Sultan Speaks

The 2020 pandemic caught us all unaware, one of the few good outcomes of the pandemic was the manner in which schools geared up to meet the teaching challenge and how well the teachers and students adapted to the new normal. The now tech-savvy teachers know deep in their hearts that they have overcame a deep rooted phobia of adapting technology. Moving out of their comfort zone has yielded wonderful results for the personal growth of teachers and gives an insight into how they will shape education in the years to come.
Letting the students and their families peep into their lives each day reflected the passion of teachers; the way they opened their homes and hearts for their students is commendable. We all want things and our lives to get back to normal and we also know that the coming year will be anything but normal, it will be a bridge between the normal of yesterday and the normal of tomorrow. The interesting bit is that the normal of tomorrow will be very different from that of yesterday. Schools of tomorrow will adapt to the digital world a lot better then they would have ever done, thanks to the pandemic.
Must Read
Digital Learning is Here to Stay!
Way back in 1999, as a young engineering student, I had a start-up in education called ‘Activity’, and we conducted Life Skills workshops in schools of Bangalore
No Girl Child Left Behind
The voice of every girl child in India resonates with the words that demand their right for a barrier free, inclusive and equitable education. It
Principal: The CEO
A Look at the Subtleties That Transform Principals into CEOs Schools of yesteryears were school-centric, meant to make children learn and make their living. Over the
