In an era where disruptors and leaders are recognized for their contribution across the business, medicine, cinema, technology, etc. why is education NOT there yet?
Let’s begin with a question,
When was the LAST time a Leader in Education graced the covers of a prominent magazine like TIME, Forbes or Business Insider?
The answer is NEVER!
With India emerging as the youngest country in the world with an active student population of 315 million, how come education leaders are not being recognized for their contribution beyond the fraternity?
While leaders in other industries receive recognition for their contribution, the leaders in the education industry are not given due acknowledgment. When education forms the basis for life’s future, it is quite surprising that leaders in the present are the least recognised of all, if at all they are.
Leaders in Education? Who?
Some of us are even unclear as to who a Leader in Education is.
Let’s break it down.
Educational leaders are those who unite teachers, students, and parents with the goal of improving the quality of education and the education system itself, consistently. Someone who has made an exceptional contribution to the overall growth of the school in terms of bringing changes in pedagogies, curriculum and overall development of the school ecosystem.
Leaders that have the vision to bring in progress in the lives of thousands of students, teachers, and the Indian education space.
But How so?
Leaders in Education are shaping the future by –
- Using the latest knowledge in teaching, content, and organizational theory
- Supporting societal change that will increase all students’ learning
- ensuring academic success through training improvements
With such a HUGE impact being made, we believe that it is time that Education Leaders get their due share.
Bringing excellence in education will provide qualitative education among all and will contribute towards the betterment of education. Recognising leaders will only strengthen the overall education framework and spearhead the drive towards qualitative learning.
Got you thinking?
Share your thoughts at monika.bakshi@univariety.com
Niyathi
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4 Comments
Very useful information I will post the post and come back to find out your information. Thanks for the dark post that will definitely come back.
Hi Dash,
Thank you for your response
Sure thing. That would be indeed very motivating for we leaders who tireless are striving towards building the future of our learners. This would be a great opportunity & platform to share ones achievements & good work in the field of education which could be a learning for the new gen principals and goes without doubt to say that it would guide them as well.
Hello Ms. Bhatia,
Thank you for your response. Education is for sure the building block of the nation and school leaders have the greatest role to play in that. We’d love to know what measure you are taking to ensure student success. Please write to us at (monika.bakshi@univariety.com). Also, we’d love to feature you on our blog and social media handles.