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What Happens When Gen Z Starts Teaching Gen Z?

What really happens inside a CLAT coaching institute once the class ends?In this episode of Beyond The Brief, I sit down with a fellow CLAT educator, Ms. Neelakshi Joshi, for an unfiltered conversation about teaching, coaching culture, students, workplace dynamics, and everything in between.From pick-me teachers and classroom politics to our own law school memories, we discuss the things teachers often joke about in private but rarely say publicly. We also share some hilarious, heartwarming, and occasionally chaotic stories from our time in classrooms.Whether you’re a CLAT aspirant, a law student, an educator, or someone who has spent years in coaching institutes, you’ll probably find at least one story that feels very familiar.In this episode:📚 The reality of teaching in CLAT coaching👀 Pick-me teachers and coaching culture🎓 Law school memories and college-day rants😂 Funny classroom moments and student stories☕ Workplace dynamics and staff room conversations🎤 What students don’t know about their teachersNo scripts. No filters. Just two teachers sharing stories, observations, and experiences from the other side of the classroom.If you’ve ever attended a coaching class, this episode is for you.Unfiltered Intro & Casual Banter0:00 - Unfiltered Intro & Casual Banter0:53 - Treating Students Like Siblings vs. Kids1:40 - How to Set Professional Boundaries in Class2:35 - Face-to-Face…

Rashmi Jain 17 Jun 2026 1:17:30

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