Education

EdTech Insights: Turning Setbacks into Opportunities from Project Handsfree

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In 2006, I started my first EdTech initiative, Project Handsfree for Teachers. My goal was ambitious yet simple: to revolutionize the way teachers approached remedial and advanced learning. The idea was to take these sessions out of the traditional classroom and into a computer lab where students could engage in online study. This would free …

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Clean Washrooms: The Unsung Curriculum of Good Schools

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Ah, schools—the hallowed grounds where minds blossom, friendships flourish, and futures are forged. But beneath the façade of academic glory often lurks a neglected underbelly: the washroom. Yes, the unsung—and usually unseen—hero of any great institution. Imagine stepping into a school that screams excellence in its hallways but whispers negligence in its washrooms. It’s like …

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Independent Schools: Balancing Big Dreams and Minimal Resources

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Independent schools are the unsung heroes in the vibrant chaos of India’s educational landscape. Nestled in bustling cities, sleepy towns, and the remotest corners, these schools strive to provide quality education despite being perpetually stretched for resources. They wear many hats: fulfilling affiliation requirements, running the day-to-day grind, and trying to deliver an enriching experience …

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Why Lifelong Learning is the Key to Thriving in a Fast-Changing World

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In a fast-changing world where technology’s sprinting faster than Usain Bolt, the climate is on edge, and inequalities feel like they’re going nowhere fast, it’s high time we all hit “refresh” on how we approach learning. If our jobs and lives are going through a massive upgrade, shouldn’t education come with a patch update too? …

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What BYJU’S Teaches Us About Startup Success—and How to Avoid the Billion-Dollar Blunders

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When it comes to startups, I’ve had my fair share of scars and victories, especially in edtech. And if there’s one lesson I’ve learned, it’s that business acumen isn’t optional—it’s the survival gear every entrepreneur needs. That’s why the recent saga of BYJU’S caught my eye. Here was a company that rose from a small-time …

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When to Learn Entrepreneurship: Insights from an Accidental Entrepreneur

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Embarking on the entrepreneurship journey is like setting off on a thrilling treasure hunt—exciting, a bit daunting, and full of surprises around every corner! As an accidental entrepreneur, my own education in this dynamic field has been a delightful byproduct of my experiences and experiments with students. With a PhD in entrepreneurship education and an …

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The Silent Sacrifice of Mothers: Are We Glorifying at the Cost of Our Children’s Growth?

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  In today’s world, being a parent often feels like a never-ending balancing act between personal dreams and the future we want to build for our children. Especially for mothers—educated, ambitious women who have sacrificed their careers to devote themselves entirely to their children. While their dedication is admirable, the unspoken emotional toll on both …

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The Teacher’s Paradox: Leaders or Laborers?

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The role of a teacher is often caught in a confusing paradox. Are they leaders or laborers? Are they shaping the minds of the future, or simply academic laborers, delivering pre-defined curriculums? This blog argues that for true nation-building, teachers must be empowered as leaders, and their working conditions must reflect this critical role. From …

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Startups Disrupt Education Norms

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Step into the disruptive era, where startups not only innovate but act as conductors of change, disrupting traditional industries. Let’s immerse ourselves in the transformative symphony, exploring real-life examples that showcase how startups disrupt the familiar landscape. Tech Marvels: Picture this: You’re attending an online class with WhiteHat Jr., a startup revolutionizing the education sector …

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