Vasantha Surya
I belong to a generation whose parents didn’t know any better.

Ramgopal K
Teacher is an autobiographical account by Sylvia Ashton Warner about her teaching experience of over 20 years – …

Sushma Rana
When you look back on your life as a student, how many of your teachers do you remember?

Gita Ramaswamy
If your child were to skip college education entirely, it would be a matter of great concern to you.

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.

Shashi Gupta
Malavika Kapur’s Learning from children what to teach them is based on her interactions with teachers, politicians and the general public.

Nandini Nayar
Apparently, most people in India believe they can teach children, and/or administer a school – there can be no other explanation for the number of schools that dot the landscape of our cities, towns and villages!

Deepti Bharthur

Environmental pollution, e-waste, harmful chemicals and toxins in food–these are things that every child should be made familiar with. Our Toxic World presents these issues neatly in its half graphic novel and half information manuel format.

Sheel
The debate on school education in India is one with many ramifications, and there is a very distinct drawing of lines between mainstream education and alternative education.

Shalini B
Different Tales a set of 13 stories have been written and published for the culturally marginalized children In India.