Sujana Lama
The author shares her transformative journey of self-discovery and professional growth, with a focus on identifying and addressing common errors in the English language learning process.
Year: 2024
Learning by doing: Research within the curriculum
Anamika Sharma and Vismitha B G
How can research projects play a crucial role in science learning? How can they enable both students / researchers and teachers / mentors to broaden their perspectives, to gain in-depth knowledge, be creative and to be relevant to the world beyond their classrooms?
Hedy Lamarr: A beauty with brains
Mamata Pandya
In this issue we get to know about a Hollywood actor, known for her beauty, who also had a lifelong passion for invention and often spent her evenings working at her drafting table and studying research texts.
Why are our school canteens junk food hotspots?
Anuradha C
This month the author looks at the dichotomy of us advising children on consuming healthy food, at homes and in class rooms, and then providing them junk food in the school canteens?
Mathematics – possibilities beyond the conventional classroom
Deepa Onkar
Our reviewer shares views on a book that talks about possibilities in mathematics education beyond the conventional classrooms, of the connect of mathematics with nature and a lot else!
About the children, for the children
Nimesh Ved and Anshumalika Rai
Our reviewers talk about 5 books they read in 2 languages and connected with. Books where children are the focus and the illustrations captivating.
A journey of surprises
Poornima N
A teacher talks about a journey that not only reshaped her perception of books and libraries but also encouraged her to engage with age-groups she had not previously dealt with and else.
“We need to control the children”: Some thoughts on children and punishment in the India of 2023
Samina Mishra
Does ‘unity in diversity’ capture the richness of our social diversity? Or, do we need to move beyond the sanitized meaning and examine how there can be equity without sameness?
Choices
Ramya Sriram
An over ripe imagination in a medieval zenana
Sanjna Kapoor
Let us read about a school where the school leader brought about her love for theatre, music and arts into play and ignited in the children a similar love along with all the discipline that it demanded.