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"As I wrap up my first month of consulting, I have one overarching takeaway: in every building, in every district, in every city, in every state, there are administrators, teachers, and students who are so passionate about learning that you can feel the positive energy in the room. It's humbling. It's heartwarming. It's inspiring. Yet, what I also see are lots of educators and students who frequently second guess themselves, continuously ask for permission to do anything, or who render themselves silent in large groups and appear to have "given up." However, behind closed doors, these are the same educators and students who are overflowing with enthusiasm and have a wealth of knowledge. Naturally, I have been doing a lot of thinking about the strikingly similar behaviors both adult educators and student learners demonstrate in our current educational system. What causes passionate learners to become apathetic toward their passion? Why do students and adults alike ask for permission to learn? And, I keep coming back to one simple conclusion. THE DEFICIT MODEL OF EDUCATION HAS WORN US ALL DOWN"

Lord Krishna is the god of love, compassion, and tenderness. He used to play the flute symbolizing the power of love through divine music. Lord Krishna has taught us to follow the path of honesty and victory of truth over evils. Hence, the sole reason for the Janmashtami celebration is to bring people together to strengthen the principle of unity and consonance. Moreover, Janmashtami enriches enthusiasm, positivity, and eliminate the feeling of communal hatred.

"Three Goals of Technology in Education"