The Future of Education: Bridging Skills and Learning
February 20, 2025
Usha Iyer, Founder, The Green School of Bangalore (TGSB) Education The famous quote from Albert Einstein reads, “Education is what remains after one has
Usha Iyer, Founder, The Green School of Bangalore (TGSB) Education The famous quote from Albert Einstein reads, “Education is what remains after one has
Raghav Vasal, CEO, Vasal Education In today’s rapidly changing educational landscape, technology and digital innovations are playing a transformative role in shaping how teaching
Vineeta Garg, IT Head, SRDAV Public School Transitioning from school to work can feel like a big leap, especially when what students learn in
Sneha Rathor, Chief Executive Officer, Sanfort Group of Schools The National Educational Policy, 2020 has brought up many changes in the education sector and
Dr. George Arvind, Vice Chairman, Sunbeam group of schools Emotional Intelligence, or EQ, is becoming an increasingly influential concept in our society. Workplaces and higher
Navneet Mehta, Director, Kanhya Lal Nirmal Kumar T. Pvt. Ltd. Human Nature is a powerful thing, yet our lives seem to be littered with initiatives
Mridul Batra, School Leader, Prakriti School Mathematics is abstract Period. Teachers around the world find unique and innovative ways to make it real as long
Neera Kanojia, Cambridge Head, Summer Fields International In the ever-evolving landscape of education, the concept of healthy learning has emerged as a cornerstone for the holistic
Ms. Gayathri Loganathan, Head of Primary, HUS International School In the domain of education, cultivating a positive learning environment mirrors tending to a garden of intellect
Mr Vardan Kabra, Co-founder & Head, Fountainhead School Imagine you have the best teacher in the world who is very thorough with both content to be
Aanchal Vasandani, Vice President – Content, Ampersand Group Blended learning is a learning approach that combines instructor-led brick-and-mortar classroom training and online learning activities. Blended
Dr. Prachi Beriwala, Associate Professor, Presidency University, Bangalore “GururBrahma GururVishnu GururDevo Maheshwaraha, Guru Saakshaat ParaBrahma Tasmai Shri Gurave Namaha” The above prayer and chant is
Ms. Monieka Khanna CEO- Mount Olympus Group of Schools In this 21st century, parental involvement in child’s education and schooling has acquired a different meaning
Dr. Mona Lisa Bal Chairperson – KIIT International School A teaching strategy called inclusive education seeks to give all students the same chances for learning,
Ms. Nimisha Kaushik Career Counselor – J. H. Tarapore School, Jamshedpur Social-emotional learning (SEL) is a process of acquiring knowledge, skills, and attitudes to understand
Mr. Naman Jain Director – Silver Line Prestige School, Ghaziabad; and Education Policy and Progressive Pedagogy Expert Choosing the right career can be a challenge
Ms. Jerra Browan With the world becoming increasingly dependent on digital technologies, students must learn marketable skills that can lead to meaningful careers in the
Ms. Latha KarriFounder Principal – Shantiniketan International School Case 1: A grade 2 student was brought to me as mother had burnt his arm. The
Ms. Pratima Sinha, CEO – DSR Educational Society, Hyderabad “The highest education is that which does not merely give us information but makes our
Ms. Gunjan Tomar, Activities Coordinator and Learning Support Facilitator – DPS International School, Gurugram Ms. Vineeta Garg, IT Head – SRDAV Public School, New Delhi
Ms. Durriya Kanchwala, Headmistress – ABN Senior Secondary School, Indore Ancient India had been an inexhaustible store of knowledge in every Science and Art
Dr. Kirti Munjal, Principal – Tulsi College of Education for Women, Ambala “Intelligence and skill can only function at the peak of their capacity
Dr. Atiqa Kelsy Head-Department of English, St Xavier’s College-Jaipur There is nothing permanent but change! I begin with a cliché because nothing defines the
Ms. Preetha Abraham Principal, Greenfield Chennai International School Creativity is as important as literacy. -Ken Robinson We all agree that education can make us
Ms. Aditi Chatterjee Why creativity should be taken seriously in schools? “Creativity is as important as literacy and we should treat it with the same
Ms. Darihun. J. Kharnongrum Assistant professor, Department of Education (PG Section), St Anthony’s College, Shillong Meghalaya A mobile, a gadget of any kind is
Ms. Aishah Kotecha MD and Principal, Wisdom International School, Jamshedpur In this cyborg 21st century age, the world has become too dynamic, complex, diversified
By Ms. Kaveri Chandrashekhara Principal – Marigold International School “Technology is just a tool. In terms of getting the kids working together and motivating them,
By Dr. Abhilasha Gaur Saraswat Asst. Prof. – Sahu Ram Swaroop girls degree College of Bareilly, U.P. An old adage states: “Tell me and I
By Ms. Renuka Deshmukh Nelson Mandela: “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”. Education is important because it is
By Dr. Thakur S. Mulchandani School Director/Principal – Sunrise English Private School Mussafah, Abu Dhabi, UAE “Knowledge is a commodity to be shared. For knowledge
By Ms. Anju Saxena Head – Learning Support Dept Play and experiential learning along with different stages and types of Play are beautiful natural ways
By Mr. Prashanth Peethambaran Chief Technical Officer – Senses Electronics Pvt. Ltd. The way technology has transformed every aspect of our lives is no less
By Mrs. Sunir Nagi Principal – Pallavi Model School, Alwal “Education makes people easy to lead, but difficult to drive, easy to govern, but impossible
By Dr. (Mrs.) Urmila Sharma Principal – Arwachin Bharti Bhawan Sr. Sec. School ‘To know is to know that you know nothing. That is the
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