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Subha Das Mollick
How do you teach English to children unfamiliar with the language? Subha Das Mollick shares a fresh approach of starting with familiar words instead of the alphabet.
Subha Das Mollick
How do you teach English to children unfamiliar with the language? Subha Das Mollick shares a fresh approach of starting with familiar words instead of the alphabet.
Nidhi Solanki
What makes a lesson great? Nidhi Solanki writes about how subjects can be brought to life and taught creatively through hands-on activities.
Simran Luthra
What would the world look like with more women in STEM? Simran Luthra writes about the endless possibilities.
Divya Choudary
From black holes to vaccines, Divya Choudary writes about 13 extraordinary women who redefined science and transformed our understanding of space, health, AI, and more.
Kalpana Sharma
What do schools and orchestras have in common? Both thrive on harmony, collaboration, and understanding. Read Kalpana Sharma’s piece on how schools can teach us to listen and resolve conflicts meaningfully.
Lakshmi Karunakaran
From the landslides in Kerala to war-torn regions across the globe, Lakshmi Karunakaran writes about how educators nurture hope in themselves and their students even in the most challenging conditions. In these times of wars and conflicts worldwide, Teacher Plus’ Hope Series will bring to you stories, books, activities, and much more that will encourage you to foster a culture of hope within and around you. This article is the first in the series.
Vignesh Krishnan
India’s education system is one of the largest in the world, but its scale presents immense challenges. Despite high enrollment rates, quality outcomes remain a concern. Vignesh Krishnan writes about the strengths and weaknesses of the government education system, asking whether it’s time for private organizations to step in.
Fiona Vaz
Why are private schools seen as better than government schools? Fiona Vaz explores how and why private schools have become synonymous with quality education, despite data showing only a slight edge over their government counterparts.
Madhuri Katti
Student burnout has become a pressing concern in India and other parts of Asia, where there is a strong emphasis on academic performance. Students’ routines are often filled with school, coaching centers, hobby classes, and additional tuition classes, leaving them exhausted without time for rest, play, or exploration. The pressure to perform well in academics is compounded by parental and peer expectations, leading to anxiety and further burnout. In our cover story, Madhuri Katti writes about how burnout in students often goes undiagnosed and untreated.
Ashwin Prabhu
Can museums transcend their dusty reputations and become dynamic hubs of discovery for students? Ashwin Prabhu delves into innovative approaches that could revolutionize educational experiences within museum walls.
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