Question

Do you think the new teacher deserved the treatment meted out to him? Why/why not?

Answer 1

Hint: Abdul Kalam's biography is titled "Wings of Fire," and the chapter "My Childhood" discusses A.P.J Abdul Kalam's childhood. He was both the President of India and a brilliant scientist. Dr. Kalam examines his early life, as well as the effort, adversity, fortitude, luck, and chance that led him to lead India's space, nuclear, and missile programmes.

Complete answer:
Behaviour by a new instructor: Abdul Kalam was heavily influenced by his kin. Some of his friends and teachers have had an effect on him. He was a fifth-grade student at Rameswaram Elementary School. The class was joined by a new instructor. Abdul sat in the front row with his close friend Ramanadha Sastry. The new teacher couldn't stand it when a Hindu priest's son sat next to a Muslim child. He motioned for Abdul to take a seat on the back bench.

The impact of a teacher's behaviour
He was depressed, as was Ramanadha Sastry. As he approached the last row, Abdul discovered Sastry sobbing. This left an indelible impression on Abdul. Ramanadha Sastrjr's father later called the teacher. He requested that he not spread the poison of social division among the children. The instructor felt bad for the same reason.

Yes, he deserved the treatment he received. He was instilling the toxin of communal intolerance in the minds of young people, which was a serious crime. If a teacher commits such a heinous act, he deserves no sympathy.

Note: 'My Childhood' is a documentary about A.P.J Abdul Kalam's childhood. He was both the President of India and a brilliant scientist. APJ discusses his childhood, his parents, and his siblings. He tells us about his friends and the events that shaped his childhood.