. PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY ~ JUST 1% OF YOUR ENERGY. 31. Concept of CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT INVEST IN YOURSELF ~ AT LEAST 1% OF YOUR TIME For studying some thing INSPIRING 32. Concept of CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT INVEST IN YOURSELF ~ AT LEAST 1% OF YOUR TIME For REVIEWING what you have ACCOMPLISHED. 33. TAKE CARE 34. BEST OF LUCK! 35. GOD BLESS YOU ! 36. A BIG THANK YOU ! 37. You are most welcome to give your feedback: viswam.vangapally@gmail.com [ 040 – 2722 3383 ]]]>
20091219 Siva Sivani Institute of Management Alumni Meet - Presentation Transcript 1. WELCOME 2. WELCOME to this HAPPY MEETING of the alumni on 19 th December 2009 3. S.S.I.M. WHAT DOES S.S.I.M. STAND FOR ? SUCCESS SECURING INTELLIGENT MANAGERS 4. CONGRATULATIONS To all those who participated in the wonderful achievement particularly to the SSIM ALUMNI and more particularly to Mr. Masiuddin Ahmed who took the initiative 5. Happy to have made some humble contribution during the critical initial stages, Happy to be alive to-day, Happy to have been invited, Happy to be with you all, Happy to be with the growing family of Success Securing Intelligent Managers. 6. Are you Happy that YOU are here ? May God Bless You ! 7. SUCCESS SECURING INTELLIGENT MANAGERS ~ Yes . With VALUES and not without values. 8. Become Responsible for your actions. 9. Become Resourceful for developing your actions. 10. Become Respectful in THOUGHT, WORD AND ACTION. 11. Be Dignified in all that you do. 12. Become Dedicated Without DEDICATION NOTHING can be achieved. 13. Become Devoted Without DEVOTION NOTHING can be achieved. 14. Study your Competitors You will always have a lot to learn. 15. Study your Customers They will always have a lot to TEACH. 16. Study your Colleagues You will learn to IMPROVE. 17. Don’t FORGET to study YOURSELF You will learn a lot and will Surely IMPROVE . 18. Don’t compromise on QUALITY ~ the only thing that succeeds. 19. Don’t NEGLECT RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT The only thing that helps you to STAY AHEAD . 20. Don’t FORGET to Use your H E A D THAT IS THE WAY TO STAY AHEAD . 21. a single idea can change the world. 22. a single idea Can change you . 23. a single moment can change you . 24. This moment can be that single Moment. ~ the decisive moment. 25. Don’t compromise on CHARACTER It is still important to be HONEST. 26. Become SOMEBODY TO BE ADMIRED NOT JUST ANYBODY. 27. Concept of SOCIAL DEBT PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY That has given you so much! 28. PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY ~ JUST 1% OF YOUR TIME. 29. PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY ~ JUST 1% OF YOUR INCOME. 30. PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY ~ JUST 1% OF YOUR ENERGY. 31. Concept of CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT INVEST IN YOURSELF ~ AT LEAST 1% OF YOUR TIME For studying some thing INSPIRING 32. Concept of CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT INVEST IN YOURSELF ~ AT LEAST 1% OF YOUR TIME For REVIEWING what you have ACCOMPLISHED. 33. TAKE CARE 34. BEST OF LUCK! 35. GOD BLESS YOU ! 36. A BIG THANK YOU ! 37. You are most welcome to give your feedback: viswam.vangapally@gmail.com [ 040 – 2722 3383 ]]]> Fri, 18 Dec 2009 10:56:10 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/20091219-siva-sivani-institute-of-management-alumni-meet-2742550 viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) 20091219 Siva Sivani Institute Of Management Alumni Meet viswanadham 20091219 Siva Sivani Institute of Management Alumni Meet - Presentation Transcript 1. WELCOME 2. WELCOME to this HAPPY MEETING of the alumni on 19 th December 2009 3. S.S.I.M. WHAT DOES S.S.I.M. STAND FOR ? SUCCESS SECURING INTELLIGENT MANAGERS 4. CONGRATULATIONS To all those who participated in the wonderful achievement particularly to the SSIM ALUMNI and more particularly to Mr. Masiuddin Ahmed who took the initiative 5. Happy to have made some humble contribution during the critical initial stages, Happy to be alive to-day, Happy to have been invited, Happy to be with you all, Happy to be with the growing family of Success Securing Intelligent Managers. 6. Are you Happy that YOU are here ? May God Bless You ! 7. SUCCESS SECURING INTELLIGENT MANAGERS ~ Yes . With VALUES and not without values. 8. Become Responsible for your actions. 9. Become Resourceful for developing your actions. 10. Become Respectful in THOUGHT, WORD AND ACTION. 11. Be Dignified in all that you do. 12. Become Dedicated Without DEDICATION NOTHING can be achieved. 13. Become Devoted Without DEVOTION NOTHING can be achieved. 14. Study your Competitors You will always have a lot to learn. 15. Study your Customers They will always have a lot to TEACH. 16. Study your Colleagues You will learn to IMPROVE. 17. Don’t FORGET to study YOURSELF You will learn a lot and will Surely IMPROVE . 18. Don’t compromise on QUALITY ~ the only thing that succeeds. 19. Don’t NEGLECT RESEARCH &amp; DEVELOPMENT The only thing that helps you to STAY AHEAD . 20. Don’t FORGET to Use your H E A D THAT IS THE WAY TO STAY AHEAD . 21. a single idea can change the world. 22. a single idea Can change you . 23. a single moment can change you . 24. This moment can be that single Moment. ~ the decisive moment. 25. Don’t compromise on CHARACTER It is still important to be HONEST. 26. Become SOMEBODY TO BE ADMIRED NOT JUST ANYBODY. 27. Concept of SOCIAL DEBT PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY That has given you so much! 28. PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY ~ JUST 1% OF YOUR TIME. 29. PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY ~ JUST 1% OF YOUR INCOME. 30. PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY ~ JUST 1% OF YOUR ENERGY. 31. Concept of CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT INVEST IN YOURSELF ~ AT LEAST 1% OF YOUR TIME For studying some thing INSPIRING 32. Concept of CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT INVEST IN YOURSELF ~ AT LEAST 1% OF YOUR TIME For REVIEWING what you have ACCOMPLISHED. 33. TAKE CARE 34. BEST OF LUCK! 35. GOD BLESS YOU ! 36. A BIG THANK YOU ! 37. You are most welcome to give your feedback: viswam.vangapally@gmail.com [ 040 – 2722 3383 ] <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/20091219sivasivaniinstituteofmanagementalumnimeet-091218045612-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1261133785" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> 20091219 Siva Sivani Institute of Management Alumni Meet - Presentation Transcript 1. WELCOME 2. WELCOME to this HAPPY MEETING of the alumni on 19 th December 2009 3. S.S.I.M. WHAT DOES S.S.I.M. STAND FOR ? SUCCESS SECURING INTELLIGENT MANAGERS 4. CONGRATULATIONS To all those who participated in the wonderful achievement particularly to the SSIM ALUMNI and more particularly to Mr. Masiuddin Ahmed who took the initiative 5. Happy to have made some humble contribution during the critical initial stages, Happy to be alive to-day, Happy to have been invited, Happy to be with you all, Happy to be with the growing family of Success Securing Intelligent Managers. 6. Are you Happy that YOU are here ? May God Bless You ! 7. SUCCESS SECURING INTELLIGENT MANAGERS ~ Yes . With VALUES and not without values. 8. Become Responsible for your actions. 9. Become Resourceful for developing your actions. 10. Become Respectful in THOUGHT, WORD AND ACTION. 11. Be Dignified in all that you do. 12. Become Dedicated Without DEDICATION NOTHING can be achieved. 13. Become Devoted Without DEVOTION NOTHING can be achieved. 14. Study your Competitors You will always have a lot to learn. 15. Study your Customers They will always have a lot to TEACH. 16. Study your Colleagues You will learn to IMPROVE. 17. Don’t FORGET to study YOURSELF You will learn a lot and will Surely IMPROVE . 18. Don’t compromise on QUALITY ~ the only thing that succeeds. 19. Don’t NEGLECT RESEARCH &amp; DEVELOPMENT The only thing that helps you to STAY AHEAD . 20. Don’t FORGET to Use your H E A D THAT IS THE WAY TO STAY AHEAD . 21. a single idea can change the world. 22. a single idea Can change you . 23. a single moment can change you . 24. This moment can be that single Moment. ~ the decisive moment. 25. Don’t compromise on CHARACTER It is still important to be HONEST. 26. Become SOMEBODY TO BE ADMIRED NOT JUST ANYBODY. 27. Concept of SOCIAL DEBT PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY That has given you so much! 28. PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY ~ JUST 1% OF YOUR TIME. 29. PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY ~ JUST 1% OF YOUR INCOME. 30. PAYBACK SOMETHING AT LEAST TO THE SOCIETY ~ JUST 1% OF YOUR ENERGY. 31. Concept of CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT INVEST IN YOURSELF ~ AT LEAST 1% OF YOUR TIME For studying some thing INSPIRING 32. Concept of CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT INVEST IN YOURSELF ~ AT LEAST 1% OF YOUR TIME For REVIEWING what you have ACCOMPLISHED. 33. TAKE CARE 34. BEST OF LUCK! 35. GOD BLESS YOU ! 36. A BIG THANK YOU ! 37. You are most welcome to give your feedback: viswam.vangapally@gmail.com [ 040 – 2722 3383 ] 20091219 Siva Sivani Institute Of Management Alumni Meet
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Siva Sivani Institute of Management Alumni arranged a meeting on December 19, 2009. This presentation was specially made to help me in interacting with the students on the occasion.]]>
Siva Sivani Institute of Management Alumni arranged a meeting on December 19, 2009. This presentation was specially made to help me in interacting with the students on the occasion.]]> Fri, 18 Dec 2009 10:25:35 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/20091219-siva-sivani-institute-of-management-alumni-meet viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) 20091219 Siva Sivani Institute of Management Alumni Meet viswanadham Siva Sivani Institute of Management Alumni arranged a meeting on December 19, 2009. This presentation was specially made to help me in interacting with the students on the occasion. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/20091219-ssimalumnimeet-091218042537-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1261132906" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> Siva Sivani Institute of Management Alumni arranged a meeting on December 19, 2009. This presentation was specially made to help me in interacting with the students on the occasion. 20091219 Siva Sivani Institute of Management Alumni Meet
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20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. ]]>
20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. ]]> Tue, 15 Dec 2009 01:01:48 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/20091215-5-some-points-for-discussion-28s viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) 20091215 [5] Some Points For Discussion 28s viswanadham 20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/20091215-5-somepointsfordiscussion-28s-091214194044-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1260926088" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> 20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. 20091215 [5] Some Points For Discussion 28s
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20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. ]]>
20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. ]]> Tue, 15 Dec 2009 01:01:47 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/20091215-2-effective-teaching-21s viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) 20091215 [2] Effective Teaching 21s viswanadham 20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/20091215-2-effectiveteaching-21s-091214195831-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1260926023" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> 20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. 20091215 [2] Effective Teaching 21s
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20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. ]]>
20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. ]]> Tue, 15 Dec 2009 01:01:47 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/20091215-4-excellence-creativity-and-effective-teaching-48s viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) 20091215 [4] Excellence, Creativity And Effective Teaching 48s viswanadham 20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/20091215-4-excellencecreativityandeffectiveteaching-48s-091214194047-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1260925944" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> 20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. 20091215 [4] Excellence, Creativity And Effective Teaching 48s
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20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. ]]>
20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. ]]> Tue, 15 Dec 2009 01:01:46 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/20091215-3-creativity-48s viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) 20091215 [3] Creativity 48s viswanadham 20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/20091215-3-creativity-48s-091214194159-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1260925903" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> 20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. 20091215 [3] Creativity 48s
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20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. ]]>
20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. ]]> Tue, 15 Dec 2009 01:01:42 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/20091215-1-creativity-9s viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) 20091215 [1] Creativity 9s viswanadham 20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/20091215-1-creativity-9s-091214195844-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1260925859" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> 20091215 – Creativity in Effective Teaching - Vasavi College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Creativity in Effective Teaching was the topic for one of the sessions in the Staff Development Programme on “Enhancing Professional and Instructional Skills of Young Faculty” [from 11-12-2009 to 18-12-2009]. Everyone is creative – Teachers must be more so. Teaching must be effective. Creativity improves effectiveness. Teachers must be motivated to continuously search for opportunities to improve creativity in their presentations. Further, they must motivate the students to improve their creativity. This was the main theme of the presentation. Five Power Point presentations were used: 20091215 – [1] – Creativity 20091215 – [2] – Effective Teaching 20091215 – [3] – Creativity 20091215 – [4] – Excellence, Creativity and Effective Teaching 20091215 – [5] – Some points for Discussion The lecture was mainly in English, but keeping in view, the nature of the topic and a particular point to be stressed, Telugu / Hindi were also liberally used. The live recording of the speech can be listened to / downloaded, by visiting www.archive.org and searching for Prof. V. Viswanadham, [and locating this particular item]. Further, if the displayed results are sorted by date added, it would be easier to locate this particular speech. It would be better to have a view of the power point presentations, either before or while listening to the uploaded audio version. The power point presentations can be viewed at www.scribd.com (please search for Viswam.vangapally4581), and / or www.slideshare.net/viswanadham. It would be better to download and then view the presentations, because the animations can be better seen. There are many other speeches on related topics, along with power point presentations, and all these can be freely listened to / viewed at the sites referred above. You would definitely find some variety and difference in the presentation – as I consider it my duty to make the presentations in a different manner, each time the topic is discussed. This is only to assure you that you can take the risk of listening to the lectures on the same topic given to different audiences, at different places. It is also added that you may feel free and make unrestricted use of the power point presentations. Please help me to reach your friends, through you, so that my idea of motivating teachers to become better teachers can reach many more interested persons. Your feedback will be highly appreciated. 20091215 [1] Creativity 9s
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A revised edition of my earlier presentation - please download and view for a better appreciation of the animation.]]> Thu, 10 Dec 2009 16:12:30 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/20091211-revised-becoming-a-better-teacher-please-download-for-a-better-view viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) 20091211- [Revised] - Becoming A Better Teacher - Please download for a better view viswanadham A revised edition of my earlier presentation - please download and view for a better appreciation of the animation. <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/20091211-revised-becomingabetterteachder-091210101327-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1260461788" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> A revised edition of my earlier presentation - please download and view for a better appreciation of the animation. 20091211- [Revised] - Becoming A Better Teacher - Please download for a better view
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1. SUCCESS depends on ATTITUDE 2. SUCCESS depends on ATTITUDE [and not RESOURCES] Please REFLECT and ACT With grateful thanks adapted by Prof. V. Viswanadham 3. The difference between the poor countries and the rich ones is NOT the age of the country. 4. This can be explained : Countries like India & Egypt, are thousands of years old and yet are poor. 5. On the other hand, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, that were unknown few hundreds of years ago today are developed countries and are rich. 6. The difference between poor and rich countries does not reside in the available natural resources . 7. Japan has a limited territory, 80% mountainous, prone to earthquakes, inadequate for agriculture & cattle raising, but it is the second world economy . The country is like an immense floating factory, importing raw material from the whole world and exporting manufactured products. 8. Switzerland Does not plant cocoa but has the best chocolate of the world. In its little territory they raise animals and plant the soil during 4 months per year, but they produce dairy products of the best quality. It is a small country that transmits an image of security, order & labor, which made it the world’s strong safe. 9. What then is the contributing factor ? Significant intellectual differences ? Surely, Indians are not intellectually inferior. 10. The difference lies in the attitude of the People. 11. On comparing and analyzing the attitudes and behavior of the people, we find that a great majority of the rich and developed countries follow the following principles in their lives: 12. 1. Values and Ethics 2. Integrity. 3. Responsibility. 4. Respect for the laws & rules. 5. Respecting the rights of other citizens. 6. Work loving– honest and hardworking. 7. Strive for saving & investment. 8. Will of super action. 9. Punctuality. 13. In poor countries, it is generally observed that only a small minority follow these basic principles in their daily life. 14. We are not poor because we lack natural resources or because we are intellectually inferior. 15. We are poor because we lack the right attitude. 16. Is there Anything that WE CAN DO ? 17. In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] 18. Thank You for sparing your valuable time ]]>
1. SUCCESS depends on ATTITUDE 2. SUCCESS depends on ATTITUDE [and not RESOURCES] Please REFLECT and ACT With grateful thanks adapted by Prof. V. Viswanadham 3. The difference between the poor countries and the rich ones is NOT the age of the country. 4. This can be explained : Countries like India & Egypt, are thousands of years old and yet are poor. 5. On the other hand, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, that were unknown few hundreds of years ago today are developed countries and are rich. 6. The difference between poor and rich countries does not reside in the available natural resources . 7. Japan has a limited territory, 80% mountainous, prone to earthquakes, inadequate for agriculture & cattle raising, but it is the second world economy . The country is like an immense floating factory, importing raw material from the whole world and exporting manufactured products. 8. Switzerland Does not plant cocoa but has the best chocolate of the world. In its little territory they raise animals and plant the soil during 4 months per year, but they produce dairy products of the best quality. It is a small country that transmits an image of security, order & labor, which made it the world’s strong safe. 9. What then is the contributing factor ? Significant intellectual differences ? Surely, Indians are not intellectually inferior. 10. The difference lies in the attitude of the People. 11. On comparing and analyzing the attitudes and behavior of the people, we find that a great majority of the rich and developed countries follow the following principles in their lives: 12. 1. Values and Ethics 2. Integrity. 3. Responsibility. 4. Respect for the laws & rules. 5. Respecting the rights of other citizens. 6. Work loving– honest and hardworking. 7. Strive for saving & investment. 8. Will of super action. 9. Punctuality. 13. In poor countries, it is generally observed that only a small minority follow these basic principles in their daily life. 14. We are not poor because we lack natural resources or because we are intellectually inferior. 15. We are poor because we lack the right attitude. 16. Is there Anything that WE CAN DO ? 17. In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] 18. Thank You for sparing your valuable time ]]> Sun, 06 Dec 2009 16:24:52 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/20091207-adapted-its-attitude-and-not-resources viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) 20091207 [Adapted] Its Attitude And Not Resources viswanadham 1. SUCCESS depends on ATTITUDE 2. SUCCESS depends on ATTITUDE [and not RESOURCES] Please REFLECT and ACT With grateful thanks adapted by Prof. V. Viswanadham 3. The difference between the poor countries and the rich ones is NOT the age of the country. 4. This can be explained : Countries like India &amp; Egypt, are thousands of years old and yet are poor. 5. On the other hand, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, that were unknown few hundreds of years ago today are developed countries and are rich. 6. The difference between poor and rich countries does not reside in the available natural resources . 7. Japan has a limited territory, 80% mountainous, prone to earthquakes, inadequate for agriculture &amp; cattle raising, but it is the second world economy . The country is like an immense floating factory, importing raw material from the whole world and exporting manufactured products. 8. Switzerland Does not plant cocoa but has the best chocolate of the world. In its little territory they raise animals and plant the soil during 4 months per year, but they produce dairy products of the best quality. It is a small country that transmits an image of security, order &amp; labor, which made it the world’s strong safe. 9. What then is the contributing factor ? Significant intellectual differences ? Surely, Indians are not intellectually inferior. 10. The difference lies in the attitude of the People. 11. On comparing and analyzing the attitudes and behavior of the people, we find that a great majority of the rich and developed countries follow the following principles in their lives: 12. 1. Values and Ethics 2. Integrity. 3. Responsibility. 4. Respect for the laws &amp; rules. 5. Respecting the rights of other citizens. 6. Work loving– honest and hardworking. 7. Strive for saving &amp; investment. 8. Will of super action. 9. Punctuality. 13. In poor countries, it is generally observed that only a small minority follow these basic principles in their daily life. 14. We are not poor because we lack natural resources or because we are intellectually inferior. 15. We are poor because we lack the right attitude. 16. Is there Anything that WE CAN DO ? 17. In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] 18. Thank You for sparing your valuable time <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/20091207-adapted-itsattitudeandnotresources-091206102647-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1260117558" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> 1. SUCCESS depends on ATTITUDE 2. SUCCESS depends on ATTITUDE [and not RESOURCES] Please REFLECT and ACT With grateful thanks adapted by Prof. V. Viswanadham 3. The difference between the poor countries and the rich ones is NOT the age of the country. 4. This can be explained : Countries like India &amp; Egypt, are thousands of years old and yet are poor. 5. On the other hand, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, that were unknown few hundreds of years ago today are developed countries and are rich. 6. The difference between poor and rich countries does not reside in the available natural resources . 7. Japan has a limited territory, 80% mountainous, prone to earthquakes, inadequate for agriculture &amp; cattle raising, but it is the second world economy . The country is like an immense floating factory, importing raw material from the whole world and exporting manufactured products. 8. Switzerland Does not plant cocoa but has the best chocolate of the world. In its little territory they raise animals and plant the soil during 4 months per year, but they produce dairy products of the best quality. It is a small country that transmits an image of security, order &amp; labor, which made it the world’s strong safe. 9. What then is the contributing factor ? Significant intellectual differences ? Surely, Indians are not intellectually inferior. 10. The difference lies in the attitude of the People. 11. On comparing and analyzing the attitudes and behavior of the people, we find that a great majority of the rich and developed countries follow the following principles in their lives: 12. 1. Values and Ethics 2. Integrity. 3. Responsibility. 4. Respect for the laws &amp; rules. 5. Respecting the rights of other citizens. 6. Work loving– honest and hardworking. 7. Strive for saving &amp; investment. 8. Will of super action. 9. Punctuality. 13. In poor countries, it is generally observed that only a small minority follow these basic principles in their daily life. 14. We are not poor because we lack natural resources or because we are intellectually inferior. 15. We are poor because we lack the right attitude. 16. Is there Anything that WE CAN DO ? 17. In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] 18. Thank You for sparing your valuable time 20091207 [Adapted] Its Attitude And Not Resources
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Way back it was in . . . They thought so . . . Presented for your reflection Prof. V. Viswanadham 1. It was in 1943 --- “I think there is a world market for maybe five PCs.” - Thomas Watson, Chairman of IBM 2. It was in 1977 --- “There is no reason why anyone would want to have a computer in their home” - Ken Olson, President Founder, Digital Equipment Corp. 3. It was in 1968 --- “But what is it good for?” - An IBM Engineer commenting on the micro chip 4. It was in 1981 --- “640 Kb ought to be enough for anybody” - Bill Gates, Microsoft 5. NOW . . . What are you thinking ? What LESSONS are to be L E A R N T ? Why not THINK BIG ? Why not be more CREATIVE ? When do YOU want to BEGIN ? 6. Dear Friends, A small request please. Send in your comments / feedback and help me to collect them, to spread them, to motivate many others. 7. In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : Viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] 8. Thank You for sparing your valuable time ]]>
Way back it was in . . . They thought so . . . Presented for your reflection Prof. V. Viswanadham 1. It was in 1943 --- “I think there is a world market for maybe five PCs.” - Thomas Watson, Chairman of IBM 2. It was in 1977 --- “There is no reason why anyone would want to have a computer in their home” - Ken Olson, President Founder, Digital Equipment Corp. 3. It was in 1968 --- “But what is it good for?” - An IBM Engineer commenting on the micro chip 4. It was in 1981 --- “640 Kb ought to be enough for anybody” - Bill Gates, Microsoft 5. NOW . . . What are you thinking ? What LESSONS are to be L E A R N T ? Why not THINK BIG ? Why not be more CREATIVE ? When do YOU want to BEGIN ? 6. Dear Friends, A small request please. Send in your comments / feedback and help me to collect them, to spread them, to motivate many others. 7. In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : Viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] 8. Thank You for sparing your valuable time ]]> Sat, 05 Dec 2009 11:27:49 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/they-thought-so viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) They Thought So . . . viswanadham Way back it was in . . . They thought so . . . Presented for your reflection Prof. V. Viswanadham 1. It was in 1943 --- “I think there is a world market for maybe five PCs.” - Thomas Watson, Chairman of IBM 2. It was in 1977 --- “There is no reason why anyone would want to have a computer in their home” - Ken Olson, President Founder, Digital Equipment Corp. 3. It was in 1968 --- “But what is it good for?” - An IBM Engineer commenting on the micro chip 4. It was in 1981 --- “640 Kb ought to be enough for anybody” - Bill Gates, Microsoft 5. NOW . . . What are you thinking ? What LESSONS are to be L E A R N T ? Why not THINK BIG ? Why not be more CREATIVE ? When do YOU want to BEGIN ? 6. Dear Friends, A small request please. Send in your comments / feedback and help me to collect them, to spread them, to motivate many others. 7. In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : Viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] 8. Thank You for sparing your valuable time <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/theythoughtso-091205052819-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1260013833" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> Way back it was in . . . They thought so . . . Presented for your reflection Prof. V. Viswanadham 1. It was in 1943 --- “I think there is a world market for maybe five PCs.” - Thomas Watson, Chairman of IBM 2. It was in 1977 --- “There is no reason why anyone would want to have a computer in their home” - Ken Olson, President Founder, Digital Equipment Corp. 3. It was in 1968 --- “But what is it good for?” - An IBM Engineer commenting on the micro chip 4. It was in 1981 --- “640 Kb ought to be enough for anybody” - Bill Gates, Microsoft 5. NOW . . . What are you thinking ? What LESSONS are to be L E A R N T ? Why not THINK BIG ? Why not be more CREATIVE ? When do YOU want to BEGIN ? 6. Dear Friends, A small request please. Send in your comments / feedback and help me to collect them, to spread them, to motivate many others. 7. In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : Viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] 8. Thank You for sparing your valuable time They Thought So . . .
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WELCOME 2010 with Good Resolutions Dear Friends, A small request please. Send in your Good Resolutions and help me to collect them, to spread them, to motivate many others. In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] ]]>
WELCOME 2010 with Good Resolutions Dear Friends, A small request please. Send in your Good Resolutions and help me to collect them, to spread them, to motivate many others. In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] ]]> Sat, 05 Dec 2009 05:57:59 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/welcome-2010-with-good-resolutions-please-download-to-view-the-animations-better viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) Welcome 2010 With Good Resolutions Please Download To View The Animations Better viswanadham WELCOME 2010 with Good Resolutions Dear Friends, A small request please. Send in your Good Resolutions and help me to collect them, to spread them, to motivate many others. In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/welcome2010withgoodresolutions-pleasedownloadtoviewtheanimationsbetter-091204235834-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1259993306" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> WELCOME 2010 with Good Resolutions Dear Friends, A small request please. Send in your Good Resolutions and help me to collect them, to spread them, to motivate many others. In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] Welcome 2010 With Good Resolutions Please Download To View The Animations Better
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1. 11 Things You should S T O P Doing Presented for your reading pleasure by Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. Wasting time , Living lavishly , Loving miserly , Caring callously , Speaking unkindly , Looking gloomily , Listening absentmindedly , Thinking destructively , Working carelessly , Acting indisciplinedly , and Praying insincerely . 3. Smile looks forward, Sorrow looks backwards, Worry looks around, But faith looks up! INACTION – takes you BACKWARD ! It is ACTION That takes you F O R W A R D 4. In case YOU liked this presentation ~ for viewing more presentations, Please visit : www.scribd.com and search for Viswam.vangapally4581 Also, www.slideshare.net/viswanadham In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] ]]>
1. 11 Things You should S T O P Doing Presented for your reading pleasure by Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. Wasting time , Living lavishly , Loving miserly , Caring callously , Speaking unkindly , Looking gloomily , Listening absentmindedly , Thinking destructively , Working carelessly , Acting indisciplinedly , and Praying insincerely . 3. Smile looks forward, Sorrow looks backwards, Worry looks around, But faith looks up! INACTION – takes you BACKWARD ! It is ACTION That takes you F O R W A R D 4. In case YOU liked this presentation ~ for viewing more presentations, Please visit : www.scribd.com and search for Viswam.vangapally4581 Also, www.slideshare.net/viswanadham In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] ]]> Wed, 02 Dec 2009 02:43:07 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/11-things-you-should-stop-doing viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) 11 Things You Should Stop Doing viswanadham 1. 11 Things You should S T O P Doing Presented for your reading pleasure by Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. Wasting time , Living lavishly , Loving miserly , Caring callously , Speaking unkindly , Looking gloomily , Listening absentmindedly , Thinking destructively , Working carelessly , Acting indisciplinedly , and Praying insincerely . 3. Smile looks forward, Sorrow looks backwards, Worry looks around, But faith looks up! INACTION – takes you BACKWARD ! It is ACTION That takes you F O R W A R D 4. In case YOU liked this presentation ~ for viewing more presentations, Please visit : www.scribd.com and search for Viswam.vangapally4581 Also, www.slideshare.net/viswanadham In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/11thingsyoushouldstopdoing-091201204314-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1259722315" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> 1. 11 Things You should S T O P Doing Presented for your reading pleasure by Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. Wasting time , Living lavishly , Loving miserly , Caring callously , Speaking unkindly , Looking gloomily , Listening absentmindedly , Thinking destructively , Working carelessly , Acting indisciplinedly , and Praying insincerely . 3. Smile looks forward, Sorrow looks backwards, Worry looks around, But faith looks up! INACTION – takes you BACKWARD ! It is ACTION That takes you F O R W A R D 4. In case YOU liked this presentation ~ for viewing more presentations, Please visit : www.scribd.com and search for Viswam.vangapally4581 Also, www.slideshare.net/viswanadham In case YOU want to give some feedback / contact me : viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Prof. V. Viswanadham ~ [040 – 2722 3383] 11 Things You Should Stop Doing
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20091125 Goal Setting by Lakshmi Sowmya - Presentation Transcript 1. GOAL SETTING Lakshmi Sowmya With technical support from Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. What is a Goal ? “ Point marking end of race; object of effort or ambition; destination;...” It is a specific, measurable occurrence, object, or accomplishment that one would like to achieve, or obtain in the future and develops a concrete action plan to achieve it. 3. The difference between a Goal and a mere dream lies in Direction Dedication Discipline Deadline 4. What differentiates a Goal from a mere Desire / Dream? The difference between a dream and a goal is a c t i o n 5. What hinders from setting a Goal? o Fear of failure o Fear of success o Fear of rejection o Lack of ambition o Postponement mentality o Ignorance of importance of Goal o Ignorance of the steps to reach a goal 6. Basis of setting a Goal -1 o On the basis of time Short term - Less than an year’s time; Middle term - 1to 3 years time; Long term - Up to 5 years 7. Basis of setting a Goal -2 Mental Spiritual Social Physical Family Professional Basis for Goals 8. Characteristics of well-constructed goals “ To construct useful and meaningful goals ~ use the SMART method.” o Specific - Goal should not be vague … it should be clearly defined o Measurable - Goal should be verifiable - in the terms of achievement o Achievable- Goals should be on par with your capabilities - not too high or too low o Reachable- Goals should be realistic not fascinating o Time Bound – Goals should not be open ended, - should have a fixed dead line 9. Elements of good action plan o Step 1 : Choose a Goal o Step 2: Intensify your Desire to Achieve your Goal o Step 3: Develop a Strong Belief That You Can Achieve o Step 4: Write Your Goal very descriptively o Step 5: Break Your Goal Down To Mini-Goals & Define Your Tasks for Every Mini-Goal o Step 6: Set a Deadline for Your Goal o Step 7 : Evaluate 10. How to Reach Any Goal: 4 T.I.P.S. T - Think it through; I - Imitate others who are successful; P - Practice, practice, more practice; S - Surround yourself with support 11. GOAL Statement o Goal statement is a one or two liner statement that briefs your goal. o Each goal statement should have 3W’s o What o When o Will o Example: “ I will finish ( will - determination), gathering information for my research paper ( What to do ), by this December (By when)” 12. So…………………. Stop Fearing Become empowered Fix a goal Proceed with proper action plan ……… .Success will be yours !!! Good luck 13. Lakshmi Sowmya Miss Lakshmi Sowmya made a presentation in Telugu on this topic of Goal Setting on October 4 th , 2009 at the First Sunday Meeting on Personality Development conducted by Yuvabharathi. The live recording of her lecture can be heard, as a part of the proceedings uploaded to: www.archive.org – please search for Prof. V. Viswanadham and further search for locating : 20091004 dated recording. Your feedback will be highly appreciated: Sowmya_devarakonda@yahoo.co.in And viswam.vangapally@gmail.com]]>
20091125 Goal Setting by Lakshmi Sowmya - Presentation Transcript 1. GOAL SETTING Lakshmi Sowmya With technical support from Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. What is a Goal ? “ Point marking end of race; object of effort or ambition; destination;...” It is a specific, measurable occurrence, object, or accomplishment that one would like to achieve, or obtain in the future and develops a concrete action plan to achieve it. 3. The difference between a Goal and a mere dream lies in Direction Dedication Discipline Deadline 4. What differentiates a Goal from a mere Desire / Dream? The difference between a dream and a goal is a c t i o n 5. What hinders from setting a Goal? o Fear of failure o Fear of success o Fear of rejection o Lack of ambition o Postponement mentality o Ignorance of importance of Goal o Ignorance of the steps to reach a goal 6. Basis of setting a Goal -1 o On the basis of time Short term - Less than an year’s time; Middle term - 1to 3 years time; Long term - Up to 5 years 7. Basis of setting a Goal -2 Mental Spiritual Social Physical Family Professional Basis for Goals 8. Characteristics of well-constructed goals “ To construct useful and meaningful goals ~ use the SMART method.” o Specific - Goal should not be vague … it should be clearly defined o Measurable - Goal should be verifiable - in the terms of achievement o Achievable- Goals should be on par with your capabilities - not too high or too low o Reachable- Goals should be realistic not fascinating o Time Bound – Goals should not be open ended, - should have a fixed dead line 9. Elements of good action plan o Step 1 : Choose a Goal o Step 2: Intensify your Desire to Achieve your Goal o Step 3: Develop a Strong Belief That You Can Achieve o Step 4: Write Your Goal very descriptively o Step 5: Break Your Goal Down To Mini-Goals & Define Your Tasks for Every Mini-Goal o Step 6: Set a Deadline for Your Goal o Step 7 : Evaluate 10. How to Reach Any Goal: 4 T.I.P.S. T - Think it through; I - Imitate others who are successful; P - Practice, practice, more practice; S - Surround yourself with support 11. GOAL Statement o Goal statement is a one or two liner statement that briefs your goal. o Each goal statement should have 3W’s o What o When o Will o Example: “ I will finish ( will - determination), gathering information for my research paper ( What to do ), by this December (By when)” 12. So…………………. Stop Fearing Become empowered Fix a goal Proceed with proper action plan ……… .Success will be yours !!! Good luck 13. Lakshmi Sowmya Miss Lakshmi Sowmya made a presentation in Telugu on this topic of Goal Setting on October 4 th , 2009 at the First Sunday Meeting on Personality Development conducted by Yuvabharathi. The live recording of her lecture can be heard, as a part of the proceedings uploaded to: www.archive.org – please search for Prof. V. Viswanadham and further search for locating : 20091004 dated recording. Your feedback will be highly appreciated: Sowmya_devarakonda@yahoo.co.in And viswam.vangapally@gmail.com]]> Wed, 25 Nov 2009 23:43:03 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/20091125-goal-setting-by-lakshmi-sowmy viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) 20091125 Goal Setting by Lakshmi Sowmya viswanadham 20091125 Goal Setting by Lakshmi Sowmya - Presentation Transcript 1. GOAL SETTING Lakshmi Sowmya With technical support from Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. What is a Goal ? “ Point marking end of race; object of effort or ambition; destination;...” It is a specific, measurable occurrence, object, or accomplishment that one would like to achieve, or obtain in the future and develops a concrete action plan to achieve it. 3. The difference between a Goal and a mere dream lies in Direction Dedication Discipline Deadline 4. What differentiates a Goal from a mere Desire / Dream? The difference between a dream and a goal is a c t i o n 5. What hinders from setting a Goal? o Fear of failure o Fear of success o Fear of rejection o Lack of ambition o Postponement mentality o Ignorance of importance of Goal o Ignorance of the steps to reach a goal 6. Basis of setting a Goal -1 o On the basis of time Short term - Less than an year’s time; Middle term - 1to 3 years time; Long term - Up to 5 years 7. Basis of setting a Goal -2 Mental Spiritual Social Physical Family Professional Basis for Goals 8. Characteristics of well-constructed goals “ To construct useful and meaningful goals ~ use the SMART method.” o Specific - Goal should not be vague … it should be clearly defined o Measurable - Goal should be verifiable - in the terms of achievement o Achievable- Goals should be on par with your capabilities - not too high or too low o Reachable- Goals should be realistic not fascinating o Time Bound – Goals should not be open ended, - should have a fixed dead line 9. Elements of good action plan o Step 1 : Choose a Goal o Step 2: Intensify your Desire to Achieve your Goal o Step 3: Develop a Strong Belief That You Can Achieve o Step 4: Write Your Goal very descriptively o Step 5: Break Your Goal Down To Mini-Goals &amp; Define Your Tasks for Every Mini-Goal o Step 6: Set a Deadline for Your Goal o Step 7 : Evaluate 10. How to Reach Any Goal: 4 T.I.P.S. T - Think it through; I - Imitate others who are successful; P - Practice, practice, more practice; S - Surround yourself with support 11. GOAL Statement o Goal statement is a one or two liner statement that briefs your goal. o Each goal statement should have 3W’s o What o When o Will o Example: “ I will finish ( will - determination), gathering information for my research paper ( What to do ), by this December (By when)” 12. So…………………. Stop Fearing Become empowered Fix a goal Proceed with proper action plan ……… .Success will be yours !!! Good luck 13. Lakshmi Sowmya Miss Lakshmi Sowmya made a presentation in Telugu on this topic of Goal Setting on October 4 th , 2009 at the First Sunday Meeting on Personality Development conducted by Yuvabharathi. The live recording of her lecture can be heard, as a part of the proceedings uploaded to: www.archive.org – please search for Prof. V. Viswanadham and further search for locating : 20091004 dated recording. Your feedback will be highly appreciated: Sowmya_devarakonda@yahoo.co.in And viswam.vangapally@gmail.com <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/newmicrosoftworddocument-091125174314-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1259192772" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> 20091125 Goal Setting by Lakshmi Sowmya - Presentation Transcript 1. GOAL SETTING Lakshmi Sowmya With technical support from Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. What is a Goal ? “ Point marking end of race; object of effort or ambition; destination;...” It is a specific, measurable occurrence, object, or accomplishment that one would like to achieve, or obtain in the future and develops a concrete action plan to achieve it. 3. The difference between a Goal and a mere dream lies in Direction Dedication Discipline Deadline 4. What differentiates a Goal from a mere Desire / Dream? The difference between a dream and a goal is a c t i o n 5. What hinders from setting a Goal? o Fear of failure o Fear of success o Fear of rejection o Lack of ambition o Postponement mentality o Ignorance of importance of Goal o Ignorance of the steps to reach a goal 6. Basis of setting a Goal -1 o On the basis of time Short term - Less than an year’s time; Middle term - 1to 3 years time; Long term - Up to 5 years 7. Basis of setting a Goal -2 Mental Spiritual Social Physical Family Professional Basis for Goals 8. Characteristics of well-constructed goals “ To construct useful and meaningful goals ~ use the SMART method.” o Specific - Goal should not be vague … it should be clearly defined o Measurable - Goal should be verifiable - in the terms of achievement o Achievable- Goals should be on par with your capabilities - not too high or too low o Reachable- Goals should be realistic not fascinating o Time Bound – Goals should not be open ended, - should have a fixed dead line 9. Elements of good action plan o Step 1 : Choose a Goal o Step 2: Intensify your Desire to Achieve your Goal o Step 3: Develop a Strong Belief That You Can Achieve o Step 4: Write Your Goal very descriptively o Step 5: Break Your Goal Down To Mini-Goals &amp; Define Your Tasks for Every Mini-Goal o Step 6: Set a Deadline for Your Goal o Step 7 : Evaluate 10. How to Reach Any Goal: 4 T.I.P.S. T - Think it through; I - Imitate others who are successful; P - Practice, practice, more practice; S - Surround yourself with support 11. GOAL Statement o Goal statement is a one or two liner statement that briefs your goal. o Each goal statement should have 3W’s o What o When o Will o Example: “ I will finish ( will - determination), gathering information for my research paper ( What to do ), by this December (By when)” 12. So…………………. Stop Fearing Become empowered Fix a goal Proceed with proper action plan ……… .Success will be yours !!! Good luck 13. Lakshmi Sowmya Miss Lakshmi Sowmya made a presentation in Telugu on this topic of Goal Setting on October 4 th , 2009 at the First Sunday Meeting on Personality Development conducted by Yuvabharathi. The live recording of her lecture can be heard, as a part of the proceedings uploaded to: www.archive.org – please search for Prof. V. Viswanadham and further search for locating : 20091004 dated recording. 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Miss Lakshmi Sowmya made a presentation in Telugu, on this topic of Goal Setting on October 4th, 2009 at the First Sunday Meeting on Personality Development conducted by Yuvabharathi, in collaboration with the City Central Library, at Ashoknagar, Chikkadpally, Hyderabad.. The live recording of her lecture can be heard, as a part of the proceedings uploaded to: www.archive.org – please search for Prof. V. Viswanadham and further search for locating : 20091004 dated recording. Your feedback will be highly appreciated: Sowmya_devarakonda@yahoo.co.in And viswam.vangapally@gmail.com]]>
Miss Lakshmi Sowmya made a presentation in Telugu, on this topic of Goal Setting on October 4th, 2009 at the First Sunday Meeting on Personality Development conducted by Yuvabharathi, in collaboration with the City Central Library, at Ashoknagar, Chikkadpally, Hyderabad.. The live recording of her lecture can be heard, as a part of the proceedings uploaded to: www.archive.org – please search for Prof. V. Viswanadham and further search for locating : 20091004 dated recording. Your feedback will be highly appreciated: Sowmya_devarakonda@yahoo.co.in And viswam.vangapally@gmail.com]]> Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:39:00 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/20091125-goal-setting viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) 20091125 Goal Setting by Lakshmi Sowmya viswanadham Miss Lakshmi Sowmya made a presentation in Telugu, on this topic of Goal Setting on October 4th, 2009 at the First Sunday Meeting on Personality Development conducted by Yuvabharathi, in collaboration with the City Central Library, at Ashoknagar, Chikkadpally, Hyderabad.. The live recording of her lecture can be heard, as a part of the proceedings uploaded to: www.archive.org – please search for Prof. V. Viswanadham and further search for locating : 20091004 dated recording. Your feedback will be highly appreciated: Sowmya_devarakonda@yahoo.co.in And viswam.vangapally@gmail.com <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/20091125-goalsetting-091125103905-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1259167653" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> Miss Lakshmi Sowmya made a presentation in Telugu, on this topic of Goal Setting on October 4th, 2009 at the First Sunday Meeting on Personality Development conducted by Yuvabharathi, in collaboration with the City Central Library, at Ashoknagar, Chikkadpally, Hyderabad.. The live recording of her lecture can be heard, as a part of the proceedings uploaded to: www.archive.org – please search for Prof. V. Viswanadham and further search for locating : 20091004 dated recording. Your feedback will be highly appreciated: Sowmya_devarakonda@yahoo.co.in And viswam.vangapally@gmail.com 20091125 Goal Setting by Lakshmi Sowmya
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1. SRI SATHYA SAI Quotable Quotes - 005 A humble presentation by Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. Ego lives by getting and forgetting; Love lives by giving and forgiving. 3. Love is expansion; Self is contraction; Self is lovelessness; Love is selflessness. 4. Haste makes waste; Waste makes worry; So, do not be in a hurry. 5. You are not one person, but three: The one you think you are; The one others think you are; The one you really are. 6. Money comes and g o e s; morality comes and g r o w s . 7. Every experience is a lesson, every loss is a gain. 8. If wealth is lost, nothing is lost. If health is lost, something is lost. If character is lost, all is lost. 9. What is needed today is that we should lead a life of good quality. The fostering of sterling character and good conduct is the need of the world. Once we have greater numbers of such people of good quality, the country and the world will become prosperous and peaceful. 10. You must act ever in the consciousness of your divinity and recognize in each being, a brother, a child of God. The whole world is one family. 11. We can be successful leaders only if we are disciplined followers, who do not issue commands to others but rather set an example of service in our actions. 12. If you have the inclination to do good work, God will give you the time to do good things. 13. Come just one step forward , I shall take a hundred towards you. Shed one tear, I shall wipe a hundred from your eyes. 14. Just a moment please ... Sri Sathya Sai’s Quotable Quotes need no further explanation or any introduction. In my humble opinion, you have to FEEL – feel them, one by one, in your heart. Reflect on that single idea – let it sink into the depths of your heart, linger long enough to get internalized, so that in your Thought, Word and Action – and thus in your Character, get reflected transparently, convincingly, continuously, and may I be permitted to say, in a contagious manner. Live … Yes, LIVE in the light of the meaning of these words, and you would experience what it means to live a life of purpose. 15. A very humble presentation on the occasion of Swami’s Birthday on 23rd November 2009. In case you liked these quotes – tell your friends and help me to spread the message of LOVE. Your feedback, will be highly appreciated. Viswam.vangapally@gmail.com ]]>
1. SRI SATHYA SAI Quotable Quotes - 005 A humble presentation by Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. Ego lives by getting and forgetting; Love lives by giving and forgiving. 3. Love is expansion; Self is contraction; Self is lovelessness; Love is selflessness. 4. Haste makes waste; Waste makes worry; So, do not be in a hurry. 5. You are not one person, but three: The one you think you are; The one others think you are; The one you really are. 6. Money comes and g o e s; morality comes and g r o w s . 7. Every experience is a lesson, every loss is a gain. 8. If wealth is lost, nothing is lost. If health is lost, something is lost. If character is lost, all is lost. 9. What is needed today is that we should lead a life of good quality. The fostering of sterling character and good conduct is the need of the world. Once we have greater numbers of such people of good quality, the country and the world will become prosperous and peaceful. 10. You must act ever in the consciousness of your divinity and recognize in each being, a brother, a child of God. The whole world is one family. 11. We can be successful leaders only if we are disciplined followers, who do not issue commands to others but rather set an example of service in our actions. 12. If you have the inclination to do good work, God will give you the time to do good things. 13. Come just one step forward , I shall take a hundred towards you. Shed one tear, I shall wipe a hundred from your eyes. 14. Just a moment please ... Sri Sathya Sai’s Quotable Quotes need no further explanation or any introduction. In my humble opinion, you have to FEEL – feel them, one by one, in your heart. Reflect on that single idea – let it sink into the depths of your heart, linger long enough to get internalized, so that in your Thought, Word and Action – and thus in your Character, get reflected transparently, convincingly, continuously, and may I be permitted to say, in a contagious manner. Live … Yes, LIVE in the light of the meaning of these words, and you would experience what it means to live a life of purpose. 15. A very humble presentation on the occasion of Swami’s Birthday on 23rd November 2009. In case you liked these quotes – tell your friends and help me to spread the message of LOVE. Your feedback, will be highly appreciated. Viswam.vangapally@gmail.com ]]> Mon, 23 Nov 2009 02:03:57 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/sri-sathya-sai-quotable-quotes-005 viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) Sri Sathya Sai Quotable Quotes 005 viswanadham 1. SRI SATHYA SAI Quotable Quotes - 005 A humble presentation by Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. Ego lives by getting and forgetting; Love lives by giving and forgiving. 3. Love is expansion; Self is contraction; Self is lovelessness; Love is selflessness. 4. Haste makes waste; Waste makes worry; So, do not be in a hurry. 5. You are not one person, but three: The one you think you are; The one others think you are; The one you really are. 6. Money comes and g o e s; morality comes and g r o w s . 7. Every experience is a lesson, every loss is a gain. 8. If wealth is lost, nothing is lost. If health is lost, something is lost. If character is lost, all is lost. 9. What is needed today is that we should lead a life of good quality. The fostering of sterling character and good conduct is the need of the world. Once we have greater numbers of such people of good quality, the country and the world will become prosperous and peaceful. 10. You must act ever in the consciousness of your divinity and recognize in each being, a brother, a child of God. The whole world is one family. 11. We can be successful leaders only if we are disciplined followers, who do not issue commands to others but rather set an example of service in our actions. 12. If you have the inclination to do good work, God will give you the time to do good things. 13. Come just one step forward , I shall take a hundred towards you. Shed one tear, I shall wipe a hundred from your eyes. 14. Just a moment please ... Sri Sathya Sai’s Quotable Quotes need no further explanation or any introduction. In my humble opinion, you have to FEEL – feel them, one by one, in your heart. Reflect on that single idea – let it sink into the depths of your heart, linger long enough to get internalized, so that in your Thought, Word and Action – and thus in your Character, get reflected transparently, convincingly, continuously, and may I be permitted to say, in a contagious manner. Live … Yes, LIVE in the light of the meaning of these words, and you would experience what it means to live a life of purpose. 15. A very humble presentation on the occasion of Swami’s Birthday on 23rd November 2009. In case you liked these quotes – tell your friends and help me to spread the message of LOVE. Your feedback, will be highly appreciated. Viswam.vangapally@gmail.com <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/srisathyasai-quotablequotes-005-091122200407-phpapp01-thumbnail-2?1258942927" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> 1. SRI SATHYA SAI Quotable Quotes - 005 A humble presentation by Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. Ego lives by getting and forgetting; Love lives by giving and forgiving. 3. Love is expansion; Self is contraction; Self is lovelessness; Love is selflessness. 4. Haste makes waste; Waste makes worry; So, do not be in a hurry. 5. You are not one person, but three: The one you think you are; The one others think you are; The one you really are. 6. Money comes and g o e s; morality comes and g r o w s . 7. Every experience is a lesson, every loss is a gain. 8. If wealth is lost, nothing is lost. If health is lost, something is lost. If character is lost, all is lost. 9. What is needed today is that we should lead a life of good quality. The fostering of sterling character and good conduct is the need of the world. Once we have greater numbers of such people of good quality, the country and the world will become prosperous and peaceful. 10. You must act ever in the consciousness of your divinity and recognize in each being, a brother, a child of God. The whole world is one family. 11. We can be successful leaders only if we are disciplined followers, who do not issue commands to others but rather set an example of service in our actions. 12. If you have the inclination to do good work, God will give you the time to do good things. 13. Come just one step forward , I shall take a hundred towards you. Shed one tear, I shall wipe a hundred from your eyes. 14. Just a moment please ... Sri Sathya Sai’s Quotable Quotes need no further explanation or any introduction. In my humble opinion, you have to FEEL – feel them, one by one, in your heart. Reflect on that single idea – let it sink into the depths of your heart, linger long enough to get internalized, so that in your Thought, Word and Action – and thus in your Character, get reflected transparently, convincingly, continuously, and may I be permitted to say, in a contagious manner. Live … Yes, LIVE in the light of the meaning of these words, and you would experience what it means to live a life of purpose. 15. A very humble presentation on the occasion of Swami’s Birthday on 23rd November 2009. In case you liked these quotes – tell your friends and help me to spread the message of LOVE. Your feedback, will be highly appreciated. Viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Sri Sathya Sai Quotable Quotes 005
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1. SRI SATHYA SAI Quotable Quotes - 004 A humble presentation by Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. 3. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Faith in ourselves and faith in God: this is the secret of Greatness, for God is Love. 4. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Good ideas, good conduct and adherence to Truth should result from our education. Only those who acquire these qualities can be called truly educated. 5. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Every action of yours at the present time is bound to have a reaction, resound and reflection in the future. 6. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Reach the point where churches, temples, mosques do not matter, where all roads end, from where all roads run. 7. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Doing one&apos;s duty, however small, in an unattached manner gives rise to the awakening of self awareness. 8. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Bend the body, mend the senses and end the mind – this is the way to Immortality. 9. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. God has no preferences and prejudices; His is but reaction, reflection and resound. 10. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Where there is Faith, there is Love; Where there is Love, there is Peace; Where there is Peace, there is Truth; Where there is Truth, there is God; Where there is God, there is Bliss. 11. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Life is Love, enjoy it; Life is Challenge, meet it; Life is a Song, sing it; Life is a Dream, realize it; Life is a Game, play it; Life is a Goal, achieve it. 12. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. There is only one religion, the religion of Love; There is only one language, the language of the Heart; There is only one caste, the caste of Humanity; There is only one law, the law of Karma; There is only one God, He is Omnipresent. 13. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Nations are many, but Earth is one; Beings are many, but Breath is one; Stars are many, but Sky is one; Oceans are many, but Water is one; Religions are many, but God is one; Jewels are many, but Gold is one; Appearances are many, but Reality is One. 14. Just a moment please ... Sri Sathya Sai’s Quotable Quotes need no further explanation or any introduction. In my humble opinion, you have to FEEL – feel them, one by one, in your heart. Reflect on that single idea – let it sink into the depths of your heart, linger long enough to get internalized, so that in your Thought, Word and Action – and thus in your Character, get reflected transparently, convincingly, continuously, and may I be permitted to say, in a contagious manner. Live … Yes, LIVE in the light of the meaning of these words, and you would experience what it means to live a life of purpose. 15. A very humble presentation on the occasion of Swami’s Birthday on 23rd November 2009. In case you liked these quotes – tell your friends and help me to spread the message of LOVE. Your feedback, will be highly appreciated. Viswam.vangapally@gmail.com ]]>
1. SRI SATHYA SAI Quotable Quotes - 004 A humble presentation by Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. 3. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Faith in ourselves and faith in God: this is the secret of Greatness, for God is Love. 4. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Good ideas, good conduct and adherence to Truth should result from our education. Only those who acquire these qualities can be called truly educated. 5. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Every action of yours at the present time is bound to have a reaction, resound and reflection in the future. 6. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Reach the point where churches, temples, mosques do not matter, where all roads end, from where all roads run. 7. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Doing one&apos;s duty, however small, in an unattached manner gives rise to the awakening of self awareness. 8. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Bend the body, mend the senses and end the mind – this is the way to Immortality. 9. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. God has no preferences and prejudices; His is but reaction, reflection and resound. 10. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Where there is Faith, there is Love; Where there is Love, there is Peace; Where there is Peace, there is Truth; Where there is Truth, there is God; Where there is God, there is Bliss. 11. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Life is Love, enjoy it; Life is Challenge, meet it; Life is a Song, sing it; Life is a Dream, realize it; Life is a Game, play it; Life is a Goal, achieve it. 12. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. There is only one religion, the religion of Love; There is only one language, the language of the Heart; There is only one caste, the caste of Humanity; There is only one law, the law of Karma; There is only one God, He is Omnipresent. 13. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Nations are many, but Earth is one; Beings are many, but Breath is one; Stars are many, but Sky is one; Oceans are many, but Water is one; Religions are many, but God is one; Jewels are many, but Gold is one; Appearances are many, but Reality is One. 14. Just a moment please ... Sri Sathya Sai’s Quotable Quotes need no further explanation or any introduction. In my humble opinion, you have to FEEL – feel them, one by one, in your heart. Reflect on that single idea – let it sink into the depths of your heart, linger long enough to get internalized, so that in your Thought, Word and Action – and thus in your Character, get reflected transparently, convincingly, continuously, and may I be permitted to say, in a contagious manner. Live … Yes, LIVE in the light of the meaning of these words, and you would experience what it means to live a life of purpose. 15. A very humble presentation on the occasion of Swami’s Birthday on 23rd November 2009. In case you liked these quotes – tell your friends and help me to spread the message of LOVE. Your feedback, will be highly appreciated. Viswam.vangapally@gmail.com ]]> Sun, 22 Nov 2009 17:03:49 GMT http://www.slideshare.net/viswanadham/sri-sathya-sai-quotable-quotes-004 viswanadham@slideshare.net(viswanadham) Sri Sathya Sai Quotable Quotes 004 viswanadham 1. SRI SATHYA SAI Quotable Quotes - 004 A humble presentation by Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. 3. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Faith in ourselves and faith in God: this is the secret of Greatness, for God is Love. 4. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Good ideas, good conduct and adherence to Truth should result from our education. Only those who acquire these qualities can be called truly educated. 5. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Every action of yours at the present time is bound to have a reaction, resound and reflection in the future. 6. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Reach the point where churches, temples, mosques do not matter, where all roads end, from where all roads run. 7. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Doing one&amp;apos;s duty, however small, in an unattached manner gives rise to the awakening of self awareness. 8. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Bend the body, mend the senses and end the mind – this is the way to Immortality. 9. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. God has no preferences and prejudices; His is but reaction, reflection and resound. 10. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Where there is Faith, there is Love; Where there is Love, there is Peace; Where there is Peace, there is Truth; Where there is Truth, there is God; Where there is God, there is Bliss. 11. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Life is Love, enjoy it; Life is Challenge, meet it; Life is a Song, sing it; Life is a Dream, realize it; Life is a Game, play it; Life is a Goal, achieve it. 12. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. There is only one religion, the religion of Love; There is only one language, the language of the Heart; There is only one caste, the caste of Humanity; There is only one law, the law of Karma; There is only one God, He is Omnipresent. 13. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Nations are many, but Earth is one; Beings are many, but Breath is one; Stars are many, but Sky is one; Oceans are many, but Water is one; Religions are many, but God is one; Jewels are many, but Gold is one; Appearances are many, but Reality is One. 14. Just a moment please ... Sri Sathya Sai’s Quotable Quotes need no further explanation or any introduction. In my humble opinion, you have to FEEL – feel them, one by one, in your heart. Reflect on that single idea – let it sink into the depths of your heart, linger long enough to get internalized, so that in your Thought, Word and Action – and thus in your Character, get reflected transparently, convincingly, continuously, and may I be permitted to say, in a contagious manner. Live … Yes, LIVE in the light of the meaning of these words, and you would experience what it means to live a life of purpose. 15. A very humble presentation on the occasion of Swami’s Birthday on 23rd November 2009. In case you liked these quotes – tell your friends and help me to spread the message of LOVE. Your feedback, will be highly appreciated. Viswam.vangapally@gmail.com <img src="http://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/srisathyasai-quotablequotes-004-091122110353-phpapp02-thumbnail-2?1258910150" alt ="" style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" /><br> 1. SRI SATHYA SAI Quotable Quotes - 004 A humble presentation by Prof. V. Viswanadham 2. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. 3. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Faith in ourselves and faith in God: this is the secret of Greatness, for God is Love. 4. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Good ideas, good conduct and adherence to Truth should result from our education. Only those who acquire these qualities can be called truly educated. 5. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Every action of yours at the present time is bound to have a reaction, resound and reflection in the future. 6. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Reach the point where churches, temples, mosques do not matter, where all roads end, from where all roads run. 7. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Doing one&amp;apos;s duty, however small, in an unattached manner gives rise to the awakening of self awareness. 8. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Bend the body, mend the senses and end the mind – this is the way to Immortality. 9. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. God has no preferences and prejudices; His is but reaction, reflection and resound. 10. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Where there is Faith, there is Love; Where there is Love, there is Peace; Where there is Peace, there is Truth; Where there is Truth, there is God; Where there is God, there is Bliss. 11. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Life is Love, enjoy it; Life is Challenge, meet it; Life is a Song, sing it; Life is a Dream, realize it; Life is a Game, play it; Life is a Goal, achieve it. 12. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. There is only one religion, the religion of Love; There is only one language, the language of the Heart; There is only one caste, the caste of Humanity; There is only one law, the law of Karma; There is only one God, He is Omnipresent. 13. Education softens the heart. If the heart is hard, one cannot claim to be educated. Nations are many, but Earth is one; Beings are many, but Breath is one; Stars are many, but Sky is one; Oceans are many, but Water is one; Religions are many, but God is one; Jewels are many, but Gold is one; Appearances are many, but Reality is One. 14. Just a moment please ... Sri Sathya Sai’s Quotable Quotes need no further explanation or any introduction. In my humble opinion, you have to FEEL – feel them, one by one, in your heart. Reflect on that single idea – let it sink into the depths of your heart, linger long enough to get internalized, so that in your Thought, Word and Action – and thus in your Character, get reflected transparently, convincingly, continuously, and may I be permitted to say, in a contagious manner. Live … Yes, LIVE in the light of the meaning of these words, and you would experience what it means to live a life of purpose. 15. A very humble presentation on the occasion of Swami’s Birthday on 23rd November 2009. In case you liked these quotes – tell your friends and help me to spread the message of LOVE. Your feedback, will be highly appreciated. Viswam.vangapally@gmail.com Sri Sathya Sai Quotable Quotes 004
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