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Satyam Mishra is an engineer turned educator from Bhagalpur, Bihar, India. He has been known for his work with first-generation college students, refugee children, children with special needs and adult women resuming studies. In 2021, Satyam became one of the first teachers from Eastern India and the first from his State of Bihar to be selected as a Finalist for the prestigious $1 Million Global Teacher Prize, Varkey Foundation in collaboration with UNESCO and Dubai Cares. In 2022, he was selected as a Fulbright Scholar by the U.S. Department of State and the Fulbright Commission in India. He is currently pursuing his Master's (Ed.M.) degree at the prestigious Harvard University.

Early Life and Education

Mishra hails from Bhagalpur, Bihar and has studied at Mount Assisi School, Bhagalpur from Nursery to Grade XII. He was known for his active participation in debates, quiz competitions, science exhibitions. He graduated with an engineering degree (B.E.) in Information Technology from Manipal Institute of Technology, Karnataka.

Career

Right after graduating from engineering college, Satyam was selected by Teach For India as a Fellow. He taught in Pune's first standalone secondary English medium school and students broke mathematics record across 320 Teach For India classrooms. His innovative approach was recognised by Teach For India by selecting him as one of the Finalists for the Transformational Impact Journey (TIJ) in 2017. He has served in 18 countries including India, Nepal, South Africa, Lebanon, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Austria, Bulgaria, Slovakia and so on in various capacities. Satyam was the first Indian to be invited to teach and train teachers at the Malala Yousafzai All Girls' School, a school that Malala Yousafzai had herself started for the Syrian refugee girls, a very first of its kind in the entire region. He was selected as a 'Network Connector' at Teach For All (2020–2023). For his work with children from marginalised communities, he was elected as a Shaper at the Global Shapers Community (GSC), an initiate of the World Economic Forum. He has been a 3-time TEDx Speaker.

Awards

2017 - Finalist, Transformational Impact Journey (TIJ), Math Specialist, Teach For India

2019 - Shaper, Global Shapers Community, an initiative of the World Economic Forum

2020 - Network Connector, Teach For All

2021 - Finalist, Global Teacher Prize, Varkey Foundation - UNESCO - Dubai Cares

2022 - Fulbright Scholar, U.S. Department of State - Fulbright Commission

2024 - Talent of Bhagalpur, Tilka Manjhi Bhagalpur University

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References

^ "26-yr-old to teach refugee children at Malala Yousafzai School in Lebanon". The Indian Express.
^ "Numbers Are Cool: This Teacher Is Changing the Way Maths Is Taught to Kids!". The Better India.
^ "2 Indian teachers shortlisted for Global Teacher Prize 2021, 4 Indian students in fray for new student prize". India Today.
^ "Finalist, Global Teacher Prize 2021". Varkey Foundation.
^ "India @75! Literacy, Technology and the Future - An Educator's Take". The Telegraph.
^ "From selling newspapers to reviving lake: Tale of two Indian teachers shortlisted for Global Teacher Prize 2021". The Indian Express.
^ "बिहार के सीएम नीतीश ने भागलपुर के सत्यम मिश्रा को किया सम्मानित, ग्लोबल टीचर प्राइज के लिए दी Best wishes". Dainik Jagran.
^ "Making mathematics more engaging and relevant for students". Australian Council for Educational Research - Teacher Magazine.
^ "Lessons of Hope from a Global Classroom". Teach For All.

[1] "26-yr-old to teach refugee children at Malala Yousafzai School in Lebanon". The Indian Express.

[2] "Numbers Are Cool: This Teacher Is Changing the Way Maths Is Taught to Kids!". The Better India.

[3] "2 Indian teachers shortlisted for Global Teacher Prize 2021, 4 Indian students in fray for new student prize". India Today.

[4] "Finalist, Global Teacher Prize 2021". Varkey Foundation.

[5] "India @75! Literacy, Technology and the Future - An Educator's Take". The Telegraph.

[6] "From selling newspapers to reviving lake: Tale of two Indian teachers shortlisted for Global Teacher Prize 2021". The Indian Express.

[7] "बिहार के सीएम नीतीश ने भागलपुर के सत्यम मिश्रा को किया सम्मानित, ग्लोबल टीचर प्राइज के लिए दी Best wishes". Dainik Jagran.

[8] "Making mathematics more engaging and relevant for students". Australian Council for Educational Research - Teacher Magazine.

[9] "Lessons of Hope from a Global Classroom". Teach For All.

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 '''Satyam Mishra''' is an engineer turned educator from Bhagalpur, Bihar, India. He has been known for his work with first-generation college students, refugee children, children with special needs and adult women resuming studies. In 2021, Satyam became one of the first teachers from Eastern India and the first from his State of Bihar to be selected as a Finalist for the prestigious $1 Million [[Global Teacher Prize]], Varkey Foundation in collaboration with [[UNESCO]] and [[Dubai Cares]]. In 2022, he was selected as a Fulbright Scholar by the U.S. Department of State and the Fulbright Commission in India. He is currently pursuing his Master's (Ed.M.) degree at the prestigious [[Harvard University]].