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[{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1566972339004","data":" Lessons from Honeybees for Student Engagement <\/b><\/p> Do you know how bees make honey? Can we learn some positive aspects from their behaviour? <\/p> 1st Aspect: Honeybees inspire us to gather knowledge<\/b> <\/p>Bees start making honey, their food, by visiting flowers. They collect a sugary juice called nectar from the blossom by sucking it out with their tongues. They store it in \u2018honey stomach\u2019. The colour and flavour of honey they produce differ depending on the nectar source. \nAs you first enter the portals of Educational Institutions, your Teachers and your Seniors are your primary sources from whom you will gather the nectar, (knowledge) for your academic and non-academic development. The quality of your knowledge gathered and developed depends on the constant interaction with them, listening to their teaching and advice.<\/p> 2nd Aspect: Honeybees inspire us to work with a team spirit <\/b><\/p>When the Bees have a full load of nectar, they fly back to the hive. There, they pass the nectar on through their mouths to other worker bees who chew it. It\u2019s passed from one bee to the other, until it gradually turns into honey. Then the bees store the honey in honeycomb cells, which are like tiny jars made of wax. The honey is still a bit wet, so they fan it with their wings to dry it out until it becomes stickier. When it\u2019s ready, they seal the cell with a wax lid to keep it clean. The secret to success is the team spirit. To produce quality education and good results all of you need to work as a team. Irregularity or absenting yourself would logically lead to poor results. <\/p>\n3rd Aspect: Honeybees provide key relationship advice <\/b><\/p>Did you ever think you could get a relationship tip from a bee? Well, think again! Bees have amazing symbiotic relationships with plants; they are neither greedy nor selfish. In the process of gathering nectar, a bee gives back more to the flower: it transfers pollen grains from one flower to another, hence pollinating the flower for essential fertilization and reproduction to take place. While drinking nectar, bee doesn\u2019t harm the delicate petals of the flower. Similarly, in your relationships with others, strive to give more of yourself, your love, attention and time just as the honeybee does and your relationships with others should be characterized by respect and esteem for the other. <\/p>\n 4th Aspect: Honeybees teach us cooperation <\/b><\/p>Bees live together in well-organized hives where every bee has a role to play in its community. The queen bee lays the eggs while worker bees clean the hive and keep the hive\u2019s temperature cool. Some bees protect the hive from intruders while others fly for miles to collect nectar. A bee cannot survive or make honey on its own; it has to cooperate with its fellow bees. This shows that each of you needs to take care of your responsibilities and work with others to create a harmonious environment for productive work <\/p>\n\n 5th Aspect: Honeybees teach us to thrive and lead a productive and meaningful life <\/b><\/p>Bees invest much effort in producing honey. Though they are small and simple yet they lead an extremely productive life. They are highly organized, focused and produce amazing results as a team. This shows that you as a team need to be highly organized, constantly and firmly focused, if you are to succeed in achieving your academic as well as professional goals. <\/p>6th and last Aspect: Honeybees teach us efficiency <\/b><\/p>You must have heard the phrase- they\u2019re \u2018busy as bees\u2019. This description sums up the life of honeybees: they\u2019re extremely efficient. A large beehive can house up to 60,000 bees and they may collectively travel 55,000 miles and visit two million flowers to gather enough nectar to make just a pound of honey! while you are here for your academic and professional endeavour take inspiration from honeybees and work not just hard but efficiently to achieve the best results in whatever you do. \n<\/p>"}]

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