Transforming Education: Ashish Rajpal on the future of Education and the Journey of XSEED Education

Welcome to another inspirational episode of Badhta India Dekho, a podcast by CarDekho Group in association with Crack-ED.

Join Debojit Sen as he sits down with Ashish Rajpal, the visionary behind XSEED Education, to explore the future of Indian education. In this insightful conversation, Ashish shares his personal journey of transforming the traditional classroom into a dynamic learning space. Discover how experiential learning can empower students, foster critical thinking, and shape a brighter future for India. From his personal experiences to the challenges faced by the education sector, Ashish offers invaluable insights for educators, parents, and aspiring entrepreneurs.

In this episode, you'll learn:

1.⁠ ⁠The power of experiential learning: How hands-on activities can enhance student understanding and engagement.
2.⁠ ⁠The importance of problem-solving: Why developing problem-solving skills is essential for success in the 21st century.
3.⁠ ⁠The role of technology in education: How technology can be used to create personalized and engaging learning experiences.
4.⁠ ⁠The challenges and opportunities facing Indian education: The obstacles to overcome and the potential for growth.
5.⁠ ⁠Ashish Rajpal's inspiring journey: How he overcame obstacles and built a successful education company.

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[monishuday]

As a vehement disbeliever in the current education system, its so refreshing to see someone try and make some positive change in that regard. Being chastised for speaking up in class, teachers publically ridiculing students is something I have seen first hand, and I am glad that there are children being educated who will never have to.

[prateekseth]

Rightly said- a focus on nurturing children’s unique talents and the power of experiential learning are very important. I have seen XSEED constantly evolve and improve over time.

[NitishKumar-bir]

This incredible episode! Ashish, your perspective on experiential learning really hit home. I loved when you said that education should be about solving problems, not just memorizing facts—that’s such a powerful shift in thinking. The example you shared about kids being able to read but struggling to explain in their own words was eye-opening. It really highlights the need for deeper understanding rather than just surface-level learning.

Your passion for empowering students to become "unafraid" and think critically is exactly what India needs. Truly inspiring! 🙌 Huge thanks to the podcast team for bringing such inspirational people on—more conversations like this, please!

[ajitkumarsingh]

Agree with Ashish the pain in running any startup, to find right talent for the right work, with two way communication, people must not be a doer, who always wait for boss command to operate like a robot. Whole podcast is very insightful must watch 💚

[NarendranIlango]

As someone who's seen the issues with traditional education, it’s amazing to see someone genuinely pushing for positive change. I’ve experienced how schools can stifle curiosity, so knowing kids are learning through experience now is super refreshing. This kind of shift gives me hope for future generations!

[mageshr]

This video made me think about how schools can be more than just classrooms. I’m curious to know how XSEED is doing that. It was really cool to hear about the future of education in India. Thanks for sharing😊

[swatipunia]

So inspiring! Children are the future and investing in those children is investing in India itself. Can’t wait to see what’s next for this transformative journey!

[AnjuDhillon-lu]

What struck me most was the seamless flow of this conversation! It truly embodies what XSEED stands for - Make things simple! I loved the conviction behind the phrase 'Make the Underdog Win.' Salute to the coaches who travel to small cities to make a difference in every child's life. We see children smile when they say their first sentence and are acknowledged for it. It's the METHOD followed every day, every class that moves the needle for every child. It's true Ashish! Someone will need to take ownership to clean the 'Naali.' You certainly are!

[RakhiSoni-r]

Such an inspiring conversation! The insights on experiential learning and problem-solving in the Indian education system are truly transformative. Thank you for sharing your journey and vision for a brighter future in education!

[mamathabl]

Well said & always inspiring and a man who always think on present kids to get ready for Future successful days

[AkashGupta-qc]

Absolutely inspirational! Love the parenting tips :)

[rahulsinghal]

awesome! watching Ashish Rajpal, amazing person!!!

[jayadidikiclass]

It's always a privilege to watch him speak.

[vanshverma]

I found Ashish's story to be very relatable. I can relate to his struggles as an individual and his desire to make a difference in the world.

[bloggerprateek]

This inspiring video featuring Ashish, a passionate educator, provided valuable insights into experiential learning and its transformative potential in education. Relatable to my own student experiences, Ashish's story motivated me to explore the benefits of experiential learning.

A key takeaway is the importance of experiential learning, which involves learning through doing, experiencing, and reflecting. By applying this approach to my own life, I can actively seek out new challenges, try different things, and reflect on my experiences to foster personal growth and development.

[AnchalShukla-xirg]

As in being where I have just started my career, further steps are not very clear, whether I should study, try something new, try to climb the corporate ladder .

This Podcast is very refreshing which subtly explains the life cycle of how thing goes, as Ashish Rajpal mentioned, don't go for entrepreneurship until and unless you really want to solve a problem, same goes to the degree and that actually sums up .

Thanks for always bringing these refreshing podcasts Debojit Sen !

[AmanSharma-mekq]

The discussion about finding your true passion and sticking with it despite hardships is inspiring. It's not about chasing fame or quick success, but genuinely wanting to solve a problem that drives lasting impact. Also, the insights on experiential learning and addressing India’s education gaps are so crucial, especially for the underprivileged. Truly a remarkable journey!"

[raviprakashsingh]

"Talent must come first" one should focus on their interest and passion.

He actually is trying to solve the major gap that we have in our education system through experiential learning and solutions, that will actually have a great impact on the youth and society.

Amazing to hear Ashish sharing his entrepreneurial journey.

Thank you so much Debojit and Badhta India Dekho for again coming up with such an insightful episode.

[prags_]

I really enjoyed this episode of Badhta India Dekho! Ashish Rajpal's journey and his emphasis on experiential learning truly resonated with me. His insights on integrating technology in education and the importance of problem-solving skills are exactly what we need to rethink how we teach.

[ssnsarmachalla]

Article 45 and 46 should be enforced for providing Free and Aided Education as per CONSTITUTION