The education fraternity has seen some prominent personalities that have reshaped the global education realm for the better. Many have introduced revolutionary ideas and innovative pedagogies for the growth and expansion of the global teaching and learning strata. Women leaders have played a crucial role in the development of the global education sector and their wisdom and knowledge has helped them to not just become good teachers and mentors but also become the catalyst for a positive change. Even in this modern world where there lies a huge disparity between the rich and the poor, education has become the only hope for millions of children around the world. From the most modern countries to the places torn apart by violence and poverty, education is important to nurture young learners who are mentally fit, morally straight and who are capable of making a positive impact in the modern world.
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The Changing Hiring Dynamics Post Pandemic
Dr. Ankita Singh, Vice President & Global Head of HR, CIGNEX
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Why Emotional Quotient Is As Important Intelligence Quotient
Niraalee Shah, CEO-India, The British School of Etiquette
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Addressing The Gender Equality Gap Within Workforce Of India
Anuradha Das Mathur, Founder and Dean, The Vedica Scholars Programme for Women
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Why Grades Should Be A Thing Of The Past
Lina Ashar, Founder, Kangaroo Kids Preschool & Billabong High International School
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Is Our Higher Education Preparing The Youth For Tomorrow?
Nandita Abraham, President, Pearl Academy
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A Woman's Word
Suzanne Franco, Author, Exile Child and Soul Force
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Growing As A Women Leader In A Male Dominated Industry
Shikha Mittal, Founder and Director, Be.artsy
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The Complementing Skills And Competencies Of Business Analytics
Dr. Nilanjana Bhaduri, Director - Learning & Development, HARMAN International