Tuesday, March 19, 2024

Tag: Education

Issues around Prejudices and Morality in Children

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The article explores ideas around prejudice and morality among young minds and looks at how it impacts their engagement with the world.
The need of the hour is to encourage states to spend more on public education.

Why State Governments Need to Spend More on Education: The Delhi Case

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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.
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

Learning from Ambedkar: An Educator’s Experiences from the Ground

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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.

Rural Schools and Anganwadis: A Report from Jhansi District

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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.
BOOK COVER/ A COMPLETE HISTORY OF INDIA

BOOK REVIEW/ A Complete History of India by Roshen Dalal

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

Understanding How Gender Barriers Impact Subject Choices in School Education

The article tries to examine gender biases that impacts subject choices in school education impacting the lives of countless women in India and the world.

Book Review| Danger: SCHOOL!A Powerful and Artistic Commentary on our Schools

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Children spend precious years of their lives in schools often without even equipping themselves with the curiosity to learn or the inquisitively to explore.
Several walls on Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus were defaced with anti-Brahmin slogan/ Photo Credit: MoneyControl

Caste, Religion and Our Classrooms

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When stereotypes based on one’s caste and religious identities, and resultant symbolic violence disrupt our classrooms, we lose the spirit of emancipatory education.
A group of young women sitting together and reading/ Image for representative purposes only

What’s behind Taliban’s Fear of Educated Young Women?

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The Taliban's determination to curtail women's educational rights has attracted widespread criticism, here is an article exploring the issue.
Can online/virtual classes become a potential ground for practicing discrimination?

Math teachers in virtual classes tend to view girls and Black students as less...

The article argues that online classes can be discriminatory and hold an inherent bias against women/girl students or people of racial minorities. Is it true?

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