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We are joined by Jas Rohel, the CEO and founder of Education Awards, who shares her journey from working in education to establishing an awards program that recognises outstanding contributions in the field.
The discussion covers the importance of celebrating educators, the need for curriculum reform, the impact of technology on learning, and personal growth through adversity.
Jas emphasises the significance of community support and mental health awareness, encouraging listeners to be kind to themselves and others.
She’s ace.
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Takeaways
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Chapters
00:00
Introduction to Jas Rohel
02:21
The Birth of Education Awards
05:03
Personal Education Journey
07:20
Recognising Unsung Heroes in Education
10:27
The Entrepreneurial Journey Begins
16:17
Finding Confidence in Networking
21:02
Celebrating Award Winners and Their Stories
26:01
Teachers as Frontline Workers
28:22
The Evolving Curriculum and Technology
32:13
The Importance of Resilience and Real-World Skills
38:59
Community Responsibility in Education
42:56
Personal Growth and Mental Health
48:59
The Power of Self-Compassion and Recognition
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Keywords
Education, Awards, Recognition, Curriculum, Technology, Personal Growth, Resilience, Mentorship, Community, Impact
Source: https://www.linkedin.com/company/wit-grit-podcast
wit+grit September 29, 2026
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