Category: Voices in Education

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…

  In a world where academic achievements often take precedence, the significance of emotional intelligence (EI) is frequently overlooked. The education system has long emphasised grades, examinations, and performance metrics, but true success extends beyond intellectual ability. As one child psychologist and emotional intelligence coach emphasises, without emotional balance, learning and performance lose their foundation….

Chaitra R, IB MYP Design Teacher at Sreenidhi International School, Hyderabad, says, “Design in education is about understanding problems deeply and finding meaningful solutions with empathy at the heart.” It encourages students to think critically, view challenges from others’ perspectives, and create human-centred, inclusive solutions that make a real difference. In the MYP, “design” goes…

Kiran Bhaskaran, Chief Consultant, Indian Farm School, Bangalore, shares his views on how school gardens are a fun and practical way to teach students about health and the environment. By planting and caring for gardens, children learn about nutritious food, healthy habits, and practices. They also gain awareness of climate change and how their actions…

Rajlakshme Bhattacharya, a passionate educator and academic coordinator, discusses how in today’s world of rapid technological growth, libraries are transforming to keep up with modern needs. Smart libraries blend traditional features with advanced technologies like AI, IoT, and digital tools. They make learning more engaging, interactive, and accessible for everyone. This shift is helping both…

Mary Vinodhini, Curriculum developer, describes how Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a teaching approach that helps all students learn by removing barriers in the classroom. It employs flexible methods, allowing every student, regardless of their learning style or ability, to participate and succeed. UDL is not just for students with special needs—it supports everyone….