Tag: 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.

Children spend precious years of their lives in schools often without even equipping themselves with the curiosity to learn or the inquisitively to explore.

When stereotypes based on one’s caste and religious identities, and resultant symbolic violence disrupt our classrooms, we lose the spirit of emancipatory education.

The Taliban's determination to curtail women's educational rights has attracted widespread criticism, here is an article exploring the issue.

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?

The following article looks at the importance of the various perspectives on peace and how they can help us find solutions for a shared living amid a conflicted world.

Research in recent decades has documented the multiple benefits of outdoor education from the cognitive, physical, psychological and social perspectives.

Bell Hooks is known for her feminist thought and interesting work on pedagogy as an art. Here is a passage from her well known work where she shares with her readers her passion for the field of education and why she cannot remain a distant and aloof teacher.

Students perform well, not when they are discouraged and labelled but when they get a warm, loving and supporting environment from teachers.

Is it possible to create a compassionate and loving space that nurtures the spirit of learning? Here is an account of expereinces from a two-day visit to Thulir, a centre for learning in Sittilingi,Tamil Nadu ,that the writer recently undertook.