Two decades across classrooms, boardrooms and families. Jaisri pairs modern child psychology and neuroscience with the stories of India's epics, so parents and schools can raise thinkers, not just toppers.
“Education should create thinkers, not just toppers. Our goal is to anchor modern child development in timeless civilizational roots.” Jaisri Raju Sriram
Each session takes one story from the epics and puts it to work on a problem families and schools face today.
Dhritarashtra's blind spots as a parent, read alongside modern neuroscience, help parents set firm, loving limits and handle their children's boredom.
Drawn from Stree Ramayana, a practical framework for building emotional resilience and assertive communication in children.
Abhimanyu's story, reimagined to show students how to balance study with coping skills and life skills.
Eight years of banking leadership turned into plain talk about money, so students gain early economic confidence.
Methods for connecting textbook theory to real-world application, raising classroom engagement.
Vishnu Sharma taught three princes no one else could teach, in six months, using only stories. Drawing on Jaisri's practice as an author, teachers learn to build science, maths and social studies lessons around a story structure.
Nachiketa would not accept easy answers, even from Yama. Drawing on Jaisri's years leading the IB Theory of Knowledge curriculum, teachers move from asking “what” to asking “how do we know”, and learn to design questions that make students think.
Krishna's childhood shows how play can teach. With ideas from running ResQRoom and Bouncy House, teachers learn to turn lessons into puzzles, challenges and escape-style activities without screens.
The Kauravas bullied young Bhima, and the adults around them looked away. Built on the Anchor Series, this session gives teachers practical ways to spot early signs, step in and repair harm in the Indian school context.
Hanuman forgot his own strength until Jambavan reminded him. Teachers learn to be that Jambavan: to give feedback that builds belief, and to reach quiet, low-achieving or anxious students.
Drona favoured Arjuna and turned Ekalavya away. Teachers learn to notice their own favouritism and labels, and to plan for the students who sit at the back of the class.
Arjuna put down his bow before the battle even started. Drawing on Jaisri's background in psychology, this session names what burnout looks like in teachers and gives them tools to recover their sense of purpose.
Vidura told Dhritarashtra hard truths with respect. Teachers practise raising concerns, giving bad news and managing defensive parents. Schools can pair it with The Dhritarashtra Trap parent workshop.
Drawing on the Arthashastra and Jaisri's eight years at Axis Bank, teachers learn to bring budgeting, saving and economic thinking into maths, social studies and everyday class activities.
The bridge to Lanka was built by everyone, down to the squirrel. Drawing on Jaisri's time as Vice Principal and her training in personnel management, this session is about building teams in which every staff member's work counts.
Retellings, poetry, fiction and practical guides for young readers, parents and teachers.
A retelling that teaches young readers and parents about agency, boundaries and self-worth.
Poems on womanhood and resilience, centred on Margazhi, the Paavai Nombu, Thiruppavai and Thiruvempavai.
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Understand. Remember. Write. Score Well. Complete notes, answer-writing training, maps and five sample papers for Class 10 students.
Four books on bullying in the Indian school context, for parents, educators and caregivers who want to become the safe anchor every child deserves.
Book 1
Recognising bullying, exclusion and emotional harm
Book 2
Understanding bullying in schools, friendships and digital spaces
Book 3
Practical strategies for bullying, schools and difficult conversations
Book 4
Rebuilding confidence, resilience and belonging after bullying
Counselling, screen-free play and a family trading house.
Holistic counselling for children, parents and families.
Runs the Bouncy House indoor play centre and ResQRoom escape rooms in Trichy as franchises, offering screen-free entertainment for children and adults.
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A 65-year-old trading house supplying electrical wires and switchgear for projects.
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Jaisri spent eight years in banking leadership at Axis Bank before moving into education. As Vice Principal of BVM Global she led the International Baccalaureate Theory of Knowledge curriculum.
She founded My Learning Centre for holistic counselling, and as Managing Partner of Balakridaa she runs Bouncy House and ResQRoom in Trichy, where children and adults play without screens.
She is a pioneer of Civilizational Parenting, an approach that connects Indian history and lore to the daily decisions of raising children. She also speaks to the media about heritage sites.
One-to-one parenting consultations, school workshops, teacher training and keynotes. Based in Tiruchirappalli, available across India and online.
After booking, write to jaisri.raju@gmail.com for fees and payment details. Your session is confirmed once payment is received.