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👩‍🏫 Abhaya Johny


Hello! I'm Abhaya Johny, a future educator currently enrolled in the 2nd year of B.Ed. at CUTEC Vadakara. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science, which has helped me understand society, governance, and the importance of civic education.


🔹 Current Course: B.Ed. (2nd Year)

🔹 Institution: CUTEC, Vadakara

🔹 Undergraduate Qualification: B.A. in Political Science

🔹 Passionate About: Teaching, classroom innovation, student engagement, and social sciences


As I continue my journey to become a dedicated teacher, I hope to inspire students and make a positive impact in the field of education. Through this blog, I share my learnings, challenges, and achievements, hoping to connect with like-minded individuals who are equally passionate about teaching.


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