Students ought to aware status of pigments reflective in building self-confidence Chief APSMAS

Education Nov, 19 2022
Students ought to aware status of pigments reflective in building self-confidence Chief APSMAS
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Karachi: Importance to recognise pigments’ grades is impetus building self-confidence of students at leisure time on non-teaching activities. Managing Director of Brilliant Career Grammar School Nazimabad Syed Tariq Shah addressing Colour Day event organised to mark International Students’ Day said that in light of directives of Education Department, event was organised to bring out latent talents of children along with education as well.

Children’s abilities can be further increased by organising such events. He advised heads, principals and teachers of private educational institutions to strive equipping children with higher education and training in order to achieve high standards in these fields. Principal Nuzhat Khalid, Vice Principal Ramsha Tariq and teachers were present. Nazhat Khalid said that it is important to inform students about importance of colours because it creates self-confidence in them and increases their mental abilities.

He said that colours also affect human life and mood and with right use of colours, students can also become best artists.  There are thousands of types of colourful flowers, fruits and vegetables in addition to various items around world. Since world has become great masterpiece of beauty, colours are ones that leave an impact on human psychology and useful in their positive role.

Published in The Daily National Courier, November, 19 2022

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