Shreyasi Biswas

Biology, I emphasize hands-on exploration, real-world applications, and the scientific method to build conceptual understanding. Across both subjects, I scaffold learning, adapt to different learning styles, and create a supportive environment where students feel confident to ask questions, take risks, and grow intellectually.

I want to be in the teaching profession because I genuinely believe in the power of education to change lives—starting with one student at a time. There's something deeply fulfilling about helping someone understand a new concept, find their voice, or discover a passion they didn’t know they had. Teaching isn’t just about passing on knowledge; it’s about building relationships, creating a safe space for growth, and being part of a young person’s journey. Long-term, it’s a career that offers a strong sense of purpose, stability, and continuous learning. It also gives me the chance to evolve alongside my students and stay engaged in meaningful work that leaves a lasting impact, far beyond the classroom.

One of my proudest achievements as a teacher was the opportunity to begin my teaching journey at a company where I taught American children in a virtual setting. It challenged me to be creative, culturally aware, and clear in my communication, especially while working across time zones and learning styles. Later, I taught students from classes 6 to 10 at a private school in Hyderabad, where I handled a wide range of academic and emotional needs. That experience helped me grow immensely—it sharpened my classroom management skills, deepened my understanding of curriculum planning, and taught me how to build meaningful relationships with students. Together, these experiences shaped me into a more adaptive, compassionate, and confident educator who can connect with learners from diverse backgrounds. I even went on to publish my first novel 'Never the Same' (no option of backing down) which is available on Flipkart and amazon.

I have taught 20-25 students at Trident International school and the students from grade 10 scored more than 75% which even went up to 90%.