As a teacher in today’s fast-paced generation, I often feel that every day passes like a drifting cloud. Our timetables move us from one class to another, leaving little time to pause and reflect. Even children, caught in this same rhythm, sometimes lose sight of why they come to school.

Many of them attend because parents insist, teachers remind, and society expects. Somewhere along the way, the joy of learning fades. To rekindle that spark, here’s a gentle checklist for educators to bring curiosity, connection, and joy back into our classrooms.

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