What doe's make to become an ICT Student?

        Being an ICT student take me to have more advance knowledge compared to other students who don't take up ICT and I can say thatthis factor has become my edge from others.ICT,had been really become a very big help for students like me,I had become a computer literate.
         I also gained more information and widen my knowledge about technologies.You can really gain many benefits when you are an ICT student.How I wish that sooner or later all students of ISNHS can also be given a chance and opportunity to become an ICT student.

My Dream,My Future

        
      I will try my best to do my dream job in the future, and if I fail or I have problems with my studies, I will keep on dreaming to overcome the problem and keep believing I will have a good life in the future.
         I have a dream, that someday in the future, I will be a writer and a school teacher. I want to be a school teacher as my main job, but in my spare time I want to write stories. I want to be a school teacher because I want to help teach children to learn. I want to be a writer because I love reading other authors books, if I could add more books to those already made, I would be very thankful.

CHANGE IT'S STARTS WITH ME

    ONE particular saying that has always struck me as unintelligent is, “People don’t change.” I believe that although each individual has deep-rooted personality traits, we are not held captive by them. Believing that we can’t change encourages us to accept our weaknesses. Countless people with substance problems declare they aren’t capable of quitting. But then it is much easier to continue a harmful behavior when accountability is placed on an outside force like genetics or an “addictive personality”.
             
      When we say people can’t change it is analogous to saying people can’t learn. I have read that when you learn something new, that knowledge fundamentally changes you. Each fragment of information adds to your personal database, creating additional resources to draw on when interacting with the outside world. We face the same temptations to take on negative behavior, but we also build a body of experience that tells us the reward isn’t worth the penalty. Comparing ourselves today from ourselves a few years ago, we can observe that we are the same but more.
        

     “It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the most responsive to change”. Keep growing, keep learning, and keep advancing. Continuity gives us roots; change gives us branches, letting us stretch and grow and reach new heights. It is possible to change the way we think, live, and how organizations function. We just need to embrace change. After all, the bamboo that bends is stronger than the oak that resists.