For a few years now, our columnist Neerja Singh has been writing about how adults can stay “a step ahead” of the children we interact with, particularly in relation to digital tools and their use. Her column acknowledges the challenges of keeping up with accelerating changes in our environment, and the confusions that can arise when we see children occupying a world that is so different, in so many ways.
Monica Kochar
Can math go beyond numbers and equations? Monica Kochar writes how integrating global themes into math lessons can inspire students to think critically, and learn to solve real-world problems.
Shreshtha Saluja
Art isn’t just for expression – it’s for connection. Shreshtha Saluja writes how art-integrated learning bridges education, emotional growth, and real-world problem-solving, creating a classroom culture of empathy and collaboration.
Sana B Khan
What happens when you can’t see the world around you? Sana B Khan shares how she helped her visually impaired students connect with the beauty of nature.
Shalini Sabikhi
From designing miniature landscapes to exploring ecosystems, terrariums have many benefits. Shalini Sabikhi also shares tips to make your own terrarium at home.
Sanjhee Gianchandani
An inclusive classroom isn’t just fair; it’s transformative. Sanjhee Gianchandani shares how mindful teaching practices, accessible tools, and all-encompassing language can build a harmonious learning environment where students thrive.
Neeraja Raghavan
What made a teacher with decades of experience rethink her approach to teaching? Neeraja Raghavan shares an inspiring story.
Nimesh Ved
What if Sita and Helen told their own stories? Nimesh Ved reviews a book that offers a new look at these two iconic mythological women.
Neerja Singh
Smartphones have revolutionized education but they also come with distractions, cyberbullying, and mental health issues. Neerja Singh writes about how Indian schools can create a balance between the benefits and challenges of these powerful devices.
Nirmala Raman
Mathematical concepts aren’t just for sums; they also come handy in daily life. For example, geometry can be useful in martial arts. Nirmala Raman’s worksheets will help ease many such mathematical challenges for young and curious learners.
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