Making books for children
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
From village tales to taboo topics, Indian children’s books have come a long way, writes Chintan Girish Modi.
Shalini Solanki
Placing students at the center of their learning experience can enhance their language skills, critical thinking, and appreciation for literature. From generating their own questions to engaging in debates and real-world language tasks, Shalini Solanki shares strategies for making English classes more interactive and engaging.
Deepa Sreenivas
We are all so very comfortable and happy in our standardized world that when we hear or see something that is outside the norm, we reject it. But unless we include different perspectives in our stories, how are we going to build an inclusive world, a world that is home to all?
Radhika Chhaparia
When one thinks of philosophy, one immediately frames it as a subject for adults. But children can be quite philosophical too. How can we feed and help this philosophical bent in children grow? Can stories help?
Suroor Alikhan
We are becoming more and more selfish and less understanding and accepting of ‘the other’. In a world that is ready to take up arms at the drop of a hat, we need something that will help build bridges between communities. And the best way to understand a community that is different from us is to read their stories. So, when will you being to read the world?
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.
Naina Joseph
For students learning and living in the 21st century, how relevant can Shakespeare be? What can they learn from stories that were written aeons ago? Well, if students are still experiencing anger, jealousy, hatred, love, and alienation, then they have a lot to learn from Shakespeare, whose works showcased these very human emotions.
B Ajitha
The CBSE literature curriculum for high school is designed to help students gain not only life skills but also the necessary tools to engage with the world. It is therefore imperative that we teach them the subject in a manner that piques their interest. Here are a few tips and suggestions.
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