Kirti Munjal

Teacher and Principal, Kirti Munjal talks about how the book, You can Win by Shiv Khera helped channelize the unbridled energies of her adolescent students and set them on the right path.

Kirti Munjal

Teacher and Principal, Kirti Munjal talks about how the book, You can Win by Shiv Khera helped channelize the unbridled energies of her adolescent students and set them on the right path.

Sheela Ramakrishnan

Sheela Ramakrishnan, teacher trainer who also develops teaching-learning materials talks about how Edward De Bono’s Teach Your Child How to Think changed the way she taught helping her see her profession in an entirely new light and allowing her to open doors that she never knew were there.

Yasmin Jayathirtha

Yasmin Jayathirtha, teacher at Centre for Learning, Bengaluru writes about how some of her experiences–discussions with colleagues, reading books, listening to talks–taught her to question the teacher in her and her skills so that she never becomes complacent at her job.

Priyanka Padhy

Up the Down Staircase is a bestseller written by Bel Kaufman based on her own experiences as a teacher. Priyanka Padhy, professor at the Department of Elementry Education, Lady Shriram college, shares the insights that she took away from this book.

Pradita Nambiar

Pradita Nambiar, a teacher, whose teaching methods have always been fun and innovative tells us how a teacher’s handbook, Joy of Learning, became her inspiration to instill in her students a sense of inquiry.

P Ajitha

The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho has been an inspiration to many. P. Ajitha, teacher, writes about how she applied the ideas from the book to her own profession.

Sonika Lakhera

Schools are supposed to free children of their ignorance and teach them the skills necessary in life. However most schools only manage to imprison the body and mind of the child. If any of us has ever questioned the education system in our country, Sonika Lakhera, who works with primary children, says we have to lay our hands on the book, Free At Last.