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We
believe there are two types of student, the academic kids and the ones who fail
in academic. We are not doing enough for those who fail. They need a more
physical, tactile approach, involving people skills, team-building,
problem-solving or building things. If a child is a “hands-on" learner, they tend to learn better when some type of
physical activity is involved.
Every
child has their own skills, abilities and uniqueness which can contribute to
others and bring great joy to others and them. It does not matter if a child
cannot get flying colours in education but it does matter so much in this era
when the child does not have any talent or skills to enhance themselves.
For
example, an arts education helps to build academic skills and increase academic
performance, while also providing alternative opportunities to reward the
skills of children who learn differently.
Ever anyone
wondered, what happens if we lose our permanent job and you do not know any
other job besides of what you were doing all the while? Not everything is
permanent in life and of course there is no job security where employees are
retrenched these days due to downturn of an organization. There should be an
alternative to move forward and to earn for living without depending solely with
an office job.
Obviously, every child
should be given the best possible opportunity to acquire mastery of skills. On
September 2016, we received a call from a guardian from Pusat
Jagaan Kanak-Kanak Istimewa Lagenda requesting us to look for sponsor for Sharmila
Devi, a 16 years old teenager to attend a short baking course. According to
guardian, she is not keen into studies and she is not doing very well but she
is interested in baking. We at Infinity Charity &
Welfare Organisation decided to sponsor her as what she learns at the
baking course will definitely help her in future.
Good luck girl!
