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Early Childhood Education

The Whole Language Approach: My Experience

By Learning Curve | Apr 27, 2020
What is the best way to teach young children a language? This topic has been baffling and creating a lot of deliberations among teachers and educationists. Although a lot of experiments have been done to address this issue and many innovative techniques have also been developed, but language teaching, particularly, depends on environment and circumstances. Each child develops his own understanding of language. It is in this context that I want to share my teaching experience.
 

Changing the Face of Sports in Education/Schools

By Learning Curve | Apr 26, 2020

Hriday Kant Dewan and Preeti Misra

Play, Love All

By Learning Curve | Apr 26, 2020

Usha Mukunda nee Iyengar

“Do you know what my favourite part of the game is? The opportunity to play.” - Mike Singletary, American football star and now coach

Sports in Schools: Provisions and Practices

By Learning Curve | Apr 26, 2020

Rekha Badsiwal

The Aims of the School Assembly

By Learning Curve | Apr 26, 2020
In this article, I shall discuss two important aspects of school life. First, the aims and use of the school assembly and second, teaching the same subject at different levels.
 
The Assembly
 

Many People- Many Perspectives

By Learning Curve | Apr 25, 2020
Generally when thinking or speaking about any theme sometimes it is possible to arrive at a consensus of various viewpoints while sometimes it is not. To look at the world with open eyes everybody has their own perspective. It is according to one’s thinking that one looks at the world. Our thinking impacts the extent to which we will be successful in life. We should always look at ourselves, our family and friends with a positive perspective and give them positivity too.

Dialogue: An Interesting TLM

By Learning Curve | Apr 25, 2020
When we work in the realm of education we often realise that there cannot be any single/uniform pedagogy that can be claimed to work for every single child. It is important that we are not afraid of incorporating the various approaches to education in our own teaching style. I have always believed that each child is capable of learning, even if it may take a little extra time. In 2014 through my fellowship I travelled to Dehradun and it was in an office there that a poster captured my attention.

How do I make them sit?

By Learning Curve | Apr 25, 2020
The moment we hear the word school, a picture of a building with many teachers and children appears  in our mind. And when we talk about the academic activities of the school, we visualise a classroom where the teacher is facing the  children who are sitting in rows in a systemic manner. There is nothing wrong with this imagery because this is how we see the classrooms most of the time.

The Powerful Mind – Role of Sports Psychology

By Learning Curve | Apr 25, 2020

Shree Advani

You are 30-40 and 3-5 in the deciding set of a crucial tennis match. The sweat on your palms isn’t the result of physical exertion alone. The heart is racing and thoughts are flooding your head. The pressure from your parents to win weighs down heavily on your mind.

Not the ideal situation to be in - yet, all sportspersons, in their respective sport, WILL find themselves in such predicaments. Such is the nature of sports.

A Sports Career: Why Not ?

By Learning Curve | Apr 25, 2020

Saisudha Sugavannam

“It does not matter how many times you get knocked down,but how many times you get up” – Vince Lombardi, famous American football coach

Sports aficionados in India have a recurring set of questions: 

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