I never thought I would be a teacher; in fact, teaching has never been my cup of tea. When I got good grades, I was encouraged to join the Science stream by my parents and teachers, even though I was interested in Journalism and Mass Communication. Things didn’t work out as I had imagined they would, so I moved abroad after I finished my BSc in Microbiology.
I became a mother, thoroughly enjoyed my motherhood and soon after, teaching became a part of my life. This was a turning point in my life as I discovered a new passion. The past few years have been very fulfilling: I have witnessed each student grow, and it is an honor to be a part of each child’s life, to understand the joys and sorrows of each parent sending their child to Adhyayan, to work together and solve life’s problems. I have learned so much about Child-centered learning and care.
Adhyayan, as the name suggests, has not only been a place for me to teach but a place for me to learn, from other teachers and also our Adhyayan kids. I am grateful for Adhyayan and the opportunity to add more colors and brightness throughout my journey.