Tuesday 13 October 2015

SOCIAL AWARENESS

                       


             
                                                                                                                                                   

   

To me, it simply means that you realize that there are problems or issues that are faced by groups of people in society that you do not belong to.  For example, if you are male, social awareness may consist of understanding that there are ways in which society keeps women down.  If you are rich, it may consist of understanding that there are real problems facing the poor that are not of their own making.
 Social awareness is crucial to success in a modern, complex world.  A person needs to know how to code-switch, for example.  This means that when you are in an academic environment you speak very differently than when you are with your friends.  You do not want to talk to the person interviewing you for a job like you would your buddies.
In general, I think of social awareness as a term that means someone is familiar with the social constructs and culture around them.  A socially aware person might understand certain slang.  They might be more familiar with what titles or words are taboo.  A person who is socially aware is far less likely to make embarrassing verbal blunders.


Wednesday 7 October 2015

SPORTSMAN SPIRIT



                Life is full of failures and successes but it’s our choice to decide how we want to take the outcome as well as our identity. We play many games like cricket, football or any other game, it’s impossible to win every match we are bound to loose or win. Sportsman spirit is the act of accepting one’s success with humility. This helps us to learn from our failures and disappointments which helps us to achieve success next time. Sportsman spirit is not only for players who play for their country or any club, sportsman spirit is also for every fan that supports their team. On 5th October 2015 India vs. South Africa 2nd t20 match Indian fans thrown bottles when India is in loosing position. Ironically the series between India and South Africa is named after two men who believed in complete non-violence - Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela!!