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Rawal, who teaches at Lavad Primary School in Gujarat, was selected from approximately 10,000 nominations and nominations in 179 countries for the annual prize, which will be announced at the World Forum of Education and Skills in Dubai on next month.
"It shows that very special people are noticing and celebrating the work done by teachers," Rawal said in response to the announcement.
"Given the magnitude of the challenge of education in the world, I firmly believe that all efforts in the field of education must be celebrated and I therefore congratulate my fellow teachers . those who have been added to the list and those who have not yet done so, "she said.
Rawal, former Miss India and wife of actress Paresh Rawal, explains that she has embarked on teaching to achieve two goals: helping children become more resilient through to education for active living and adopt new teaching methods.
"I want my children to develop life skills that make them not only resilient but also emotionally empowered. I want an active life education in all schools, for all children, of all age groups, "she said.
According to the Global Teacher Prize, his teaching has reached street children, rural communities, economically and socially disadvantaged children, and elite schoolchildren.
To achieve them, Rawal uses drama in education – an active, learner-centered method, which includes group discussion, brainstorming, debate, games, song and music. drawing.
Her approach had an impact on the lives of those she taught, preventing child marriage in Bhadbhediya and child labor in the diamond polishing industry in Sodvadra by facilitating the return to the children's school.
She also contributed to the understanding of teaching in India by becoming a teacher trainer and by training more than 10,000 teachers.
"I hope her story will inspire those looking to enter the teaching profession and that she will spotlight all the incredible work that teachers do every day in India and in India. the world, "said Sunny Varkey, founder of a businessman of Indian origin. from the British Varkey Foundation.
"The thousands of applications and applications we have received from all corners of the world reflect the achievements of teachers and their enormous impact on our lives," he said.
Rawal will compete with teachers from the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, the United States, Georgia, Brazil, Argentina, Australia, Japan and Kenya, selected by the Global Teacher Prize Committee among the 50 best in the world.
The unveiling of the last 10 was accompanied by a special message from Hollywood star Hugh Jackman, who described the teachers as "superheroes".
"When I was a kid, there were a lot of superheroes I wanted to be. But I can tell you now, from where I come from, with all my experience, the real superheroes are teachers – they are the ones who are changing the world, "said the Australian actor-singer-producer known for his roles in the "X" Film Franchise "Men".
The winner of this year's award will be selected from the 10 finalists of the Global Teacher Prize Academy and officially announced at a prize-giving ceremony at the end of the Global Education & Skills Forum in Dubai on March 24th.
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