Women’s Education: A Contrast Between the Colonial and Contemporary Period
Education for women is an important step in the development and growth of a society, yet it continues to be a neglected domain from the colonial period till the present times.
Reflections and Analysis of ‘Educational Quality’ as Reflected in Some Important...
The following article undertakes an analysis of ‘Educational Quality’ as reflected in some important educational documents such as the RTE,SDG,NCF and NEP.
JNUSU Confuses students: Releases Statement Asking Students to Register by Paying...
In a confusing move, the JNUSU asked students to register after depositing old tuition fee, withdrew statement shortly.
The Teacher as the New Villain: Seeing Beyond the Binaries
While discriminatory and prejudiced practices may be rampant, one cannot deny the extremely empowering presence of some teachers as catalysts for transformation.
Dropout Rate/Arunachal Pradesh Refurbishes ‘Old’ Bus to ‘Vibrant’ Classroom
Lohit district in Arunachal Pradesh has converted an old bus into a vibrant classroom, students are now motivated to come to school.
Education with Awareness is the Key
The mechanisation and alienation often characteristic of the contemporary education system must be challenged with an education that is premised on awareness.
Worrying Policy-Trends in School Education: Challenges and Dilemmas
For the populace of 490 million children born in India in this new millennium, the majority of whom are poor, the dream and hope of equitable school education continues to elude.
Pedagogy/Relevance of Education from Gandhi, Freire and Dewey’s Perspective
The educational discourse of Gandhi, Freire and Dewey remind us of the multi-faceted debates on the meaning and significance of education in the society.
English as Empowerment? Karnataka’s Answer is Bilingual Classrooms
Karnataka government schools strike balance between Kannada and English as mediums of instruction.