A life-changing Encounter B/w Teacher & Student
During my school days, my 10th-grade class in-charge was Elizabeth Rani, a teacher known for her strictness and no-nonsense attitude. She rarely smiled, maintained an air of authority, and never hesitated to scold students if they fell short of her expectations. To us, she seemed like the epitome of discipline, and we feared her while respecting her command over the subject. As teenagers, we didn’t fully appreciate her dedication. Her stern looks and sharp words made it hard for us to see the warmth that might have been hidden beneath her strict exterior. She was someone who took her teaching responsibilities seriously and ensured that we remained focused, no matter how much we resisted. The Turning Point A year later, while I was in the 11th grade, I was elected as the Blue House Leader at my school. This role gave me the unique responsibility of organizing school events, including the much-awaited Teachers' Day celebration. The chance to host the event felt thrilling, and I saw i...