"Is teaching really evolving since the appearance of the first hominids? From the outset, teaching was imperative to increase the odds of survival of the would-be Homo sapiens in the wild. Learning by trial-and-error cost the lives of many of our ancestors, but thanks to their last teachings, we continue to exist as a species. Today, teaching-learning is organized and structured in a so-called education system. However, it is regrettable to note how the initial purpose of educating has lost its meaning. Students want to educate themselves only to get a better job, when there are not enough employers. Many teachers educate insufficiently or even poorly in schools to lure parents and students into private tuition. Secondary school nooks and corners have become places for lawless student gatherings during teaching time! The same mobile phone which is responsible for so many road accidents is now distracting students in the classroom and interfering with learning. Organized crime, born of wrong education, is destroying our country. We are suffering from information overload, because nobody is teaching us how to unlearn what is harmful, false, useless or obsolete. We are making wrong choices in all spheres, because our brain is not trained to forget irrelevant details and to focus on what is going to help make decisions in the real world. By teaching self-awareness, we can help a learner to be fully aware of his biased perceptions, thoughts or feelings, so that his critical decision-making processes are not corrupted."
Dushan studied at the
Royal College Curepipe,
from 1985 to 1992, where he received a world-class quality education,
free from social, political or religious bias. Today, this
same high-standard education is being dispensed to all State Schools, Colleges
and Academies—the very type of education that our
children need, so that they may grow into peaceful and
prosperous citizens.
He started his
teaching career in 1995 and taught Science and Physics in
New Eton College.
From 1995 to 1998 he taught Chemistry and Physics in
Rodrigues College.
From 1999 to 2013 he taught Chemistry and
Physics
in Collège du Saint-Esprit
of Quatre-Bornes. Since 2014, Dushan is working as Educator for the
Ministry of Education and Human Resource.
Pupils who study a complete school course under Dushan's supervision need not go for private tuition! He delivers an honest and
a complete work, worthy of the quality education he had himself
received at the Royal College Curepipe. All you have to do, as
responsible party and as Head of School, is to
ensure that all his students are attending all his classes and
completeting their homeworks.
It is not necessary for Dushan to talk about
his students'
achievements in national and in international examinations: whether it is in
National Certificate of Education, in School Certificate or in Higher
School Certificate, which he teaches to students worldwide,
their results speak for themselves...
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