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About the Conference

As educators, we hold the key to unlocking the potential of every learner, but that journey begins with a growth mindset. This conference is a powerful invitation for educators to embrace the growth mindset—where challenges become opportunities and effort fuels success. Designed for teachers and school leaders, we’ll explore practical strategies to transform teaching, build student resilience, and foster a culture of continuous learning.

It’s more than professional development; it’s a mindset shift. Join us in reimagining what it means to teach, lead, and grow.

Date and Time	City	Venue
24 Apr 2026 \| 9am - 3pm	Ulaanbaatar	Singapore School of Mongolia Auditorium WW3F+748, HUD - 15 khoroo, Ulaanbaatar 17011, Mongolia Show Google Map
Free registration and lunch will be provided.

Event Information

Time	Activity
9am - 9.30am	Registration
9.30am - 10am	Opening Address by MCE
10am - 12pm	Training Session Critical Thinking and Problem Solving for a Growth Mindset Culture by Mr. Atraju S/O Kanan Ramdas In today’s fast-changing world, critical thinking and problem-solving are vital skills for cultivating a growth mindset in learners. This session highlights how Mathematics and Digital Literacy, with their emphasis on reasoning, critical thinking and adaptability, offer rich opportunities for students to tackle challenges, persist through difficulties, and view mistakes as stepping stones to deeper understanding. It also explores how schools can foster cultures of continuous growth, where both teachers and students embrace challenges with confidence and thrive in an ever-evolving global landscape.
12pm - 1pm	Lunch and Networking
1pm - 2.30pm	Training Session (continued) Critical Thinking and Problem Solving for a Growth Mindset Culture by Mr. Atraju S/O Kanan Ramdas
2.30pm - 3pm	MCEduHub Walkthrough
3pm - 3.30pm	Lucky Draw and Closing

Our Speaker

Mr. Atraju SO Kanan Ramdas

Mr. Atraju s/o Kanan Ramdas brings over two decades of experience with Singapore’s Ministry of Education, where he has held key leadership roles in curriculum design, character education, and school leadership. As a Vice-Principal and Senior Curriculum Planning Officer at the Curriculum Planning and Development Division (CPDD), he contributed to the development of Singapore’s national Mathematics curriculum and teacher training initiatives. Having led both Character and Citizenship Education as well as Mathematics departments, he brings a unique blend of academic rigour and values-based leadership to the design of holistic and future-ready learning experiences.

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