Cynthia D’Costa
Every alternate Sunday, about 50 students meet at a college in Mumbai, for their course in Teacher Education.
2009
Use me, says the calculator
Hi, I am the Calculator. In the adult world, I’m fairly ubiquitous, in fact quite indispensable for many.
Making powerful points
Aditi Mathur, Ratnesh Mathur, and Vidya Samudrala
The best way to learn is to teach! Children love to share, to show, to explain and to exhibit – to peers.
The world in the classroom
A G Lakshmi Sujatha
In my opinion, integrating technology into classroom teaching is a great way to ensure this.
Web-based teaching: Realities and remedies
Panamalai R Guruprasad
In ancient India, knowledge was imparted to students through the spoken word.
When interaction helps learning
The introduction of the computer as a teaching aid calls for a change in the mindset of the managers of education.
Five things we need to know about technological change
Nonetheless, having said this, I know perfectly well that because we do live in a technological age, we have some special problems that Jesus, Hillel, Socrates, and Micah did not and could not speak of.
Theme-based special issue
Teacher Plus brings out two theme-based special issues every year. The May-June issue, coming as it does during vacation time, is devoted to one theme, i.e. curriculum-based issues, topics and activities. The other special issue comes out every December focusing Read More …
Forum
Ideas implemented I was very pleased to read the article, “21 ideas to transform your library”, which appeared in the November 2009 issue of Teacher Plus. We have already put to practice some of the ideas from the article. We Read More …
Thinking through the techno-maze
The first time I was confronted by anything resembling “high technology” in a classroom was more than a quarter century ago, when I was asked to sit at an electronic typewriter and in ten minutes flat type a one-page script, Read More …