Step into a thought-provoking session with renowned educator Dr. Gajendra Purohit in “The Timeless Equation: Staying Relevant as an Educator in a Changing World.” In this compelling TEDx talk, Dr. Purohit unpacks the evolving face of education — from the growing influence of online platforms to the increasing integration of technology in everyday teaching. He highlights how these shifts have expanded access to quality education for students across backgrounds, and how they challenge educators to constantly evolve.With deep insight and grounded experience, Dr. Purohit reflects on what truly defines the essence of teaching — beyond tools and trends. He urges fellow educators to stay curious, stay adaptable, and most importantly, stay connected to the core purpose of their work: inspiring and guiding learners through meaningful engagement.Dr. Gajendra Purohit is a respected academic and educator with over two decades of experience. Known for his clarity and mastery of complex subjects, he is widely recognized for engaging lectures and popular YouTube content that bridge tradition and technology to make education accessible and relevant. He shares a vision of education that honors tradition while embracing innovation. Whether you’re an aspiring teacher or a lifelong learner, this talk offers timeless lessons for staying relevant in a world of constant change. Dr. Gajendra Purohit is dedicated to simplifying math education, making competitive exams accessible to all. With a strong online presence, he provides free, clear, and concise learning resources to empower students. By breaking down complex equations into practical insights, Dr. Purohit transforms the way students approach math. His mission ensures that every learner has the tools and confidence needed to succeed in their studies, making math more approachable and empowering students to excel in competitive exams. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx