EDUCATION

One hundred and fifty years after Maria Montessori’s birth, tens of thousands of teachers around the world still hail her innovations and educational philosophy. One...

A steady internet connection, decent availability of space and parental support make online education a welcome proposition for the children of the elite, but what about the others?

Assam has the highest dropout rates among all states at both primary and secondary levels of schooling.

Writing for children is an art that requires the adult mind to transcend the limitedness of imagination and enter the child’s innocent world. It is both an experiment and an art that requires much attention and a great deal of honesty.

A heterogeneous classroom is an exciting site for a teacher. Here is an article that narrates a creative teacher’s experimentations—the way she shows her sensitivity to cultural/social diversity, taps the potential of each child, and evolves a pedagogic milieu that encourages the child to sharpen her concepts.

As online teaching becomes the new trend, the questions of accessibility and equality complicate the domain of learning.

EDUCATION The systematic reversal of this provision without informed debate and research is a set-back to the progress made and dilutes children’s educational right. Governments must understand that curricular decisions shall be mediated by an understanding of the complexities of educational practice. Gunjan Sharma

The mechanisation and alienation often characteristic of the contemporary education system must be challenged with an education that is premised on awareness.

This article tries to understand the “Desh ke Mentor” initiative under Youth for Education (YFE) program of the Delhi government.

FROM THE TEACHER’S PODIUM  The teacher within the classroom is faced with the perpetual task of dealing with children of diverse kinds often with attention...