Articles in the 2010 Category
December 2010, Spaces for learning »
If you were given a chance to build a school, what would it look like? We asked a few children, who had some pretty interesting ideas.
December 2010, Spaces for learning »
What is spatial intelligence? The activities in this article give a whole new meaning to the way you look at space.
December 2010, Spaces for learning »
Music helps relax, concentrate, and unwind. Here’s exploring the idea of using music to enhance learning spaces.
December 2010, Spaces for learning »
Statistics reveal that more than half the number of children in India have faced some form of sexual abuse and every second child undergoes emotional abuse. It is, therefore, important that we provide children with safe and nurturing environments to grow up in and schools should play their part in helping out.
December 2010, Spaces for learning »
Everywhere everybody talks about the need to include ‘special’ children in regular schools to give a sense of normalcy to their lives. Although regular schools have started taking in these children, neither the schools nor their teachers are in any way trained to handle them. Therefore, despite being in a regular school, ‘special’ children continue to suffer seperation. Here are some ideas that a teacher from a regular school can adopt to actually start implementing the process of Inclusion.
December 2010, Spaces for learning »
While light is extremely important to life, darkness too has a lot to offer us. Darkness enhances experimental thinking, opens up communication, and helps us learn to trust.
December 2010, Spaces for learning »
There’s much more we can say about the nooks and crannies of a school, spaces meant for learning about and …
Cover Story, December 2010 »
Comment, January 2010 »
A lot of private schools that claim to charge low fees are mushrooming across the country. Known as Affordable Private Schools, this author wonders whether these schools are really affordable.
Classroom Update, November 2010 »
Sanskrit does not really require long hours of study. It is also possible to use the language in everyday communication.

