In 1998, when I lost my ambition of joining the Indian Army I decided to work as a 'Teacher'.
Narender Gilhotra
Narender Gilhotra has been enjoying classroom teaching for 17 years, and been involved in Maths-English-Science Teaching. He is passionate about transforming education in India. He is also a Google Certified Teacher, Google Teacher Academy, Sydney 2013 so he serves the education system through teacher training. He is an animal lover and a life long learner.
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Google Apps Can Make 'Drop-in' Possible
'57 million students were out of school' in 2011, according to the UNESCO statistical institute. Poverty has been considered the out of main determinants of 'Drop-Out'.
![Can you Imagine a World without Google? [Thoughts by an Educator]](https://1635225677.rsc.cdn77.org/images/can_you_imagine_a_world_without_google.jpg?1437551037 "Can you Imagine a World without Google? [Thoughts by an Educator]")
The information technologies have their origin in the scientific community. Yet, paradoxically the field of education has benefited least from what these new technologies have brought.
Technology is not good or bad in its nature, but it can be used for good or bad. This is like atomic energy which can be used in a destructive or constructive way. If it is in creative hands, can produce a masterpiece.
