An educationally-sound appreciation and analysis of the Indian NEP (National Education Policy) is perhaps the best window to understanding the human development challenges in what is demographically going to be the most populous country in the world, with the youngest population, intensively and extensively diverse, middle-class educational ethos, entrepreneurial culture, etc. The third dimension of […]
Read more >An educationally-sound appreciation and analysis of the Indian NEP (National Education Policy) is perhaps the best window to understanding the human development challenges in what is demographically going to be the most populous country in the world, with the youngest population, intensively and extensively diverse, middle-class educational ethos, entrepreneurial culture, etc. The second dimension of […]
Read more >An educationally-sound* appreciation and analysis of the Indian NEP (National Education Policy) is perhaps the best window to understanding the human development challenges in what is demographically going to be the most populous country in the world, with the youngest population, intensively and extensively diverse, middle-class educational ethos, entrepreneurial culture, etc. The first dimension of […]
Read more >It is no coincidence that the world’s most valued Edtech was birthed in India, in what may be the most supplemented school education system in the world. To be true, Asia is the humankind’s tuition and coaching hotspot, but the same is a different breed in (subcontinental) India. In the rest of Asia, supplementing is […]
Read more >‘LD’ does not stand for a single disorder. It is a term that refers to a group of disorders. There is not a ‘lone sign’ that indicates that a person has a learning disability. Experts look for a noticeable difference between how well a child does in school and how well he or she could […]
Read more >Set up a homework schedule For some children, the task of deciding when to sit down and do homework may be too difficult. They may decide to do their homework after school or after dinner – it is a personal choice and has to do with learning style. However, once the time is determined, the […]
Read more >Further, careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) will remain the easiest gateway to professional success. No child should feel excluded from career opportunities in STEM due to poor academic performance at school. The reality, on the other hand, is that the overwhelming majority of students face a ‘regressive shock’. Students helplessly live in an […]
Read more >Every child is special! Families celebrate and rejoice the arrival of a child. They have dreams and expectations for their newborn. As one parent said, he was too overwhelmed when his son was born. He dreamt of playing soccer with the child and having him as a partner in his adventure trips. Many others seek […]
Read more >We are currently transitioning to the fourth industrial revolution driven by the fusion of knowledge and technologies blurring the lines between physical, digital, and biological spheres. The First Industrial Revolution used water and steam power to mechanize production. The Second used electric power to create mass production. The Third used electronics and IT to automate […]
Read more >AI today has the potential to revolutionise industry and services in a way that electricity did in the last century. Not to be bogged down by lack of an engineering or an advanced degree, anyone with a firm understanding of math and statistics concepts and with a logical thought process can foray into the realm […]
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