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.
Mehak Siddiqui
From superhero physics to artistic storytelling, Mehak Siddiqui shares a five-day plan to integrate comics to engage students like never before.
Neerja Singh
Navigating digital etiquette: In a world driven by technology, teaching digital citizenship is as essential as teaching table manners once was. Neerja Singh explores how we can prepare students to thrive responsibly online.
Dr. Madan Meena
Who are the gatekeepers of design education? Madan Meena has often turned our imagination of design upside down with his work in the field and his design education initiatives like the Arna Jharna Museum and Adivasi Academy. In this piece we ask him to talk about context and its place in design education.
Manu Neelakandhan
A reflective journey of a design stalwart – why he chose to practice design, what it did for him, how he engages with varied stakeholders in his journey and articulates the value of design to them, and what the value of design is as a social, cultural, and ecological catalyst.
Siddhi Gupta
If only spoken and written words come to mind when you think of literature, you need to expand your horizon. Visual storytelling is a very old art form, especially in a culturally rich country like India. By introducing your students to books that tell stories through folk art, we can rethink literature classes beyond narratives and classics and help our students imagine, wonder, and understand the world better.
Yater Nyokir
Literature has the power to inspire, encourage, reform, and introduce us to new cultures, traditions, and people. Here is how literature has been helping bring an isolated and unknown land from the dark into the light.
Anuja Chandramouli
Indian mythology is basking in the sudden surge of popularity it has been receiving. Come to think of it, the Greek, Egyptian, and Mayan tales of myth are still where they were, but Indian mythology finds new readers in every generation, because it has the courage to reinvent and re-present itself.
Tariq Khan
Literary translations introduce us to masterpieces and great writers from other languages, they help us meet different people and cultures and thus they play an integrative role in society. Literary translations also help enrich the existing literature in a language. So, what does translating a work from one langue to another involve? How does a translator decide on the choice of words to convey the original meaning? Can knowledge of translation help a language teacher?
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