Reading Fluency
Does this scene feel familiar? Your child is reading aloud from their schoolbook. They know the sounds of the letters and can piece them together, but the process is slow and mechanical. Each word is a struggle. By the time they get to the end of the sentence, the meaning
Janmashtami is not only a celebration of Lord Krishna’s birth, but also a festival of joy, playfulness, and breaking barriers. One of the most exciting traditions we all look forward to is the Dahi Handi, where young teams come together, form a human pyramid, and break the pot hanging
Freedom in Education
Happy Independence Day! Across India today, from the bustling streets of Navi Mumbai to the quiet villages of the Himalayas, the Tiranga is being hoisted. We are listening to patriotic songs, remembering the sacrifices of our freedom fighters, and feeling a collective surge of pride for the nation we are
Memory and Learning
It’s 2 AM. The world is asleep, but you're at your desk, surrounded by open books. You read, you memorize, you feel the familiar burn of exhaustion mixed with a sense of accomplishment. You’ve conquered the chapter. But the next day in class, when the teacher
Teacher Planner
The bell rings, but the noise doesn't stop. You have a stack of notebooks to correct, a syllabus that feels like a race against time, and the Annual Day practice to manage. For teachers in India, this overwhelming feeling is all too familiar. In the middle of this
Experiential Learning
We’ve all been there. We see our children solving a puzzle, answering a question correctly, or acing a test, and we feel a surge of pride. But what if I told you that getting the right answers doesn't always mean real learning is happening? Imagine this: you
Effective Classroom Instructions
In every Indian classroom, from a small village school to a bustling urban campus, one thing matters more than anything else — the clarity of teaching. Clear, strong instruction is the bridge between what the teacher knows and what the student understands. But “clear” doesn’t always mean “spoon-feeding.” Sometimes, the
Healthy Screen Habits
It’s no surprise that one of the most common concerns heard in school meetings today is: "How much screen time is too much?" Since the pandemic, digital learning tools have flooded classrooms and homes alike. With this shift, many schools—quite rightly—have become cautious about how
Raksha Bandhan in School Days
Raksha Bandhan has always been more than a festival. It is a bond of protection, love, and trust between brothers and sisters. The rakhi thread is not just colourful threads and beads — it’s a promise. A promise that, no matter what, you will stand by each other through every
Teacher-Student Relationship
School absenteeism is not a new problem in Bharat — but it has worsened since the COVID-19 pandemic. From rural government schools to urban private ones, teachers across the country are seeing a growing number of students regularly missing classes. And it’s not just about learning loss. There’s something
Mindfulness in Schools
We often talk about how important education is for our country’s future. But in this conversation, we forget one critical part of the system — our teachers. They are expected to be everything: a guide, a parent figure, a subject expert, a tech trainer, a discipline manager, and often, emotional
Student Engagement
In many classrooms across India, teaching still looks like this: the teacher talks, students listen, and everyone is expected to follow one fixed way of learning. It’s like trying to teach everyone how to dance by only showing one step — and expecting them all to perform perfectly, even if