Chintan Girish Modi
Ruskin Bond, a well-known name across generations, comes up with a book to build English skills. The book is a collection of short-stories, poems and novel extracts. Is the collection curated in a manner that is relevant and useful for today’s students? Do the activities suggested in the book help the reader learn English?
Geetha Iyer
This book by Katie Bagli talks about 23 tree species. It tells stories about these species and, of course, has information on them. It brings out, with simplicity, how trees are connected with other species – how they are ecosystems in themselves.
Simran Luthra
This podcast, conceptualized and executed by Samina Mishra, has children recite poetry. It also tells us about experiences of children. The podcast brings in idealism, hope and nature to our lives. It also questions how we engage with our country and makes us question whether a separate kind of engagement from the one we currently have is possible.
Sheel
Many of us cannot do without coffee. Some love its smell and some its taste, some love it hot and some cold, some love the instant version and some are purists, some fall in love over it and some fight for it; few are those who are able to ignore it. Let us talk about coffee with children – where it came from, its journey over the years and, of course, how it is a part of our lives today!
Prakash Chand
This is a heartfelt note on a school in Uttarakhand and its founder. The author is a student at the school. He describes how school has not only focused on education that is relevant locally but also established linkages to enable children to get a wide ranges of learning experiences.
Anuradha C
The author asks questions about AI and homework; questions many of us may soon grapple with. Do children use AI to do homework? How can teachers figure this out? What can teachers do to discourage students from falling into this trap?
Arun Elassery
The author is on a journey where he is unlearning and undoing the damage that the formal education brought upon him. Here he shares excerpts from books that have helped him in this journey. Books, on education, by relatively unknown Indians. Books that may set the reading thinking about education.
Timira
The author argues that the regular pedagogy is not exactly interesting and one way to get out of this dullness is for teachers to collaborate with artists. Teaching needs to be seen as a creative practice and teachers need to identify themselves as creative practitioners.
Mamata Pandya
A woman who has a comet named after her! A woman deeply involved in the movement for woman’s right to vote, own property and receive the same time of education and opportunities offered to men. Know more about Maria Mitchell born in the year 1818.
Ranjeeta Prajapati
Is it enough if we praise a student? Or we need to take care while praising as well? A teacher shares her experience.
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