inspirational teachers

These beautiful letters by teachers have been immensely helpful for not just students but also their anxious parents. We hope this collection of letters helps our students relieve some stress and always remember, “An exam is only an exam. It does not define you or your fate.”

Usha has started teaching science to Class 9 and 10 students, and dedicates two and a half hours each day to teach these children.

Kids in the village of Shara, one of the poorest and most inhospitable places in Ladakh, had never attended nursery school. But one policeman changed that.

This inspiring young teacher converted an ordinary zilla parishad school into an extraordinary learning space, a digital shala, that will now be replicated by the Maharashtra government in 5,000 schools across the state.

Can a teacher who uses the "Kaun Banega Crorepati" format in his lesson plans inculcate a spirit of enquiry among his students? Can another who encourages kids to write letters to the Chief Minister, provide them with a sense of civic responsibility? And can a third who uses children as "street monitors" to bring other kids to school, improve attendance? The answer is yes. These government school teachers in small mofussil towns and villages of India are showing how one person can bring change in the lives of hundreds.

A passion to teach made Roshni quit her job and start a virtual school where she teaches science and maths to school children for free. Her YouTube channel has over 70,000 subscribers and she has uploaded over 3,900 videos so far.

Gurnimrat Sidhu enabled her student to believe in her capabilities and get admission in a prestigious university. Know more about this inspirational teacher and how her intervention changed her student's life.