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Bytes & Notes -June 2026

By krithika r

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Jul 12, 2026
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17

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BYTES AND NOTES

  • HOLISTIC HORIZONS - INSIDE
  • AAIS
  • AAIS
  • EVERY TEACHER: THEIR VOICE, THEIR EXPERIENCE
  • MS.MARIA AISHWARYA
  • HRT, GRADE 2

"For me, teaching Grade 2 is all about sparking a lifelong love for discovery.”

I thrive on creating engaging, inquiry-based learning experiences for young learners. This academic year, I intentionally woven inquiry-based learning, collaborative projects, storytelling, and hands-on experiences into our - daily routine to foster active participation. To cater to diverse learning styles, I integrated Think-Pair-Share discussions, role-plays, picture prompts, learning centers, creative arts, and technology-driven resources.

Crucially, I championed learner agency by offering student choice, collaborative goal-setting, and regular self-reflection, empowering my students to become independent and responsible for their own growth. As a result, I have watched my learners transform into confident communicators, active participants, and deeply reflective thinkers who approach their learning with curiosity and ownership.

BYTES & NOTES | VOLUME 8 | JUNE 2026