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What is experiential learning and why is it important?

January 11th, 2021

As humans, we are social animals and tend to interact with the people and environment around us. It is from our experiences we have amassed over time that we learn the most in life. While knowledge from books is important, the true worth of the knowledge and information gained from school books is known through practical experiences where you implement the knowledge and understand the value of

January 11th, 2021

The COVID 19 pandemic has taken its toll on us and while majority of its effect has been in the physical health area, the drastic changes it has brought with it mean that mental health has also not remained untouched by it. During major disruptions like the pandemic, humans are put through various adversities and have to adapt a lot to the prevalent scenario to survive. When it came to the COVI

January 4th, 2021

This is the 21st century and the world is evolving in many areas faster than it is completing a revolution around the sun. While the foundation of technological advancement has been laid for some years now, the pace of technological advancement has been pretty rapid in these years and the future generation of our society must be moving ahead in terms of education and skills at the same pace to

January 4th, 2021

In the COVID 19 pandemic, the schools of India faced the unprecedented challenge of shifting to the virtual scene for the processes of learning and teaching that were traditionally done inside the premises of the school’s infrastructure before. The pandemic pointed kids and teenagers as one of the most vulnerable group towards the disease, which meant that the students especially the batch of

January 4th, 2021

As the 21^st century students, the kids of today need to be aware of certain things that will have a great impact on how society runs around them. This will help them become an integrated part of the society in their adult years and lead a fulfilling life. The core thought behind developing new skills at school and broadening the scope of their awareness is that the human society, its

January 4th, 2021

The COVID 19 pandemic has been a social, cultural and economic disruption to describe it at best. While disruptions in the human society are nothing new, neither are disease outbreaks, the pandemic has however raised many new issues and challenges that did not exist previously. The scale of a disruption is estimated by the scale of changes it brings on in the society and when you look at the pa

December 24th, 2020

Gone are the days when the world was dispersed over landmasses across the globe. The process of globalization that started in India in the 1990s has reached its peak in 2020 when the whole world is at our fingertips and the globe is captured inside our mobile screens. Work opportunities are growing increasingly global, with professionals working with international professionals across the globe

December 24th, 2020

Education is the nectar that nurtures young minds into pioneers of the world’s future. Imparting knowledge and wisdom to the young generation that has the power to transform personalities and alter lives, ultimately making a positive impact on the society should be the goal of today’s schools. The role of a good school and an eminent teacher in the life of students has been emphasized on by

December 24th, 2020

With humanity’s progress in the recent decades and the rise in technical and scientific education, the society has ushered in the era of modernity in the last few decades. As technology and innovation continues to pervade all spheres of life, the education sector is not alien to the implementation of technology in imparting knowledge to the new generation of students. What is today seen as a

December 24th, 2020

One of the key highlights of the first half of 2020 has been the replacement of an outdated National Policy on Education formulated in 1986 with the National Education Policy 2020 by Prime Minister Modi’s cabinet. The Prime Minister, lending voice to what millions of Indians believe has reiterated the need of a revolution in education to suit the demands of the modern times. A lot has changed