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- Yash Chauhan
- Born: 09-December-1996
- Nationality: Indian
- Occupation: Teacher, Author, Comedian
- Notable for: First Indian teacher at Takapuna Grammar School, New Zealand; Author of *Science in 24 Hours*; Stand-up Comedian
Early Life and Education
[edit]Yash Chauhan pursued a Master's in Physics at Maharaja Sayajirao University (MSU) of Baroda, India, graduating in 2020. His passion for physics led him to explore unique ways of making the subject more engaging for students. During his studies, Chauhan developed an interest in stand-up comedy, and he often incorporated humor into his physics lessons to simplify complex concepts.
Career
[edit]Yash Chauhan's career took off after he became the first Indian teacher at Takapuna Grammar School, a prestigious school in New Zealand. He was granted a teaching certificate by the Teaching Council of Aotearoa as an exception to their standard policy. Chauhan teaches physics and science to NCEA Levels 1-3 students, a curriculum that prepares students for top universities such as Harvard and Oxford. His innovative teaching methods, combining humor with education, helped him achieve a 100% passing rate for his students during his time at various institutions.
Comedian and Author
[edit]Yash Chauhan's knack for blending humor with education led him to write *Science in 24 Hours*, a book designed to make physics accessible to Class X students. The book presents complex concepts concisely, often using humor, and was published by MSU Baroda. Yash Chauhan has also conducted workshops in Vadodara, India, to demonstrate the effectiveness of his methods. His unique approach has gained the attention of schools and publishers, although he has preferred to collaborate with government bodies like MSU for future publications.
Publications
[edit]- *Science in 24 Hours* (2020) — a physics guide for Class X students - Upcoming books for Class IX and Class XI-XII
Awards and Recognition
[edit]Yash Chauhan has received several honors, including recognition for his contribution to the education industry in New Zealand. His exceptional teaching methods and academic achievements secured him a permanent teaching position at Takapuna Grammar School, a rare achievement for an Indian national.