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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.

Everyone is talking about AI, platforms and the future of education.But the most powerful learning moments are still hum...
05/05/2026

Everyone is talking about AI, platforms and the future of education.
But the most powerful learning moments are still human, a student finding their voice, a classroom sitting with a story, a question that lingers.

In this month’s Sultan Speaks, reflects on this shift where education is becoming more human, not more digital.

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

Sharath Chandran, Director, Kerala Public School, Jameshdpur is of the opinion that in a world of constant connection, w...
22/04/2026

Sharath Chandran, Director, Kerala Public School, Jameshdpur is of the opinion that in a world of constant connection, what children may be missing is something far more fundamental, a sense of belonging.

This piece reflects on how calm parenting, emotional safety, and everyday moments at home quietly shape a child’s resilience.

Read this heartfelt article 'Belonging: The Pillar of Mental Health' in Mentor Magazine’s April 2026 issue.

With 10–15% of students identified as neurodivergent in many schools, the conversation must move beyond recognition to r...
21/04/2026

With 10–15% of students identified as neurodivergent in many schools, the conversation must move beyond recognition to readiness. , Learning Centre Coordinator, .international.school , examines the gap between intent and implementation, and what it truly takes to create inclusive classrooms that support every learner.

Read her article From Awareness to Action: Rethinking Autism Inclusion in Mentor Magazine’s April 2026 issue.

Shwetha Achar Ramakrishna, Curator, Param Foundation is of the opinion that heritage isn’t just in monuments. It lives i...
18/04/2026

Shwetha Achar Ramakrishna, Curator, Param Foundation is of the opinion that heritage isn’t just in monuments. It lives in everyday objects, spaces, and memories.

She thinks that when students explore it, not just observe it, learning comes alive.

Read her article on World Heritage Day in Mentor Magazine's 2026 issue.


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