Regrowing from our roots: A new vision for education

Angelica Astor and Martha Affeld are professors of education at the NAU in the United States and also mental health experts. They are optimistic and enthusiastic about the future of education and share their experiences by teaching K graduates, administrators, and counseling for teachers and children through counseling.

Our journey started with a small garage of only seven students in 1969 and dreamed of bringing educational pleasure to children. Under the strong vision of our founder Smt. Parmeshwari Devi Gordhandas Garodia, the root of education in Garodia, supports the transition from kindergarten to university. What? We promise to strengthen our education by building a vibrant educational institution chain nationwide. Our goal is to train lifelong learners who appreciate education and believe in creating value no matter where they go. We also strive to create a convincing collaboration model that encourages students, teachers, parents, investors, the entire community to participate.

Create a convincing vision for our lives - our vision of professional achievement as well as vision of family life, education, health, community involvement, travel, adventure - we also Lead to a new direction and motivate us We need to get there. Personal Vision Statement Q: What do I do and I want to contribute to my life - who do you want to share? Because it sounds abstract and far away, there are also people who struggle to have a better life vision. Fortunately, the writers Richard Lederer and David Shapiro are saving their lives with an elegant and simple definition. It's right job. "

Our view of the future is more ambiguous than usual. A group of uncertainty and anxiety is blurring our horizons. However, our values ​​in rethinking education were not so clear. We believe that education is the core of democracy. Our mission is to improve the education of the most vulnerable people, including all, especially poor, discriminated people, cognitive or physically disparate people, and people who are not proficient in the US. We would like to help people prepare themselves as workers in their work, as citizen participants, and as members of their families.