
When Mercy Seasons Justice
A teacher, moved by a student’s repeated English exam failures, awards mercy marks, enabling his legal career. His later gratitude affirms her belief: mercy must temper justice in education and beyond.
A teacher, moved by a student’s repeated English exam failures, awards mercy marks, enabling his legal career. His later gratitude affirms her belief: mercy must temper justice in education and beyond.
Joy blooms in life’s simple moments through mindfulness and gratitude. Childhood’s playful spontaneity reveals everyday delights, urging presence to embrace light amid challenges, not future pursuits.
Children don’t hate learning – they simply dislike the rigid environment. With creative freedom, support and respect they can preserve their curiosity and rediscover the joy of learning.
Betty recounts Dr. Prema Michael’s transformative Lady Doak College leadership—her empathy, resilience, and integrity made her life a message of grace, service, and enduring impact.
Trying to be liked by everyone cost me my own happiness and peace. The moment I realized the only person, I should be afraid to disappoint is myself — everything changed.
Betty reflects on life lessons learned from her sons—selflessness, protection, and kindness—showing how children often teach parents profound truths, embodying Wordsworth’s “The Child is Father of the Man.
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