Articles in the July 2008 Category
July 2008, Primary Pack »
Seetha Anand
The kindergarten years, which are the formative years of childhood, are ideal for children to acquire learning skills such as concentration…
Comment, July 2008 »
Geetha Arvind
As parents, we are always advised to spend “quality time” with our children.
July 2008, Project »
V Santharam
Birdwatching can be a pleasurable hobby and is one of the most popular outdoor activities in several countries.
July 2008, Notes from a teacher's diary »
Radhika Shinde Vakharia
I have failed to understand how in a span of 35 minutes of interaction, one can be a good teacher…
Classroom Updates, July 2008 »
Michel Danino
About 1500 BCE, hordes of semi-barbarian, Sanskrit-speaking nomads called “Aryans” poured from Central Asia into north-west India.
Books, July 2008 »
Achala Upendran
Upinder Singh’s Mysteries of the Past: Archaeological Sites in India is a guided, instructive tour through the ancient history of the subcontinent.
Classroom Updates, July 2008 »
Chitra Kannabiran
The modern biological sciences whether biotechnology, molecular biology, genetics or cell biology…
July 2008, Last Word »
Achala Upendran
She was a brilliant teacher; methodical and involved with her subject, involved enough not to let the seeming disinterest of the students pull her down.
Cover Story, July 2008 »
Pawan Singh
From home to school and back, classroom to sports ground and back, and then finally to the examination hall, a child travels various distances to be finally considered “educated”.
