Sheel
We have just left behind some beautiful memories made during the vacation and it is time now to get back in earnest to classroom work. To make this transition easy why not pull out some of those vacation memories and convert them into teaching points?The author uses her own vacation in Sikkim to tell you how this can be done.
Ankita Shah
Schools are a microcosm of society; they play an important role in shaping children’s ideas and giving them identities which then influence the school-student-teacher relationships. The book, School Worlds–an ethnographic study, serves as a source of reflection for teachers on the part that they directly or indirectly play in forming these identities.
Rowan Salim and Manish Jain
Learning of the havoc that junk food can wreck, understanding the enivronmental implications of importing food, encouraging local ingredients when making your food, learning to make fusion foods– these are some of the things a group of young children learnt as part of their summer camp at an unschool learning centre.
Ardra Balachandran
Should art be seen only as a hobby? Is it meant only for children who are good at drawing? Should it be confined only as an activity for summer? In an attempt to answer these questions and give art its due place, Aparna Vinod a young and enterprising mother started The Craft Caravan.
Nirmala Balasubramanyam
Music, conversation and art marked the launch of the book, Aata Aadu in Bengaluru.
Geetha Iyer
Some of us hate their sight, others squirm at the thought of these creatures. There is hardly any of us who has good things to say about the cockroach. But here’s why all of us should admire them.
Kamakshi Balasubramanian
Teaching children to write can be quite a challenge.Here is an exercise that will get the creative juices of your students flowing.
Fiona Vaz
Empathy is perhaps the element that makes us different from animals, makes us human beings. Our ability to not just tolerate but accept “the other” is a very important aspect of who we will become. In order to have a better, more peaceful and happy society it is necessary that we create environments that nurture and grow the empathetic feelings that children are naturally wired for.
Neeraja Raghavan
In her column this time, Neeraja Raghavan, analyzes the chapter of a book that asks teachers to undertake a few exercises to find out how their teaching philosophies evolved and whether they are as effective as the teachers thought they would be.
Aditi Rao
Everybody is talking about the need to create empathetic spaces, nurture empathy. A good way to do that is through the different art forms. Tell stories that incite curiosity, give assignments where your students have to inquire/research about other people, listen to another person’s feelings and play the role of person different from them in a drama.
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