SS Education & Consultancy-SSEC

We are introducing INDIAN EDUCATORS' FIRIM (IEF), which is a think-tank /Research Pool / Skilling & Training Platform for all Educators/Researchers/Professionals.

This Discussion would be its first launchpad where we are getting together people with shared interests to build a sustainable community.

Date: 14th Feb
Venue: Guwahati Gymkhana Club
Time: 5 pm to 7 pm

Education is evolving — and so must we.

Introducing Indian Educators’ Forum (IEF): A Teachers’ & Trainers’ Think-Tank | Training & Skilling Platform.

The Indian Educators’ Forum (IEF)is a dynamic think-tank and collaborative platform designed exclusively for teachers, trainers, academic leaders, and learning professionals, who are passionate about transforming education.

IEF stands for:
• Continuous professional development
• Skill enhancement & future-ready competencies
• Knowledge-sharing & best practices
• Research, innovation & thought leadership
• Collaborative problem-solving in education

We offer:
✔️ Training & upskilling programs
✔️ Workshops, webinars & masterclasses
✔️ Peer learning circles & networking
✔️ Curriculum innovation discussions
✔️ Mentorship & leadership development

IEF is not just a forum — it’s a 'Community of Changemakers' committed to elevating teaching standards and empowering educators across India.

Along with its founder-members Sagorika Sarmah Reshma NC Shah and Shabana Hussain , let’s "rethink, relearn and reimagine" education.

Join the movement.
Be part of the change.

Our founder member, Sagorika Sarmah, is a dynamic Education Consultant and Edupreneur. She brings nearly three decades of experience and wisdom to the forum.

In the 1950s, every kindergartener knew the ritual: crayons down, lights low, and the soft hum of a record spinning through the air.
Naptime wasn’t a break — it was part of learning.

Teachers dimmed the lights, tiptoed between mats, and whispered, “Close your eyes.”
Kids rested, dreamed, or just stared at sunbeams dancing on the ceiling — learning something we’ve since forgotten: that rest is part of growth.

Then came the tests.
The “readiness.”
The race to get ahead.
By the 1980s, naps were gone. The mats rolled up. The lights stayed on.

Today, five-year-olds spend more time in structured lessons than third-graders did in the 1950s — no pauses, no quiet, no chance to just be.
And we wonder why they’re anxious.

Maybe it’s time we remembered what our teachers once knew:
You don’t grow by running all the time.
You grow in the stillness too.
Even big kids need naptime sometimes.

🌱 Kidveda’s Annual Parenting Conclave 2025 – Parenting 2.0 🌱

What a wonderful experience it was to be part of Kidveda’s Annual Parenting Conclave 2025, themed “Raising a Digital Generation with Empathy.”

I had the good fortune of moderating the opening session, centered around “Building Resilient Roots” — a subject so vital in today’s fast-changing, tech-driven world.

Our panel brought together some truly brilliant minds — Dr. Mrigakshi Sharma Hazarika, Ms. Geetali Saikia, Ms. Mitali Dowerah Rajkhowa, and Ms. Lucie Boro — each sharing insightful perspectives and actionable ideas on how we, as parents and educators, can nurture empathy, resilience, and emotional strength in children growing up in a digital era.

Grateful to Kidveda for curating such meaningful conversations that truly help shape the future of parenting. 💫