Six Lessons I Learned- Rajat Biswas by Rajat Biswas

rajatbismas — 2025-07-02 19:08:06 UTC

I learned the significance of differentiated instruction in a different manner. I have a new meaning of equity in education where students aren't being treated the exact same but rather meeting students' needs.

rajatbismas — 2025-08-02 00:48:55 UTC

I learned how utilizing UDL principles such as offering multiple methods of engagement, representation, and expression—which takes away barriers to learning and supports all different types of learners, including those with disabilities or language differences.

rajatbismas — 2025-08-02 00:49:20 UTC

Empowering and encouraging students to share their ideas, necessities, and feedback forms a more engaging and respectful classroom environment to better teach in.

rajatbismas — 2025-08-02 00:49:50 UTC

I began to see how students’ cultural backgrounds affect their perspectives and how they see the world and the way they learn. By integrating students’ culture, language, and experiences into lessons, learning can be made more relevant and applicable.

rajatbismas — 2025-08-02 00:50:26 UTC

I came to appreciate how aiding students understand that intelligence and abilities can grow through effort and learning from mistakes fosters motivation and confidence to continue learning.

rajatbismas — 2025-08-02 00:50:48 UTC

This was a transformative idea for me. While equality gives everyone the same tools, equity means giving each student what they need to succeed personally, which sometimes means different supports for different students.