It was just another English period, Ms. Mathew had given her students a simple exercise, to speak about the most important event that had taken place in their lives over...
Arshiya Uzma
Summer break offers educators a rare opportunity to step away from the immediacy of classrooms and reconnect with the deeper purpose of teaching. It is a time not only...
Often teachers walk into classrooms with a quiet unease they rarely articulate. Our students seem to know more than we did at their age. They are exposed to opinions...
A curated year-in-review for teachers and school leaders by Teacher360
The year 2025 was a period of significant transition for education systems in India and across the...
Over the past few years, schools in India have been witnessing a quiet but urgent shift. More children are coming to class carrying invisible loads of anxiety, exhaustion...
Earlier this month, Teacher360 organised a hands-on workshop for educators from a Bengaluru school titled “Enhancing Classroom Management Using AI.” The session explored...
“Fair is foul, and foul is fair.”
When Shakespeare wrote that in Macbeth, he probably didn’t mean report cards, but honestly, it fits today’s English marks a little too...
What if every classroom could produce curious minds, compassionate hearts, and capable hands all at the same time? Sounds like a dream, right? But over 80 years ago...
Every teacher has their own way of inspiring students. Some do it with kindness, some with encouragement, and some with sheer discipline. One of my most unforgettable...
It all began with a note in my son Uzair’s school diary.
“Uzair used the F-word in class today.”
The remark, written in neat teacherly handwriting, landed on my lap that...