Meet Your Teacher – Session 3

Meet Mr. George Kuriakose, one of the most seasoned Physics teachers of MES Indian School, carries a strong, tireless 42 years of experience as an educator. He was highly popular for his hands-on experiments and practical demonstrations which engaged and inspired students about the subject.
Mr. Kuriakose also promoted holistic development of students and always encouraged on keeping a presentable appearance which is crucial for success in life.
A postgraduate in Physics from the University of Kerala, Mr. Kuriakose’s teaching journey began in 1977 at Nirmala College, India as an Engineering Physics Professor. He then joined MES Indian School in 1990 as a physics teacher and was promoted to the Head of Physics in a span of 7 years and held this position until 2014.
A man that never retired and for the love of maintaining an active, healthy, and fulfilling lifestyle, Mr. Kuriakose is currently engaged in large scale farming and humanitarian activities in India.

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Meet Ms. Rajeswary P Swamy, an enthusiastic educator of English Language, was immensely popular for her magnificent use of the language and creative strategies to develop vocabulary skills for students.
A post graduate from Stella Maris College, Chennai – India and holder of professional training from St Mark and St John College, Plymouth – United Kingdom, Ms. Rajeswari held several significant roles in the field of Education such as teaching, curriculum designing and materials writing integrating the communicative and formative approaches to English for educational institutions in India and the Middle-East.
Often dressed in Khadi Salwar Kameezzes while pulling off a stylish short haircut and spectacles, Ms. Rajeswari’s English classes were not only limited to reading and writing but comprised of fun, innovative and effective teaching methods such as language games, communication sessions and speech preparations. She was also actively involved in school scouts and dramatic club, with the aim of guiding her students for their personality development.
Her remarkable skills as a Senior English teacher in MES Indian School, furthermore, fetched her the role of one of the chief lecturers for bachelor’s and master’s degree students of the MES Off-Campus center.

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Meet Mrs. Enid Rodrigues, a passionate Social Studies and English teacher, who was known to have a natural flair to inspire and nurture students. Along with making her subjects very interesting, she also emphasized on inculcating ethics and values in her students lives.
Her colleagues often termed her as a Born Teacher for the very right reasons.
A graduate in Education from Mumbai University with over 37 years of experience as an educator, Mrs. Enid taught in MES for 20 years. She was looked upon by her students for her open mindedness, striking articulation, teaching techniques and a smart style.
Mrs. Enid is currently retired, however the TEACHER in her has never left her, and hence is successfully running her own Children’s Play School in Kerala, India.

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Meet Mr. G. Rajkumar, a Debonair English teacher whose exuberant personality, baritone voice, and posh articulation in English language can never be forgotten. After serving leadership positions in educational institutions in West Africa and South India for more than two decades, Mr. Rajkumar joined MES Indian School in 1993 as an English teacher. His excellence as an educator fetched him a successful career trajectory in MES that comprised of Head of English department, Head of Boys Wing, Vice Principal of CBSE International Curriculum and Acting Principal of the school. What a fantastic journey for an educator!

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Meet Mr. Yohannan Thomas, a brilliant teacher of Physics and Mathematics who imparted knowledge to students through an engaging classroom presence and application experiments.
He strongly believed in sharing knowledge and thus trained several teachers for an exchange of best teaching practices.Problem solving, being the most crucial element of success in physics and mathematics, was undoubtedly his forte.
Mr. Yohannan’s experience as an educator spans for more than 30 years, spreading across Africa, the Middle East, and India. Holder of dual master’s degrees in physics and Education and honorable recipient of “Best Teacher Award” in 1995 and “Excellence for Senior Teachers Award” multiple times from MES Indian School, Mr. Yohannan was by far one of the best teachers of the school.

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