For the first time in the history of education in Nagaland, teachers were involved in the development of textbooks providing insights from the classrooms and making the entire process authentic. This helped them look at their own teaching critically and evaluate themselves. This exercise helped them collaborate with other teachers and they understood that each of them was a bit like the other.

Did you know that all of us have a dimension to our personalities called the Locus of control? What is this personality dimension? What does it have to do with our students? Is it something that is good or something that is bad? Find the answers in this article.

Usha Raman
It’s another of those mornings in the classroom…

Harekrushna Behera
Are you a class teacher? And do you find that title a bit too heavy to carry?

C Radhakrishnan
What is self-directed learning? How important is it? Does the teacher have any role to play when learning is self-directed? Here’s understanding and bursting the myths on self-directed learning.

Manju Gupta
Want tips on how to deal with the unpredictable adolescents in your class?

Simon Brown
Reprinted from the British council’s English Teaching Professional, this article gives teachers tips to manage their classrooms and build productive relationships with their students.