Nimesh Ved
Economics as a subject is introduced to children in middle school, but it is possible for children to engage with the subject even at younger ages through books like Poor Economics for Kids. The book has its pros and cons. Read the review to find out if your needs will be met.
Nimesh Ved
“Should one not love the mountains because they are there?” Nimesh Ved reviews Mala Kumar’s “Up the Mountains of India.”
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.
Simran Luthra
Lights Out and Kolam Kanna by Vibha Batra highlight children’s agency in meaningful, heartwarming ways. Simran Luthra reviews these books as wonderful reads for kids as well as adults who appreciate the joys of a slower pace of life.
Chintan Girish Modi
From village tales to taboo topics, Indian children’s books have come a long way, writes Chintan Girish Modi.
Chintan Girish Modi
Vishal Vasanthakumar’s The Smart and the Dumb uncovers the politics of education in India, arguing that instead of being a social leveller, it often widens inequalities. Here’s a review of the book by Chintan Girish Modi.
Dawa Lahmu Yolmo
A group of teachers transformed the pandemic’s challenges into a groundbreaking approach to education, captured in A Learning Community of Reflective Teachers, edited by Dr. Neeraja Raghavan. According to Dawa Yolmo, this book is a must-read for teachers, as it will inspire them to embrace change, think critically, and grow professionally.
Neerja Singh
“To Every Parent To Every School” by V. Raghunathan and Meena Raghunathan is a vital read for anyone involved in guiding young people. Through engaging anecdotes and insightful research, Neerja Singh’s review highlights the importance of developing students’ values, empathy, and critical thinking.
Chintan Girish Modi
Chintan Girish Modi reviews P. Sainath’s latest book, Unknown Heroes of India’s Freedom Struggle, a collection of 16 untold stories of farmers, workers, and everyday heroes who fought for India’s freedom. Illustrated by various talented artists, it includes ideas for activities and discussions, and provides a fresh perspective on history.
Deepa Onkar
Our reviewer shares views on a book that talks about possibilities in mathematics education beyond the conventional classrooms, of the connect of mathematics with nature and a lot else!
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