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November- December 2021 – Indian Edition

Most Inspiring Indian Women In School Leadership

In this issue, we have brought together inspiring women in School Leadership to share their views on education today and what the future holds for students in an ever-evolving world.

FEATURED SCHOOL

D Y Patil International School – Creating a Learning Environment for Young Minds

At DYPIS, the varying needs of students are given the utmost importance that helps them to gain self-confidence, personal accomplishment and become lifelong learners transforming them into future leaders.

WOMEN LEADERSHIP

Creating a Conducive Learning Environment for Students

Kinnari Shah, Head of School, D Y Patil International School, Worli

As Head of School, Kinnari performs the duties of a leader as well as a manager. Kinnari feels her role as an educator is to ensure that the learning must help her students to embrace challenges.

WOMEN LEADERSHIP

Consolidating an International Method of Teaching

Meera Isaacs, Dean, Cathedral & John Connon School Mumbai

The tale of Mrs Meera Isaacs, who completed 25 years as the Head of the Cathedral & John Connon School Mumbai, is an inspiring one.

WOMEN LEADERSHIP

Having the Mind and Mindset as the Best Influencer

Monica Bhimwal, Principal Primary School, Pathways World School

The Principal of Primary School at Pathways World School, Ms Monica Bhimwal is a leader who has contributed significantly towards shaping the future for K12 education.

WOMEN LEADERSHIP

Focusing on Solution, Rather than Challenges

Sailaja Vittaldev, Principal, Silver Oaks International School, Bangalore

Ms Vittaldev reads extensively and keeps selecting the latest innovative techniques of learning and teaching.

WOMEN LEADERSHIP

Inspiring the Next-Gen in Education

Varsha Agarwal Rodewald, Secondary School Principal, Ascend International School

At Ascend International School, Ms Varsha tries to find new ways to impart learning. By reading the latest research blogs and articles, she is always tuned in to the recent developments in the field of education.

ACADEMIC VIEWS

Stereotypes and Women Representation in Education Sector

Kiran Meena, Co-Founder & Head of Content, SchoolMyKids.com

Kiran Meena is the Co-Founder & Head of Content at SchoolMyKids. She is responsible for all day to day activities and handling the content of the platform.

ACADEMIC VIEWS

Shaping the Future of Education in India

Priya Rajwade, Principal, Podar International School, Powai

Priya Rajwade is a passionate educator and holds a post-graduate degree in Science as well as Education and a PG diploma in Management as well as Guidance and Counselling.

WOMEN LEADERSHIP

How Teaching Should be Activity and Application-Based to Meet the Requirements of Diverse Learners

Cindy Sequeira, Grade 4 Homeroom Teacher, The Gera School

Cindy Sequeria is a teacher at The Gera School, with 20+ years of experience in teaching Math and Science.

MENTOR'S OPINION

Achieving the Perfect Combination in Indian Education

Tara Singh Vachani, Managing Trustee, Max India Foundation

As Executive Chairman of Antara Senior Living, Tara’s aim is to give a new dimension to senior living in India.

ADMIN VIEWS

New Era for Mental Health – Inclusion & Acceptance

Nehal Sequeira, Head – Counselling & Special Education, Orchids The International School

Nehal Sequeira’s expertise as a Psychologist and a Clinical Hypnotherapist, allows her to deal with varied areas in counselling including parental counselling, child counselling as well as academic and career counselling.

INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE

Education and Societal Support Help Women Thrive

Shilpi Jain, Technical & Marketing Head, IntelliPaat

Being a leader in a leading EdTech Company, Shilpi Jain faced a lot of challenges with balancing her family and company. But her family encourage her to work harder and reach her career ambitions.

INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE

Education Vs Talent: Which is More Important for a Better Career

Shahnaz Husain, Founder, Chairperson and Managing Director, Shahnaz Husain Group

In 2006, Shahnaz Husain was awarded the prestigious Padma Shri, the fourth highest civilian award, by the Government of India for her contribution to the fields of trade and industry.

INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE

The Untapped Potential of Learning in a Museum

Garima Sharma, Learning Experience Designer, ReReeti Foundation

Garima Sharma leads the education programming at ReReeti Foundation where she designs educational resources for school students and conducts teacher professional development courses to help teachers engage with museums more effectively.

INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE

Tips For Helping Child Imbibe New Skills in Home Schooling

Divya Jain, Founder & Director, The Class of One

Divya Jain, a commerce graduate from Delhi University is presently running two schools in Noida successfully. She is full of ideologies, enthusiasm, in-depth knowledge and intellect.

INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE

Tips to Embrace a Hybrid Work Environment

Kiran Dham, CEO, Globus Infocom Ltd.

Kiran Dham has been leading Globus Infocom Limited for the past 10 years and has successfully turned the organization into a well-established, trusted, Make in India brand in the technology industry.

INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE

The Evolution of the Learning and Development Industry

Manashi Kumar, Business Director, Genius Inside

In her current position as Founding Business Director at Genius Inside, Manashi Kumar brings in the talent and organizational skills to enhance lives by supporting them in their journey of self-development and discovery.