Tag: Education

In classrooms rich with linguistic, cultural, and social diversity, innovation begins with empathy. This article explores how creative pedagogy can turn every difference into a source of shared learning and happiness.

Young children can express ideas through journal writing. Dialogue journals nurture creativity, confidence, and authentic language learning beyond rote classroom practices.

The pedagogical engagement of Generation Z necessitates a fundamental reorientation of classroom practices. Beyond knowledge transmission, teachers are required to function as mentors who integrate technology with empathy. Addressing Gen Z’s intellectual and emotional needs is imperative to foster critical inquiry, resilience, and responsible citizenship in contemporary education.

Why does the Puroik community find it increasingly challenging to fight the paternalistic prejudices and social structures that also impact their access to opportunities of social mobility?

The following piece looks at issues around girls' education with a special focus on caste, religion, location, and identity in contemporary India.

The article explores ideas around prejudice and morality among young minds and looks at how it impacts their engagement with the world.

The article looks at the important concern of states regarding generation of funds to support public education, the specific focus here is on the case of Delhi.

Social injustice and caste discrimination are all around us but here’s how an educational intervention called Shiksha Swaraj draws inspiration from B.R. Ambedkar to brighten the future of children from marginalised backgrounds.

Anganwadis play a vital role in rural India and with due infrastructural and budgetary allocation they can bridge the much widening gap between developmental goals and on ground realities.

Roshen Dalal weaves together the complex and divergent threads of Indian history retaining both complexity of narrative as well as beauty of presentation.