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Transitioning to competency-based, student-centered learning requires shifting classroom culture—from teacher-led control to student-driven autonomy. Shifting Classroom Culture Strong relationships form the foundation of student ownership and risk taking. When teachers…
One theory that I often see being debated among educators is the ideal age to introduce STEAM in the schooling system. While some people argue that such integrated problem solving…
STEAM or Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math is considered a powerful teaching learning methodology to stimulate all sides of the brain and lead to a holistic development in children.…
Life is an ongoing learning process. We are born to learn and grow. As long as we live, we find ourselves in the middle of situations where life expects us…
From time immemorial, child development theories have laid emphasis on tapping the inner intelligence that a child is born with. The key challenge that remains however is to keep the…
In the last few years, policy makers all across the globe have been trying to introduce reforms and evolve pedagogical approaches to make education more innovative and updated. It has…
In this fast changing world, the educational landscape needs to evolve at an equally fast pace to match the dynamic requirements of the 21st Century. In such a scenario where…
Introduction Bloom's taxonomy is a simple yet detailed classification of the various levels of Critical Thinking, first stated out in the mid-nineties. It provides a structured approach to building and…
The Theory of Multiple Intelligence was introduced in 1983 by Professor Howard Gardner. Since its introduction many educators have practically used this theory to design practical teaching learning approaches for…