Case Studies on Ethical Dilemmas
There were two assignments on the analysis of case studies. The first assignment was a group case study, the second was an individual case study.
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Is protecting the environment considered to be a moral imperative? If not, should it be treated as such?
Through this paper, I reflected on the multiple environmental challenges facing the world today, the issues of justice, welfare, and dignity for the earth and human flourishing, the call to action, and why protecting the environment must be a moral imperative for all to follow.
Organizational Code of Ethics: An Analysis
For this particular paper, I analyzed the codes of ethics of two organizations dedicated to human services in Canada: The Ontario College of Teachers (OCT), which is the regulatory body for teacher certification in Ontario, and the Canadian Association of Social Workers (CASW), is the regulatory body for social workers in Canada.
My Personal Code of Ethics
This assignment caused me to remember my Dad's favorite quote from William Wordsworth’s poem-“The Solitary Reaper.” The lines read thus: “The music in my heart I bore, long after it was heard no more.”
ADS 760 Course Overview
The ADS 760 ‘Ethical Practices in Leadership and Policy' was designed to explore the ethical foundations of organizations on the micro level through a review of the organization’s daily activities, practices, and policies.
An Introduction to the 17 UNSDGs: Personal Reading
Understanding the progress countries are making toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The readings on Thailand's Sufficiency Economy were inspiring.
Country Culture Profile: Australia
Can the Tim Hortons Franchise break into the Australian market?
Leadership Lessons from the Mechai Pattana Bamboo School, Thailand
Intergenerational poverty and low income levels among the local population and mediocrity in the public school system led educational entrepreneur, Mechai Viravaidya to create an innovative and credible school model- The Bamboo School.
Thank you for being late: Book Review
'The only stability we can afford ourselves in this age of accelerations is “dynamic stability”'- Thomas Friedman
Learning Leadership with Compass Points: Book Presentation
The Compass Points thinking tool from Harvard's Visible Thinking Routines was an enjoyable way to explore the leadership fundamentals that I needed to focus on to build my success story.
Leadership from the Inside Out: Book Presentation
The eight facets of leadership mastery, as summarized by Cashman, were illustrated through personal vignettes from my life journey.
Autobiography
‘At that time, I did not know that stories of life are often more like rivers than books.’
This quote by Norman Maclean from his book 'A River Runs Through It and Other Stories,’ resonates with my personal and professional life.
This was an opportunity for me to reflect on my life story!
This quote by Norman Maclean from his book 'A River Runs Through It and Other Stories,’ resonates with my personal and professional life.
This was an opportunity for me to reflect on my life story!
ADS 740 Course Overview
The first course in my Ph.D. journey at NU. It set the vision for the far-reaching impact that leaders can hope to have in a globalized world.
Long Nature Walks
Through spring, summer and fall, the beauty of mother nature is breath-taking. Being out in these natural environs fills me with gratitude for the earth and its bounty.
Home Gardening
These are pictures of the flowers from our garden. As soon as spring comes life gets busy time at home as we set about planting the colors we wish to see as the plants grow into full bloom during summer.
Artisan Soaps
Artisan soap-making is something I love. It is a creative enterprise to build your own soap recipes by blending together various natural ingredients with essential oils.
The Culinary Arts
I find my creative expression in the culinary arts. I always look forward to learning something new. I enjoy cooking different cuisines, baking, and sugarcraft cake decoration.
At the convocation for the award of my MBA degree
In 2012, I completed my MBA in Operations and Decision Science from the NMIMS University in Mumbai, India.
Successful completion of my PhD in Education, University of Mumbai
In 2016, I obtained my doctorate from the University of Mumbai. My thesis focused on a training module to enhance the management competencies of secondary school teachers in pursuance of total quality.
Math teacher-Grades 10 -12
On immigrating to Canada, I went back to school teaching. I taught various Math courses within the Ontario Curriculum to students of grades 10-12 to students at independent schools in Canada.
Assistant Professor, St. Teresa Institute of Education, University of Mumbai
I worked as assistant professor at the St. Teresa Institute of Education, University of Mumbai. I taught courses in Educational Psychology and Action Research. I coached students on their lesson plans in Math and English. I was also the Quality Assurance Lead
IBDP Math Examiner-Analysis and Approaches (SL)
For two years now, I have been an IBDP Math Examiner for the Analysis and Approaches Standard Level Course.
IB-MYP Coordinator
As IB MYP Coordinator at an independent school in Canada, I worked to celebrate the IB culture through the entire school. Learner profile assemblies, inter-disciplinary learning, visual boards, staff-mentoring of personal projects for grade 10 students were some of the many activities I helped facilitate. This is a picture of the visual wall I created at school to help my students showcase their progress as they worked on their MYP Personal Projects.
Using the Visible Thinking Routines to teach Math
This was a webinar conducted for St. Xavier's Institute of Education on the teaching of Math using the Visible Thinking Routines for teaching, assessment and evaluation in Math.
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