THE POWER OF CREATIVE FELLOWSHIP FOR THE GOOD OF OUR YOUNG PEOPLE IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS OF BAHIAAugust 23, 2011.
Have Rotarians invented the FELLOWSHIP CONCEPT? Certainly not. It always existed and perhaps uniting one another is the most important feature of the human species, a fragile animal, smaller in size and strength than many other mammals. But some say the biggest difference between humans and other mammals is in your thumb ... let us leave that to the biological and anthropological debates and let us stay with the thesis that the human intelligence of each individual has been developed to the point where is today by virtue of our ability to live and promote innovation in interaction and have shared goals.
It is easy to illustrate the creative power of companionship (fellowship), interactive innovation with the delivery of a real bill of fifty dollars with his right hand from one person to another, which also gives her another note with the same value to his left hand. The EGD Carlos Froes used this example in his speech held by the Council of the District 4550 2011-2012, the Commercial Association of Bahia. At the same time he described what happens when one partner is an idea of their profession to others who will later pass around an idea: create something new and more valuable than the sum of the two exchanged knowledge. Besides the main objective result set is also very important pleasure, self-esteem increased the sense of having contributed to have served.
What did the Rotarians: organized fellowship and interaction amongst various professionals in the form of an association and with at that time regular meetings to design together services to humanity, and here we have with Rotary International and its more than one million two hundred thousand members worldwide provide a valuable services including the universal vaccination against polio. And scholarships, as distinguished as the largest private entity to grant scholarships to students of such matters relevant to sustainable human development.Rotarians are well aware that SERVE brings us pleasure and a very special dignity to our daily work, each in his profession, serving with integrity and increasing for leadership by the quality of service.
But this is true for professionals, civil servants, politicians, businessmen, teachers, scientists, all Rotarians who are adults and stable in their jobs. Many interacting with their families and their communities.
The question that we must do in this short article would be: fellowship, the ideal of service before self, the search for integrity and diversity and respect for others would fit into a community of young students from public and private schools?
The answer admits variations, but in our thinking would be a strong YES. The fellowship among the students had produced a collective reasoning, resulting in a growing friendship, solidarity, discipline and respect for the general and the pursuit of perfection, whether in formal lessons and homework, whether in sports, whether in meetings and leisure certainly self-esteem and sense of belonging would be antidotes to discouragement, despair, existential conflicts, lack of attention and learning, much to a need to help others and need for all humans in its spiral of life, according to Heidegger, have its ups and its downs ...
FELLOW FRIENDS, this becomes an important issue for our discussions, as suggested in the companion Vava, Sinvaldo Ferreira Viana, president of the Rotary Club of Santa Cruz Cabral, who in public ownership at the meeting and visit of the Governor of Rotary District 4550 Club Itabela, your partner and neighbor, had a major problem experienced by our cities - an increase of toxic drug addiction among our young students in public and private schools.
We will work to strengthen the fellowship of our students and bringing them to the Rotary ideal SERVE before serving, fellowship, the pursuit of integrity and discipline in the profession - eh increasingly studying a profession or a preparation for that - so that move away from our midst the vicious cycles that both harm and kill our youth.
Each school campaigns an Interact, Fellowship Yes, Drugs No, and others that suggest design and Vs are welcome in the team that helps run the District. Let's look inside each one of the strengths and qualities and put it all together in a big hug to put them available to our young people, who represent today what will be mankind.
ThanksDurvalFellow District Governor 4550Rotary International
Note - These notes were written after long discussion with Rotarians in education and pedagogy, during the official visit of the Governor and his wife Teresa Durval Rotary Club Bahia East, the proposal of the President of Rotary Club of Santa Cruz Cabral, Vava Rotarian of the Rotary should immediately act with awareness campaigns and awareness of young people in public and private schools for them away from evil deadly drug addiction.
Some campaigns are already in action, for example by one of four Rotary clubs in the city of Jequié. The argument that emerges is that the promotion of solidarity and fellowship and the Rotary ideal young people in schools become safer and the elevation of inclusion and self-esteem and happiness useful occupation grew and he had become increasingly stronger and far from drug addicting.
Have Rotarians invented the FELLOWSHIP CONCEPT? Certainly not. It always existed and perhaps uniting one another is the most important feature of the human species, a fragile animal, smaller in size and strength than many other mammals. But some say the biggest difference between humans and other mammals is in your thumb ... let us leave that to the biological and anthropological debates and let us stay with the thesis that the human intelligence of each individual has been developed to the point where is today by virtue of our ability to live and promote innovation in interaction and have shared goals.
It is easy to illustrate the creative power of companionship (fellowship), interactive innovation with the delivery of a real bill of fifty dollars with his right hand from one person to another, which also gives her another note with the same value to his left hand. The EGD Carlos Froes used this example in his speech held by the Council of the District 4550 2011-2012, the Commercial Association of Bahia. At the same time he described what happens when one partner is an idea of their profession to others who will later pass around an idea: create something new and more valuable than the sum of the two exchanged knowledge. Besides the main objective result set is also very important pleasure, self-esteem increased the sense of having contributed to have served.
What did the Rotarians: organized fellowship and interaction amongst various professionals in the form of an association and with at that time regular meetings to design together services to humanity, and here we have with Rotary International and its more than one million two hundred thousand members worldwide provide a valuable services including the universal vaccination against polio. And scholarships, as distinguished as the largest private entity to grant scholarships to students of such matters relevant to sustainable human development.Rotarians are well aware that SERVE brings us pleasure and a very special dignity to our daily work, each in his profession, serving with integrity and increasing for leadership by the quality of service.
But this is true for professionals, civil servants, politicians, businessmen, teachers, scientists, all Rotarians who are adults and stable in their jobs. Many interacting with their families and their communities.
The question that we must do in this short article would be: fellowship, the ideal of service before self, the search for integrity and diversity and respect for others would fit into a community of young students from public and private schools?
The answer admits variations, but in our thinking would be a strong YES. The fellowship among the students had produced a collective reasoning, resulting in a growing friendship, solidarity, discipline and respect for the general and the pursuit of perfection, whether in formal lessons and homework, whether in sports, whether in meetings and leisure certainly self-esteem and sense of belonging would be antidotes to discouragement, despair, existential conflicts, lack of attention and learning, much to a need to help others and need for all humans in its spiral of life, according to Heidegger, have its ups and its downs ...
FELLOW FRIENDS, this becomes an important issue for our discussions, as suggested in the companion Vava, Sinvaldo Ferreira Viana, president of the Rotary Club of Santa Cruz Cabral, who in public ownership at the meeting and visit of the Governor of Rotary District 4550 Club Itabela, your partner and neighbor, had a major problem experienced by our cities - an increase of toxic drug addiction among our young students in public and private schools.
We will work to strengthen the fellowship of our students and bringing them to the Rotary ideal SERVE before serving, fellowship, the pursuit of integrity and discipline in the profession - eh increasingly studying a profession or a preparation for that - so that move away from our midst the vicious cycles that both harm and kill our youth.
Each school campaigns an Interact, Fellowship Yes, Drugs No, and others that suggest design and Vs are welcome in the team that helps run the District. Let's look inside each one of the strengths and qualities and put it all together in a big hug to put them available to our young people, who represent today what will be mankind.
ThanksDurvalFellow District Governor 4550Rotary International
Note - These notes were written after long discussion with Rotarians in education and pedagogy, during the official visit of the Governor and his wife Teresa Durval Rotary Club Bahia East, the proposal of the President of Rotary Club of Santa Cruz Cabral, Vava Rotarian of the Rotary should immediately act with awareness campaigns and awareness of young people in public and private schools for them away from evil deadly drug addiction.
Some campaigns are already in action, for example by one of four Rotary clubs in the city of Jequié. The argument that emerges is that the promotion of solidarity and fellowship and the Rotary ideal young people in schools become safer and the elevation of inclusion and self-esteem and happiness useful occupation grew and he had become increasingly stronger and far from drug addicting.
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