Tergo was born in Kolkata, West Bengal, India, on May 7th, 2008186/kloc-0. Grandfather Devalka Nath was a financier, and his father Debin Tranat was knowledgeable. He is a famous philosopher, social activist, religious reformer and the main leader of Brahma Association. His family named him Robin Dranat Tego, nicknamed Robin, which means the sun in Bengali.

His father is often away from home, and his mother bears the burden of the family. It is natural that Robin, the youngest child, has no time to take care of him. As an adult, Robin was glad that he had avoided the danger of being spoiled by his elders. He wrote: "Although adults feel great happiness from taking care of children, the misfortune of children also comes from this."

Robin spent his childhood and adolescence under the care of his servants. He is active and full of curiosity. Always trying to get rid of the servant's care. In order to control him, a servant took Robin to a room where sundries were kept, and drew a circle around him with chalk, threatening that Robin would be in danger if he walked out of this magical circle. Robin heard some terrible legends. After the servant left, he sat in the circle honestly and dared not take a step. Fortunately, he sat by the window, overlooking the square outside, the pool in the square, the towering banyan trees by the pool, and the dense coconut grove.

He stared at swimmers of different shapes in the pool for hours, or at tall banyan trees. Later, when he recalled his childhood, he wrote: countless twigs hang low,

Oh, the old banyan tree!

You meditate day and night like a great fairy,

Do you remember that kid,

His imagination is playing with your shadow.

The chalk circle imprisoned his body, but released his imaginary wings. He is infinitely curious about his surroundings and can find his own pleasure in small things. He always feels that life and the world are full of mystery, and this mystery is everywhere. He seemed to feel that nature clenched her fist and asked with a smile, "Please guess what's inside." All this makes him feel that nothing is impossible. This curiosity and the ability to get happiness from ordinary life experiences have become his important spiritual wealth.

Tagore suffered a harsh and rigid education in his childhood, so he explored many educational principles and wrote many related articles. The main problem of his education is to make both educators and educatees happy while spreading and accepting knowledge.

190 1 year, he established a natural science park in Sandniktan. This is an open-air and shady school, regardless of race or sex. Students' study, accommodation and meals are almost free. In order to maintain the school expenses, he had to sell his property and some books. In order to support his career, his wife also used her excellent cooking skills to send jewelry and take care of the children's lives. She is the mother of all the children in the school. They left the bustling city and came to the simple countryside, eating simple food and doing a great thing. Breathing the fresh air in the green countryside, getting in touch with kind and simple people, working hard for their own ideals and purifying their hearts are extremely beneficial to health and longevity.

Tagore thinks that nature is the best teacher. He asked students to have classes in the shade outside and encouraged them to learn and love nature.

Tagore strictly forbids all corporal punishment in schools. But many of his students are often sent to his school after their parents lose control. These students are very rude, and angry teachers sometimes have to resort to corporal punishment. One day, Tagore was walking on the playground and saw a teacher beating a student. He immediately sent a note to the teacher with a limerick written in Bengali. Dear brother, I would like to remind you that "donkeys can't be horses, but horses can be donkeys easily". The unique way of education made this school develop rapidly, but what Tagore didn't expect was that his school developed into a famous international university in India in 192 1.