Ambition
Ramya Sriram
As children we want to do many things when we grow up. But as a grown-up we have to choose to do only one of those many things, why? Is it not possible to be all that we wanted to be when we were children?
Ramya Sriram
As children we want to do many things when we grow up. But as a grown-up we have to choose to do only one of those many things, why? Is it not possible to be all that we wanted to be when we were children?
Sweety Rastogi
Math should enhance a student’s ability to think out-of-the-box, find new connections, and create new paths. However, the way we teach math today is only to help the student pass the exam. The actual objective of learning math is not achieved. It is time that we revolutionize math teaching and encourage curiosity and the ability to think differently.
Mamata Pandya
“Charles Babbage is the father of the computer”, this is one of the first things that children are taught when the subject is introduced in school. While Babbage conceived the Analytical Engine, it was the notes, explaining the workings of the machine, by another mathematical genius that inspired Alan Turing to work on the first modern computer. This genius was one of the pioneers of computer science and she was a woman: Ada Lovelace.
Kishor Nikhare
If you have observed children play, you will notice that they have a lot of fun even as they gain many life skills such as working together as a team, problem-solving, etc. Why don’t we try using games to teach them math and English too?
Setu Havanur and Spatica Ramanujam
Human emotions are fascinating, complex, and confusing; they are not static but alive. How can we then teach something that is so animate by asking students to simply read about emotions from a textbook? Help your students understand emotions better using the performing arts.
Shalini Solanki
Songs, dance, drama, musical performances — school annual days are platforms for students to showcase their talent. But is that all there is to an annual day? School annual days are
also events where several other life skills including leadership skills can be developed.
Madhuri Anand
Silent libraries are slowing fading away and their place is being taken up by new-age libraries that are active learning spaces. See how a library educator transformed the library in her school by including games in the library to promote reading.
Anuradha C
Students dread them, parents treat them as school or teacher appraisal forums, and for the teachers they are a chore. So how can we make the parent-teacher meet productive for all stakeholders?
Sandhya Deshpande
If you have answered the above question with “cook”, then you are not using your kitchen optimally. Every kitchen is a mini school and if we take some time to think we can find all the subjects we teach in school right there in our kitchens. So wear your aprons, hold your spoons and spatulas and bring your children into the kitchen.
Shilpa D
A teacher is more than just a teacher. She has to wear so many different hats and play the role of the counsellor, the lawyer, the comedian and so many more.
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