September 27th 2021

                                      Disinterest or Uninterest

Both words are used quite often today. But both words don't mean the same thing. Uninterest is the opposite of interest. It means to not show any care or concern for things. One is said to show disinterest when they don't bother to do something. For example-

Ben is uninterested in joining the tour to Goa.

They were uninterested in volunteering.

Disinterest means to not take both sides of an argument. Choosing not to take sides. For example:

She showed disinterest in taking sides.

John was disinterested in his children's fight.

Today session Joju sir made us stick positive quotes on the Jamboard. It was super fun and motivating to read so many good thoughts. Physical science students continued with their group discussion. Nikhil does a good job recording all the group discussions. 




The next session was handled by Maya teacher. She introduced us to an important topic which was peace education. It was an interactive session. 




The final session was optionals. I took a seminar on Society as a language lab and Sreepriya took a seminar on Professional Communities 




Waiting for going from online to offline.



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