Fruits of Being a Teacher.
Story-line for the Fruits of Being a
Teacher.
I am a teacher, more than that I am an improviser and wish to
see my students reach positions they can achieve with their skill set. I
started my career by stepping into the education industry when I was
offered a job at a nearby local private institute named Sai Classes in 2007 and
had worked there as a Math teacher for many different grades, a year later felt
like stepping above in the streamline of Professional Teaching and thus was
offered to give my best at Nayak Tutorials as a supervisor and an examiner.
After working at 2
Institutions and getting a taste of the curry, I felt more keen towards
applying for a certified Degree in Education thus the enrollment and clearance
of B.Ed which led to me to teaching in Ideal Education (i.e. Ideal 21st Century)
and taught Math as a major subject up till the 10th Year. My
Life took an actual turn when I was selected to work for Tata Interactive
Systems as a content reviewer for a span of 6 months, and up till this point I
have never felt like backing out which pushed me to work as an Editor at
Studio24 Digital LLP and pursuing Online Teaching or thus now renown as
e-Learning.
My journey in e-learning started with
WizIQ. While learning about online teaching and learning I received a chance to
participate in “WizIQ Edtech.Now – A premier Education Technology Conclave”
which helped me broadened my views about online teaching and learning. I was
congratulated with the certificate for “Instructional Design: A Critical Skill
for Educators & Trainers” and following this in my life I also received a
certificate of “Teaching with Moodle” by Moodle HQ. Further I received one more
certificate for “Learn Physics through Simple Experiments” by Indian Institute
of Technology, Kanpur. I also received certificate of “EFL Talks 10 in 10 for
you” from EFL Magazine.
After
receiving these appreciations, there was self-confidence in making the
e-Learning process a bit easier and feasible. Meanwhile, I had “The First
Language Project of The Pedagogy Wheel” on the website of Designing Outcomes:
In Support of Excellence. I felt proud that I was handed with the golden chance
to translate the complete Pedagogy Wheel in my national language Hindi, (the
National language of my country India.) Furthermore I received positive responses
from many teachers and educators and proceeded to translate into some more
languages. With the encouraging and positive support of all the members of our
Team India, today we are able to translate this project in many other national
languages.
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