Imagine a happy classroom alive with curiosity, not rote memorization. Critical thinking, learning to learn, and becoming changemakers replace passive learning, with students shaping their own education. This is the vision that Nooraine has brought to life, transforming herself from a corporate leader to a revolutionary force in Indian education. Nooraine’s journey began with dreams of a different kind of school being a student of traditional classrooms in Bangalore. Armed with a Master’s degree from Boston University and a successful career at IBM and Reuters, she returned to India in her early 30s, driven by a desire for change. Witnessing India’s vast potential, she recognized education as the key to unlocking it.
A Call for New Learning and Collaboration
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