Najeeb sir, there is no fun in telling that (in your trademark style, sir) you have all the qualities of a master educator and we have benefitted a lot from your teachings. He thus comes up with witty remarks at times helping spice up the class.

Najeeb appears too concerned to make sure that the class ends before it starts losing its crucial vitality. Conrad FischerвЂ™s (another talented medical educator) class, but yes Dr. I have not observed the riot of laughter as that in Dr. He equally knows to make his classes all the more absorbing by adding the humour factor. NajeebвЂ™s white-board is way superior to the Microsoft Powerpoints of our modern-day professors. Even in this multimedia age, he prefers to draw diagrams by hand and uses markers to illustrate his points. And of course, plumbing the depths of topics remains his signature style. In fact, his motto speaks for itself: Lasting Knowledge from Clear Concepts. Each and every facts and figures must be supported by logic. Parrot-learning has no place in his teachings. He takes ample time, but leaves no stones unturned in making concepts crystal-clear to his students. He has this magic wand that simplifies the toughest of topics into an easily-understandable form. Najeeb becomes so engrossed in his world of teaching that it is hard for his students not to reciprocate. While teaching any subject matter, no matter how hard or easy it is, Dr. This вЂteacher enthusiasmвЂ™ factor is what turns out to be the most pivotal of all that elevates an ordinary teacher to that of Dr. Recently, I had come across an article that cited a research suggesting a correlation between teacher enthusiasm and studentвЂ™s intrinsic motivation to learn. And yes, without any fear of sticks and slaps. And thanks to these inventions named internet and Youtube, weвЂ™ve been able to attend his classes no matter where he lectures from. However, speaks my experience- we live in a teacher-desert, the only form of oasis being Dr. Najeeb in my schooldays (how can I forget my favourite Madhav sirВ who was a master in leading the horses to water!!). Again, itвЂ™s not that I was devoid of the likes of Dr. And most of all, He had already invented Dr. Unsatisfied, they marched on to invent another stuff named Youtube. They invented this equipment called internet (not that it came into being just recently, but this was not as global back then). I now feel pity on the way I and my colleagues were raised and educated in our schools when I hear from my sisters in The Netherlands about how liberal the schools are over there and how scientific is their education system (I know, I know thereвЂ™s no room for gripe anyway, for how dare I compare Nepal with The Netherlands!). Back then, my place boasted of having one public library, which was the only other place where I could hover to quench my thirst. Anyway, schools were the only centres of вЂlearningвЂ™ and kids were supposed to extract as much as they could from their teachers. Hostellers have even greater plights to share. When I now talk to my peers from diverse locations, they too share the same story. StrictвЂ™s sticks and slaps) and finally manage to catch some Zs only to wake up tomorrow and get trapped in the same vicious cycle.

Wake up, go to the school, load your brain with all those exam-friendly facts and figures, return home all tired and fatigued, get drowsy while writing tomorrowвЂ™s homework (of course, out of fear of Mr. I remember- when I was younger (young, I still am), there were very few options for students like me when it came to studying. Right now, I am throwned back to the flood of remembrances of my schooldays. Now having attended his numerous lectures on topics ranging from Basic sciences to Internal medicine, I too have the same feeling going on as thousands of other med-students: If only I had him in my medical school! And believe me- while I can barely stand a 2 hour movie, I didnвЂ™t feel one iota of boredom on watching Dr. NajeebвЂ™s hours-long Youtube videos activating the вЂnonstopвЂ™ mode.

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