Aditi Mathur and Ratnesh Mathur
Beginning with the March issue, Aditi Mathur and Ratnesh Mathur are writing a series of articles breaking down popular myths related to children and learning. This first article encourages readers to stop propagating this myth of the child and childhood. Want to know why childhood is a myth? Read the article.
Sushma Rana
Using a little bit of imagination, creativity and a few dice here are some fun educational games for the primary classes.
Manaswini Sridhar
Does your child fall sick regularly? Does he/she miss many days at school? What do you do? How do you make it easy for your child to tide over the frequent breaks? Manaswini Sridhar gives you the prescription.
Yasmin Jayathirtha
Through this month’s column, the author shares with her readers simple experiments using sulfur that will help students understand the element better.
Sheel
Every family has a tale to tell and every family can teach us something. Here are some ideas around the concept of family that you can use in different classrooms and at different levels.
Rohini Oomman
Lately there has been a lot of fervour surrounding the Lokpal Bill. Anna Hazare and his team have come up with an alternative Jan Lokpal Bill. The media is bringing in experts to discuss, debate and write on this issue. Why not use this opportunity to get your own students to think, voice and debate the Lokpal Bill in the classroom?
Rittu Abichandani
The major players in the field of education have all agreed that technology will enhance the learning experience. Now it is important that steps are taken to infuse technology into the curriculum to get teachers to accept this new role of technology in education just as easily as they accept textbooks.
Nandini Nayar
Good writing is a skill that needs to be encouraged and developed and Cheryl Rao’s series of 8 books called Fun with creative writing attempts to do just that. Rao’s instructions are easy to follow and make writing seem not like a chore but a fun activity. She helps children begin at the beginning and blossom into young creative writers by the end of the 8th book.
Amit Deshwal
A simple experiment that this author conducted with children from a rural school led him to ask thought-provoking questions on the education system that we are working in.
Geetha Iyer
Schools are now running the last lap before they close down for summer. And summer means holidays, beaches, shells. So this time in Nature watch we introduce you to molluscs and bring you activities you can do and things you can observe while you are having fun at the beach.
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