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The book explores how teachers can create engaging, adaptable, and meaningful learning experiences using resourcefulness, creativity, and a thoughtful blend of traditional and digital tools. It emphasizes the importance of open-ended challenges that foster essential skills like communication, negotiation, and creative problem-solving. Teachers are encouraged to utilize everyday materials and accessible technology, such as simple videos, audio recordings, and interactive quizzes, to enrich lessons while maintaining a balance between screen time and hands-on activities. This blend nurtures academic, social, and emotional growth, catering to diverse learning styles.
Games, playful activities, and role-play are highlighted as powerful methods to increase student engagement, deepen understanding, and develop social skills like collaboration and empathy. The process of students creating their own learning games further reinforces subject knowledge and ownership. Movement-based games also tap into kinaesthetic learning preferences, enhancing focus and retention. Reflective practices, such as journaling, question collection, and idea remixing, enable teachers to continuously refine their strategies, turning classroom experiences into ongoing professional growth and innovation. The transformative mindset is that moves teaching from resourceful to remarkable. It stresses optimism, resilience, and lifelong learning as key attitudes for teachers to embrace challenges as opportunities.
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Dr. Subhash Nair
Dr Subhash Nair is a professional teacher and director of transform-Ed, who received the National Award for Teachers (India) in 2016. Dr Subhash Nair has been empowering teachers to make teaching interesting, appropriate, outcome-based, and purposeful.
