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ICT Teacher

Country:

India

Education:

(M.Sc.) MDU Rohtak- India, (MEd Advance Teaching) University of People - US, Robotics - North Atlantic College Qatar

Work experience:

My 20-year career has been defined by a successful track record of adapting and delivering results in diverse international environments. My professional journey includes a seven-year tenure in India, six years in Qatar, five years in Kazakhstan, and one year in Uzbekistan, providing me with a deep, firsthand understanding of these dynamic regions.

What makes you a good teacher?

I became a computer science teacher because I love showing students that they can build the technology they use every day, not just use it. I get them excited by having them work on real projects, like making games or websites, so they can see how what they're learning actually works. I help them see that making mistakes is just a normal part of problem-solving. I connect with students by talking about their interests like sports, music, or apps and I use those examples to explain tricky concepts. Most importantly, I try to make my classroom a supportive place where everyone feels comfortable asking questions and learning together.

Achievements:

I am profoundly proud of the life I've built through perseverance and care. My greatest achievements are not material, but human: the love of my family and the positive impact I have as a teacher, all while honoring my roots.

Lifestyle:

Travelled to 15 countries so far, a dynamic adventurer at heart, I thrive on CrossFit, volleyball, and strategic chess. My passions include exploring the world from trekking the Himalayas and paragliding to a memorable pandemic journey to Kazakhstan along with bike riding, reading, and exploring cryptocurrency.

Dreams & Ambitions:

My ambition is to inspire curiosity and empower the next generation of innovators through education, while continuously seeking adventure and growth for myself and my family.

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