The MAGIC Indian Classroom Needs | Dr. Arijit Roy | TEDxMLAC Women
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What if education was never meant to be about getting everything right? In this talk, Dr. Arijit Roy questions a system that often places marks, memorisation and perfection above curiosity. He invites teachers to rethink the classroom—not as a place where knowledge is simply delivered, but as a space where teachers and students learn, question and grow together. From celebrating mistakes to going beyond marks, the talk explores how small shifts in the way we teach can create fearless thinkers. Because the goal of education is not perfection. It is possibility. Popularly known as “Rancho Sir,” inspired by Three Idiots, Dr. Arijit has spent over 15 years reimagining education through curiosity, creativity, and courage. To his students, he is “Dada”—a mentor and guide who inspires them to think beyond boundaries. Recognized by The New Indian Express (2017) as one of South India’s most inspiring educators, he is known for transforming classrooms into spaces of experimentation, storytel
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