Lifelong learning is an enriching journey that you must embark on! – times of India

Despite the personal turmoil, teachers have remained steadfast in their jobs as educators and mentors to ensure that their students’ learning never stops. Today’s lifelong learners are fortunate to live in this day and age where a wide variety of on-demand services are available in different walks of life! The key is to never give up on the excitement of learning, see yourself as a work in progress, and keep that spark constantly alive for learning! Teachers also must never stop pushing themselves to learn new things and must constantly adapt and evolve, right up until the day they retire (and beyond!).
BYJU’S, India’s leading ed-tech company, marked Teachers’ Day by paying tribute to teachers and celebrating the learning journey they started. We have had some headmasters tell us how they have hit the true milestone of being a lifelong learner, what is one of their favorite ways to continue learning in this profession and how learning has changed over the course of their lives and careers. has come. read on.
“In the present day, a teacher has become a facilitator or mentor as students take on more responsibility for their own learning by using technology to obtain relevant information. Schools across the country have been able to enable this new model of education, are beginning to improve learning spaces to foster greater connectivity and use technology as an enabler. With the worldwide reach of the Internet and the ubiquity of smart devices that connect to it, education anywhere at any time A new era of the U.S. is beginning, and teachers have no choice but to adapt to the changing landscape and create instructional content that enables new ways for people to learn and work together.”
Father Sibi Joseph, Principal, St. Paul Hr. Sec. School, Indore

“The famous Irish litterateur William Butler Yeats once remarked – “Education is not to fill a bucket, but to light a fire.” This simple message reflects the immense difficulty of the teacher’s work, as they are among the most important works. fulfill one. serves for our society, i.e., shaping the minds of our youth, which, in turn, shapes the collective conscience and ambition of our future society. To do so, we must We need to be open to the new technologies that each student encounters as an individual and learn from their experiences together.Our objective of imparting knowledge and good value to our students very convenient. Doing so will help our country to become the ‘Vishwaguru’ it deserves.”
Mrs. Archana Srivastava, Director, Pragati Vidya Peeth

“A teacher’s ambitious journey never comes to a crossroads. She is the one who shows the way to others when they are at the crossroads of life. When you are lost, the teacher will appear, when you are ready to lead, the guide will come to you, when you are ready to cross the flood, the bridge will appear. As Khalil Gibran rightly said, “An astronomer can describe to you his understanding of space, but he cannot give you his understanding. And as each one of you stands alone in the recognition of God, Likewise each of you must be alone in your knowledge of God and understanding of the earth.”
Smt. Nishi Mishra, Principal, Scindia Girls’ School

“Changes are inevitable and increased technological advancement rules the 21st century. Paradigm changes are sure to transform the teaching-learning process. Curriculum and classroom infrastructure have changed over time. So the key stakeholder- the committed teacher Will have to keep pace with the technological world. Being creative and innovative will empower technical skills to make the learning environment appropriate and meaningful. Technology enables teachers to enhance their abilities. A teaching career is an ongoing process of learning A teacher must be a good learner to diligently pursue the use of digital tools, cloud technology to enhance student engagement and achievements. The teacher has to explore new learning opportunities to be better equipped with the changing technology as the nation builder cannot be left behind in this race.”
Mrs. Nalini Pal, Columbia Convent, Indore

“If education revolves around the development of the human mind, then the teacher who is expected to be most active in facilitating the process in imparting this education, must put himself first of all emerging technologies and ideas. should be developed which can be adapted. For education. The world of technology is changing rapidly and technological gadgets attract more students than the traditional classroom. A teacher today has to find ways to adapt to these changed circumstances. Must innovate and design to provide the essence of education through the technological edge.”
Smt. Ushakiran Tomar, Principal, Unnat Academy, Indore