Tag Archives: learning
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Why our children do not want to become teachers- a reflection.
When I started working in education domain, I used to wonder why there are no Maria Montessori, no Thorndike, and no Piaget ever coming from India. With the passage of time, I came [...] -
Retrospecting My Learning Factors – Part 1
Learning does not happen through one way. There are multiple ways and each of us is comfortable only in a few set of ways. According to Howard Gardner there are eight such factors. Two [...] -
Importance of Education – A Weaver’s Story
India has been world-wide known for its innumerable art and craft communities. Many of them create excellent products which are in high demand among city people both within India and [...] -
The Active and Passive of Learning!
Is leaning passive engagement or an act of doing? Do we soak in information or do we find ways to build our own meanings by constructing experiences? Albert [...] -
One Size does not fit all
Normal adj. usual, typical or expected We have all heard this word time and again in our lives, whether it was the time when you wanted to wear a crazy outfit for a party or wanted [...] -
OECD: To build fairer more inclusive societies skills matter
Photo courtesy: Stock photo In the wake of the innovative upheaval that started in the most recent many years of the twentieth century, work market interest for data preparing and [...] -
Training teachers for the 21st- Century Learning
Whether in elementary, secondary or college classrooms, numerous educators have started utilizing open instructive assets (OER) as a necessary piece of everyday learning. [...] -
TEACHING IS LEARNING TWICE
We learn by teaching. The essence of teaching is to make learning contagious. I believe that learning can be done in many different capacities; however, it takes a strong [...] -
Lessons from a school at 18,500 feet
What does the education system at a geographically challenging place look like? How do the children there learn? Are the children there the same as in metro cities? Seeking to answer [...] -
Technology in Education – a 15 year old Mindspark user’s thoughts.
The age of technology and cell phones was an age into which I was born, without any knowledge of how people lived before. Considering how “nouvelle” the technology must have been in the [...]