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IN MATTERS OF LEARNING, DOES OLD SCHOOL RULE?

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Is online learning effective? The LearnED Talk spoke to students, parents and teachers to find out Sravanthi Challapalli “Eye pain, ear pain, back pain, sitting pain, no concentration” – this is how 12-year-old Ilakhya (namechanged) responds to a question on whether she likes going to school online. Initially, she thought it would be fun to do so but realised she would...
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In Conversation… WHEN A LOCAL TRADITION ENRICHES SCHOOLS

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Kalvi Seer borrows a gifting custom that involves the local community to donate much needed equipment for schools. Mr R Selvakannan, the headmaster of Panchayat Union Primary School, K Paramathi, in Karur district of Tamil Nadu, came up with the idea of Kalvi Seer in 2014. A movement which urged parents to donate materials needed in their children’s schools, it succeeded in involving the community, caught the imagination of many and led to the...
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THE SUPERHERO TEACHER

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  Teachers have a great mission to ignite the minds of the young. Not only does the teacher provide knowledge,but the teacher also shapes the student’s life with great dreams and aims. - Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, my grandfather’s brother, is a guiding light in many people’s lives. My life has been intertwined with the great life of Dr. Kalam for over 30 years. I followed him in going to the same school, college...
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4 WAYS TO BECOME A BETTER TEACHER

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Upskilling, or learning additional skills to keep up with developments in one’s profession, is vital for anyone to stay relevant and advance in their...
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A HELPING HAND FOR YOUNG HEARTS AND MINDS

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Manodarpan is the Ministry of Education’s counselling service that seeks to help students in school and college deal with the fallout of...
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A SKEWED CLASSROOM RATIO THAT NEEDS BALANCING

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The 1:40 teacher-student ratio affects the efficacy of teachers, hurts students and weakens the system. Crowd control is no longer a term used in the context...
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A TALE OF FORTITUDE

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Sravanthi Challapalli If there is an endearing story full of hope, fortitude, youth, learning, will and determination, this is...
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FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK

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Dear Educators/Teachers,   Being an educator is a blessing Every educator has a moral mission and a commitment to mold confident, competent and compassionate young minds. Our...
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