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February 2008, Primary Pack »

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Indrani Roy
Most of us grow up with a dislike for all things creepy and crawly – spiders, lizards, cockroaches and other insects.

Classroom Updates, February 2008 »

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Anita Choudhary
My little world brightened up one fine morning when I was ready to implement an idea. It all started with a feedback form.

February 2008, Things to Think About »

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Anil Seth
I have a vivid memory of the last time I got marks. It was in the 8th class. We had a special course on technical drawing.

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G Gautama
In village communities, armies, religious organisations, schools, families and governments, punishment exists in some form or the other.

March 2008, Tea Break »

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From the ubiquitous stationary stationery shop to the fatal promises of dry cleaners who promise to do a great job …

Classroom Updates, March 2008 »

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Usha Raman
Last year’s Nobel Peace Prize brought an important issue into the limelight – climate change and global warming, interrelated issues that have taken up a lot of space and time in the mass media.

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Remediana Rodrigues e Dias
As a special educator, I find it inspiring to see what happens when we don’t divide people.

March 2008, Notes from a teacher's diary »

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Roselin Anthony
Every year as the school season begins, my search for a child who can help me better myself also begins.

March 2008, Primary Pack »

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Usha Raman
Kindergarten and lower primary teachers know how much children enjoy taking things apart, getting their fingers messy, and cutting and tearing paper.

March 2008, Project »

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Swapna Mirashi
The last decade has seen a vast change in the way we live, work, think about and use money.