May 2025 - Chireveti

2025-05-25

The Fear of Saying Sorry

@chireveti Early Years Insights Parenting & Education,, With a Wink &The Twists of Everyday Life communication, emotional health, emotional intelligence, leadership skills, parenting mistakes, power of apology, sorry, teacher's reflection, workplace culture 0

The Power of an Apology: A Teacher’s Reflection As a […]

A whimsical banner image of a female teacher in a dress with colorful hairpins, juggling a chess piece, a sloth, a banana, and a dictionary in a chaotic but humorous classroom. Hidden details include a friendly-looking monster and a tiny alien.

2025-05-25

The Funny Side of Teaching: 7 Unforgettable Stories from a Teacher’s Desk

@chireveti Early Years Insights Parenting & Education, classroom chaos, early childhood education, funny teacher stories, parent misunderstandings, parent-teacher communication, preschool classroom humor, teacher burnout, teacher life, teaching stories, teaching toddlers 0

From mysterious “slats” to the child who only ate yellow food, a teacher shares the humorous, frustrating, and chaotic reality of working with young children and their parents.

2025-05-25

The Emotional Syllabus: What We Teach Children, But Forget as Adults

@chireveti Early Years Insights Parenting & Education,, Wisdom and reflections burnout, emotional intelligence, empathy, leadership, professional development, soft skills, workplace communication 0

I know the water cycle. I’ve memorized my times tables. But no one taught me how to say, “I need a break” without guilt. We teach empathy to children, then model passive aggression in meetings. We teach facts they can Google, but skip the human tools they’ll actually need. It’s time to redesign the syllabus

A busy, chaotic urban street scene in Gurgaon, with cars, people, and buildings, representing the city's complex and often challenging environment.

2025-05-18

Gurgaon Civic Issues

@chireveti With a Wink &The Twists of Everyday Life civic issues, civic sense, Gurgaon, India, infrastructure, public behavior, social commentary, urban life, urban planning 0

This isn’t negativity—it’s a love letter with bold highlights. An honest look at the lack of civic sense, broken roads, and unspoken chaos in a “millennium city,” with a firm belief that we can do better.