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We are very good at thanking teachers. Are we equally good at supporting them?In Mentor Magazine's September 2026 issue ...
04/09/2026

We are very good at thanking teachers. Are we equally good at supporting them?

In Mentor Magazine's September 2026 issue of Sultan Speaks, MD & Chief Learner of LXL Ideas, Syed Sultan Ahmed, asks some uncomfortable but necessary questions about the teaching profession.

More work. More technology. More expectations. More responsibility. But what about more time, trust, autonomy, fair pay and opportunities to grow?

And as AI changes what it means to teach, perhaps the teacher's greatest value lies not in having every answer—but in knowing which questions to ask, when to listen and when a child needs something no machine can provide.

đź“– Read Sultan Speaks in the September 2026 issue of MENTOR.



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What if the most important language in education isn't spoken at all?From classrooms in India to a student discussion in...
03/08/2026

What if the most important language in education isn't spoken at all?

From classrooms in India to a student discussion in Sochi, one truth became impossible to ignore: children may speak different languages, but their emotions are universal.

In this month's Sultan Speaks, Managing Director & Chief Learner, LXL Ideas, Syed Sultan Ahmed reflects on why stories, conversations, and genuine listening matter more than ever in an age of AI. Because education isn't just about delivering information—it's about helping children understand themselves and one another.

Perhaps the future of education doesn't begin with teaching better. Perhaps it begins with listening better.

Read Emotions Need No Translation in the August 2026 issue of Mentor Magazine.

What if education didn't begin with careers but with character?Mentor Magzine features the illustrious journey of Dr. Am...
15/07/2026

What if education didn't begin with careers but with character?

Mentor Magzine features the illustrious journey of Dr. Amit Saxena, CEO of Sparsh Universe, shares a compelling vision of education built on three pillars: Character, Competence, and Career.

From experiential learning and entrepreneurship to reading habits, AI, and the role of parents, he reminds us that true education is not about filling minds with information. It's about shaping compassionate, capable, and purpose-driven individuals. Because in the end, the greatest outcome of education isn't a profession. It's the person a child becomes.

Read the full Cover Story in the July 2026 issue of Mentor.

What if the biggest barrier to learning isn't ability but the fear of getting it wrong?Every time a child stays silent i...
13/07/2026

What if the biggest barrier to learning isn't ability but the fear of getting it wrong?

Every time a child stays silent instead of asking a question, avoids a challenge, or gives up too soon, fear may be shaping their learning.

In Fear of Failure: The Silent Learning Barrier, Ganesh Kohli, Founder, IC3 Movement, explores how schools can build psychologically safe classrooms where mistakes become opportunities, curiosity is encouraged, and resilience takes root.

Because when children stop fearing failure, they begin embracing learning. Read the full article in the July 2026 issue of Mentor Magazine.

Talent has no gender. Passion needs no permission. How many children quietly give up on something they love because they...
10/07/2026

Talent has no gender. Passion needs no permission. How many children quietly give up on something they love because they're told, "That's not for boys" or "That's not for girls"?

In 'Breaking Stereotypes: The Courage to Dance', Rahul Gupta shares his journey of choosing passion over prejudice and reminds us why schools and families must create spaces where every child feels free to express themselves. Because when we celebrate talent instead of stereotypes, we help children become their most authentic selves.

Read the full article in the July 2026 issue of Mentor Magazine.

In a world shaped by AI, what will truly make students future-ready?Dr. C. Anthony Raj of Nalanda Gurukula International...
19/06/2026

In a world shaped by AI, what will truly make students future-ready?

Dr. C. Anthony Raj of Nalanda Gurukula International Public School reflects on the relationship between language proficiency, soft skills and AI literacy in the modern workforce.

This article in Mentor Magazine's June 2026 issue argues that while AI may accelerate work, communication, judgment and human connection still remain at the centre of employability and leadership.

Head to the link in the bio to read the full article.

In a sector driven by speed and scale, choosing to pause is a different kind of leadership.Mentor Magazine’s May 2026 is...
25/05/2026

In a sector driven by speed and scale, choosing to pause is a different kind of leadership.

Mentor Magazine’s May 2026 issue features Yatharth Gautam, Director & COO, Birla Open Minds, in which he reflects on a journey from expansion to responsibility, where growth is not just about numbers, but about the trust of every school, every parent, and every child.

Read the full story in Mentor Magazine’s latest issue.

Students who perform the best in school don’t always find it easy in college. Not because they lack ability, but because...
18/05/2026

Students who perform the best in school don’t always find it easy in college. Not because they lack ability, but because the rules change.

In The Great Divide, Dr. Neera Pandey, Principal, Army Public School, Alwar, reflects on the gap between what schools reward and what the real world demands, from self-direction to adaptability and resilience.

Read the full article in Mentor Magazine’s May 2026 issue.

We often assume children can’t be tired. And yet, somewhere between school, tuitions, activities and endless stimulation...
13/05/2026

We often assume children can’t be tired. And yet, somewhere between school, tuitions, activities and endless stimulation, something has shifted.

Students are showing up, but not always with energy. Not always with ease.

In this month’s What’s Trending, Not Lazy, Just Tired explores a quieter truth, what looks like disinterest may simply be emotional fatigue.

Read the full article in Mentor Magazine’s May 2026 issue.

Some children don’t struggle with reading. They struggle with being heard. In a world of correction and evaluation, what...
11/05/2026

Some children don’t struggle with reading. They struggle with being heard. In a world of correction and evaluation, what they often need most is a listener who doesn’t judge.

In The Purrfect Listeners, Gowri B. Nataraja, Principal, JSS Public School, Banashankari, reflects on how safe, low-pressure spaces, even reading to animals, can build confidence, ease anxiety and bring back the joy of learning.

Read her thoughts in Mentor Magazine’s May 2026 issue.

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