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There has been a lot of speculation about teaching as a profession especially with the changing dynamics of the education sector followed by the given COVID 19 situation.

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the schooling of millions of children and has painted a grim picture of the educational mayhem across the globe. But amidst this disruption, of course, there is a ray of hope and technology has been playing a major role in reigniting this hope.

COVID-19 lockdown has changed our lives forever. But change may not always be bad. When it comes to the profession of teaching, well, there is light at the end of the tunnel.

Post-pandemic organizations are rising to the occasion trying to bring a positive change in how work can be done and what its workforce can accomplish. The focus is on managers who are empowered with bigger responsibilities.

Teacher’s Day is celebrated in India, every year on the 5th of September to honour the birth anniversary of our former president Dr Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan.

COVID-19 has played havoc with the way we live and learn creating the largest disruption in history. But instead of considering it as a drastic change many took it as a chance to realign their career goals.