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When you ask what they want to be

By Editor English | Sep 15, 2017

This Marathi short film with English subtitles holds the mirror one more time to the state of affairs in teaching landscape where the teacher, the chore of teaching and the taught are not in talking terms.

Why we tell stories

By Azim Premji Foundation | Sep 11, 2017

I have a terrible habit of not completing books that I begin reading. Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari is one of them. I will finish it sometime, and when I do, I might be able to tell a better story. But for now, this is where the I am at.

Dhyan Singh Chand: Hockey’s Magician

By Pratham Books | Aug 31, 2017

Pratham's Storyweaver celebrates the birthday of Dhyanchand which falls on 29th of August which is National Sports of Day in India.

What Do We Actually 'Celebrate' In Our Schools?

By Subir Shukla | Aug 30, 2017
'So, you're 'celebrating' again.'
 
'Yes, it's Independence Day tomorrow.'
 

Effective use of classroom board

By Editor English | Aug 29, 2017

Even in 2017 in the era of so-called smartboards, Eleanor Watts' The Blackboard Book holds its ground on using the blackboard space. It aims to help teachers develop two important skills:

When she found her two sons were dyslexic

By TeacherPlus | Aug 28, 2017

Ever since Kate Currawalla learnt that her two sons were dyslexic she wanted to do something to help children with learning disabilities. In 1996 she founded the Maharashtra Dyslexia Association, of which she is also the President, with the aim of promoting the rights of children with learning disabilities. The Association trains teachers in administering a multisensory, structured language programme to a child with problems in the area of language development.

Drawing is child’s way of expressing when words fail

By Azim Premji Foundation | Aug 18, 2017

In my routine professional work on a regular basis engage with the Anganwadi teachers who deal with the preschool-ers and get an opportunity to observe them closely. Not all children can communicate vocally. The tiny tots at time can verbalize, sometimes just gaze at what they intend to say which we may not be able to interpret to the full extent.

Around the World With a Chilli

By Pratham Books | Aug 9, 2017

Behind the humble chilli is a fascinating story that takes one around the world. This story is not just about the spicy chilli, but also about the adventures of brave warriors and traders, about stormy seas and new lands. Enjoy this fascinating account written by a renowned expert on globalization.

My Favourite Teacher

By Arvind Gupta | Aug 17, 2017

My parents never went to school but my mother ensured that her children went to the best school. The best school in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, was the St. Maria Goretti convent school. This co-educational school was run by nuns. There were nine girls and three boys in my class. Three students opted for advanced mathematics for the Senior Cambridge exam and I was one of them.

Helping children cope with natural disasters and loss, a UNICEF guide to teachers

By UNICEF MEENA | Aug 3, 2017

This manual is designed as a resource guide for teachers and volunteers working with children who have been exposed to natural disasters or traumatic experiences. It includes some simple activities to enhance children’s participation in helping themselves and reaching out to other children who have been affected.

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