Correspondent�s message

Dear Students, Parents and Community Members,

As the correspondent of P. Rami Reddy Memorial College of Pharmacy, my primary focus is student learning. All students must be prepared to be successful in the 21^st century careers, many of which do not even exist yet. Students must know how to think, to problem solve, to innovate and to collaborate.

There is no longer a single pathwayto that end, but whatever paths our students choose must be steeped with effort, dedication, relevance and relationships. In all their courses, students must be challenged beyond their comfort zones and encouraged to think critically and creatively. Students must be provided with authentic learning experiences, and they must be connected to adults who truly care. As the adults in their lives, we must provide guidance in the development of character. We must help students to act with compassion, accept responsibility and choose to do right thing.

Our philosophy of education has always been meeting the needs of individual student. Students acquire skills and knowledge easily if we can make the surrounding stimulating and purposeful. In such a surrounding when work and effort is valued, the student’s self-esteem is brightened, and from these results self-motivation. We try to understand and work with each and every student, and we firmly believe that it is our responsibility to enable the student in our care to develop as a whole.

If innovation and novel ideas are a key to a bright future, then we can surely remain assured of our place under the pedagogic sun. We put forward a distinctive blend of offerings in the areas of knowledge and enterprise in the form of encouraging students for debates, elocution and quiz contests as well as organizing and taking part in various cultural events. We also have an optional extra-curricular activity programmes where multifarious disciplines like music, dance, cricket, volleyball etc. are encouraged.

CORRESPONDENT

Mr. P. RAMACHANDRA REDDY

SREE SARASWATHI EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY

KADAPA.