Hope isn’t just optimism—it’s action. Fiona Vaz reflects on ‘The Book of Hope’ by Jane Goodall & Douglas Abrams, asking if tools alone drive change. Instead, she finds hope in urgent, unfiltered conversations & informed activism. Read here: #TeacherPlus

Science thrives on diversity. On #IDWGS, Divya Choudary spotlights 13 women shaping the future—from black hole imaging to vaccine breakthroughs. Their work challenges outdated norms & drives progress. Read here: #TeacherPlus #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM

Despite the growing emphasis on STEM, data shows a gender gap in education & the workforce. Simran Luthra explores why female participation in STEM matters for individual empowerment and broader economic & social change. Read here: #TeacherPlus

Usha Raman attended the Hyderabad Book Fair & HLF—came away with too many books and a heart full of hope for reading. Literary fests & book fairs bring stories to life, engaging readers of all ages. Read here: #TeacherPlus #LiteraryFestivals

The first batch of our February article series is out now! Click here and start reading: #TeacherPlus #TeacherMagazine #OutNow

Gandhi envisioned a world where humans & Nature coexisted. Ananya Pathak & Vikash Sharma explore how his ideals inspire us to rethink progress and sustainability in the face of environmental challenges. Read here: #TeacherPlus #SustainableLiving

Fathima Binsiya M shares a heartwarming moment from her day as a teacher in Vijayawada—moments like these that remind us how teaching is about the heart as much as knowledge. Read here: #TeacherPlus

Dr. Sankar Prasad Dutta emphasises art-integrated assessment as a pathway to #ViksitBharat. By aligning with NEP 2020, this creative approach fosters holistic learning & transforms education into a dynamic, inclusive force. Read here: #TeacherPlus

Aruna Sharma shares how the course “Mistakes or MISSED Takes?” transformed her approach to teaching Hindi. By creating a Mistake Map, her students started seeing errors as opportunities to grow. Read here: #TeachingStrategies #GrowthMindset

Disha Jain shares how an interdisciplinary JEDI unit lets students express their learning through creative outlets like mime, merging teacher passions like theatre into pedagogy. Read here: #TeacherPlus #CreativeEducation #InterdisciplinaryLearning

From personalised learning to ethical guidance, teachers hold the key to a future where tech & humanity coexist. As AI tools thrive in classrooms, role of educators evolves to ensure empowerment, not exploitation, writes Radhika. Read here: #TeacherPlus

Math meets social impact. Monica Kochar uses global themes like gender equity, health & education to teach math in middle school, turning numbers into tools for change. Learn how data empowers students here: #TeacherPlus #MathForChange #STEM

Perfectionism in students can harm both performance & well-being. Priyanka Soman urges teachers to encourage growth, balance, & resilience over impossible standards. Read here: #TeacherPlus

Schools can empower young minds to tackle climate crisis by encouraging them to practice sustainability in daily life, question consumptive societal norms & collaborate with global climate warriors, writes Aruna S Read here: #TeacherPlus #ClimateCrisis

Pooja Domnekar’s journey from rote learning to deeper understanding highlights the power of experiential learning. She suggests group discussions, brainstorming, quizzes, & projects for real-world applications, to empower students. Read here: #TeacherPlus

Jehoson Jiresh J explores AI’s impact on writing. Writers now blend human depth with AI efficiency, mastering prompts and ethical curation for meaningful content. Read here: #TeacherPlus #AIWriting #ContentCreation #WritingSkills #ArtificialIntelligence

Indian children’s literature is a magical world! Simran Luthra reviews Vibha Batra’s ‘Lights Out’ & ‘Kolam Kanna’, which offer heartwarming tales of community and culture that are perfect for all ages. Read here: #TeacherPlus

A school principal transformed Teacher Professional Development by embracing feedback & reflection. From workshops to summer reading & collaborative questionnaires, she listened and brought about meaningful change. Read here: #TeacherPlus

Silent playgrounds. Swing sets creaking in solitude. The hum of bicycles fades into glowing screens. In a tech-driven world, kids bond more with gadgets than peers. Are screens stealing the essence of real friendship? Read here: #TeacherPlus

Outdoor learning sparks curiosity. Nandini Dholepat recounts how the 'Backyard Discovery' group explored life forms, from algae to flowering plants, with a research scholar. Read here: #TeacherPlus #OutdoorLearning