Editorial
Take the break!
We’re entering that time of year when a certain lethargy takes over. Even as we stare at the piles of uncorrected examination papers, or pack away the last of the notes and materials from the year gone by, or are...
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August 2024
Editorial
Small gestures with big impact
Teachers are magicians. The kind of classroom environment they create leads to not just curricular learning, but social and emotional development as well. This issue of Teacher Plus gives teachers the tool of design to create some more magic.
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Editorial
Take the break!
We’re entering that time of year when a certain lethargy takes over. Even as we stare at the piles of uncorrected examination papers, or pack away the last of the notes and materials from the year gone by, or are...
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The week before
Would you think of geography as an interdisciplinary subject? Akanksha writes about the physical and human divisions of the subject and how these can be taught in interesting yet relatable ways.
How well do geography textbooks reflect India’s real diversity? Sachidanand Sinha writes about how the discipline has been evolving.
Geography teaching is no longer static. Dr. N. Saraswathi writes about how it can be made dynamic, digital, and deeply relevant.
Geography is a way of seeing the world, writes Dr Chandra Shekhar Balachandran. He shares everyday examples and hands-on activities to develop the ‘geographer’s eye’.
May-June 2024
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April 2025
Children can feel overwhelmed by failure. Megha Bajaj shares five ways for educators and parents to respond and help children grow.
Libraries are not just reading spaces anymore, they can and should be a lot more.
Why do students hesitate to ask or answer questions in class? Manaswini Sridhar writes about small shifts in teaching and parenting that can encourage open dialogue.
March 2025
What if your child’s true talent lies outside textbooks? Anuradha C writes about how parents and schools can nurture children’s skills in sports, music, and arts without compromising essential learning.
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.
What makes a lesson great? Nidhi Solanki writes about how subjects can be brought to life and taught creatively through hands-on activities.
February 2025
School uniforms are more than clothes – they’re symbols of equality, discipline, and nostalgia. Anuradha C wonders if they also stifle individuality. What do you think?
What would the world look like with more women in STEM? Simran Luthra writes about the endless possibilities.
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.
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Small gestures with big impact
Teachers are magicians. The kind of classroom environment they create leads to not just curricular learning, but social and emotional...
Read MoreContextualizing geography education
Mohd. Mustafa Kamal From glacier walks to soil testing, teachers in Ladakh are redefining geography education. Mohd. Mustafa Kamal shares how students get to explore ice stupas, mountain passes, and...
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Where stones speak:
Radhika Gupta A family trip to Rajasthan inspires Radhika Gupta to film the sights and sounds to bring alive Jaipur’s forts, lakes and streets for her students. Doing so introduced...
Read MoreLearning geography firsthand:
Kavita Anand From growing rice to watching the sunrise on Marina beach, Kavita Anand writes about real-world encounters that can make geography meaningful, memorable, and deeply human.
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Anand Krishnaswamy Before fjords and volcanoes, geography is about the tree outside your window. Anand Krishnaswamy writes about how teachers can use the familiar, and let nature be students’ first...
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