The document outlines a five point formula for students presented by the principal of Hamdard Public School. The five points are: 1) see school as a place of boundless opportunity, 2) make studying your top priority and do so sincerely, 3) discipline yourself through self-imposed rather than forced discipline, 4) have big dreams and work systematically to achieve them, and 5) calculate your achievements each day before sleeping. The document also provides extra tips such as organizing oneself, setting attainable goals, focusing on priorities, reviewing performance, and persevering. The overall message is that students should make the most of their potential through dedication to studying, self-discipline, goal-setting, and self-reflection.

1. Five Point Formula
for Students
A
Presentation
By
M.S.RAHMAN
Principal
Hamdard Public School, New Delhi
principal.msr@gmail.com

2. 1.School is a Wonderful Place with
Boundless Opportunities.
 School is wonderful because You (the
Students) are wonderful.
 You don’t know how much potential
you are?
 You have immense potentiality lurking
within you.
 How you unravel it ? That matters.

3. 2. Your Priority : Study Sincerely
 As a student you should have your own
priority list.
 Study should come at the top of your
priority list. Study sincerely.
 You should devote your quality time in
studies.
 Studies should have a centre place in your
scheme of things.
 Distinguish yourself as a Student.

4. 3. Discipline Yourself.
Discipline is of two types:
 Self imposed discipline
and
 Forced discipline.
 Self imposed discipline is always preferred to the
forced one.
 Discipline is the hallmark of any educational
institution. Teaching-learning flourishes in an
educational institution with discipline.
 We can only think of imparting quality education
with discipline.
 However, discipline should not be imposed to the
level of subjugation of students.

5. 4. Dream, and You Should Have a
BigBig Dream in Life.
 Why you should be a miser in dreaming?
 Once you have a dream, you chase it by
putting up systematic/meticulous effort
throughout your life until you realise it.
That is how you can give a meaning to your
life?
 Your approach should be intensive.
 You should have passion to achieve
something remarkable and something
substantial in your life.

6. 5. Bed Time: Calculate Your Day’s
Achievement Before you Sleep.
Before you sleep or before going to
bed or at bedtime, you remember and
recall –
 How much you have studied each
subject?
 What good work you have rendered
and what bad thing you have done
i.e., account of your deeds.
 What is your day’s achievement?

7. *Extra
Organise yourself.
Plan (action plan) meticulously.
Fix up your target minor or major
and in stages. Attainable and
actual.
Divide your goals into smaller
goals compatible to attain
ultimate/larger goal.
Focus your goal and your
objectives.

8. **Extra, Continued…
 Chalk out your priorities.
 You should have intensive approach while
doing work.
 Work with intention and passion.
 Put up a result-oriented effort.
 Make a sustained effort. Concentrate on your
work. Channelize your effort. Give your best.
Perform best. You should have strategy to
achieve. Realise your objectives.
 Review your performance. It is an act of self
introspection.

9. ***Extra, Continued..
 Enhance your rate of learning.
 Pace of learning should be accelerated.
 You have to learn with speed and
accuracy.
 Practice regularly and thoroughly.
 Exam is a limited over batting. How
much you know is important but how
much you write and how systematically
you write the exam is most important?

10. ****Extra, Continued..
 Attain confidence not complacency.
 Self Complacency is suicidal and would make
you stagnant.
 Go for healthy competition with peer groups
to achieve best out of you.
 Distinguish yourself as a student.
 Persevere and progress.
 Always keep yourself in low profile.
 Do your homework meticulously in a time
bound manner.

11. Success and Achievement
ACHIEVEMENT
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12. Thank You Very Much
Awake
Arise
and