Category: Voices in Education

The role of a teacher has transformed remarkably—from the blackboard and projector era to smart classrooms and now AI-driven learning spaces. These experiences are vast and ever-evolving, making learning an endless ocean. One can never gather it all at once; instead, going with the wave feels more realistic. At the heart of this journey lie…

Yashvi Parwani Vaswani, English Language Teacher, Lancers Convent School, New Delhi, talks about innovative teaching methods for Gen Z children, who are today’s students surrounded by technology from a very young age. As a result, Gen Z prefers fast, clear, and interactive ways of learning. Teachers must therefore adapt their methods to suit this evolving…

Veena Keni, Education Administrator, Mumbai, Maharashtra, describes how the adaptability quotient, or AQ, measures a person’s ability to adjust to change quickly and effectively. In an ever-changing world, being adaptable is crucial for achieving success and maintaining well-being. Understanding your AQ provides insight into how you manage uncertainty and challenges. Developing adaptability can improve decision-making,…

Sireesha Prasad, Founder of MITRAM EduServ, Hyderabad, Telangana, observes that in recent years, school curricula have become noticeably heavier and more demanding. Students are expected to absorb vast amounts of information within limited timeframes. This trend has sparked debates about the purpose and value of such extensive content. Examining the causes of overloaded curricula provides…

Rezuan Chowdhury, Head of Primary and PYP Coordinator, Smart Innovations School, Dhaka, Bangladesh,  explains how assessment is more than measuring performance; it is a tool to support learning. It provides students with feedback that helps them reflect and improve. Teachers also gain valuable insights that guide their teaching strategies. When approached positively, assessment strengthens learning…

Nirban Roy, English Teacher, PP Memorial Academy, Howrah, West Bengal, Howrah, West Bengal, and a fiction writer, describes how children respond deeply to stories because they feel real and relatable. When teachers use storytelling, lessons become clearer and more enjoyable. This method helps students stay focused and interested. It also creates a meaningful bond between…

Aruna K. Srikanth, Resource Person, Next Education, Hyderabad, Telangana, describes a passionate teacher as someone who nurtures curiosity and celebrates each child’s progress, no matter how small. Their classrooms are supportive spaces where students feel confident to try, fail, and grow. Through their dedication, they help children develop both academically and personally.  The teaching profession…

Jeetesh Gulani, STEM Learning expert specializing in curriculum, explains how Interdisciplinary learning breaks down the walls between subjects, offering students a broader and more connected view of knowledge. It encourages them to think critically and explore how different concepts relate. This makes lessons more engaging and fosters long-term understanding.  I, with a deep passion for…

Dhanlaxmi Krishnan, Physical education teacher, describes how athletics and education go hand in hand in shaping a student’s future. Sports not only build physical fitness but also teach discipline, teamwork, goal-setting, and leadership—skills that support academic success. By combining visible thinking routines with training, educators can track progress, boost engagement, and help students grow holistically….

Nita Kar, Educator, having 25 years of experience in well known schools of Kolkata, describes how teacher well-being affects student learning directly. When teachers feel supported and balanced, classrooms become more positive and engaging. Their emotional and mental health influences student focus, behaviour, and growth. Prioritising teacher well-being benefits both educators and learners.  As an…