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Sexuality and Sexual Health Education in Children with Disabilities

By Learning Curve | May 2, 2020

Dr Gifty Joel

Inclusive Education: Challenges in Building a Coherent Understanding

By Learning Curve | May 2, 2020

 Dr Ankur Madan

Development of Language in Mathematics

By Learning Curve | May 2, 2020
If we ask our colleagues or friends whether there is any connection between learning mathematics and language, perhaps their answer would be ‘no, there is no connection’. This is because the relationship is not evident. Based on my experiences and certain articles that I have read, I would like to share a few things about how language has and can contribute in mathematics. They are as follows:
 

Promoting Inclusion in Early Childhood Education Through Effective Strategies

By Learning Curve | May 1, 2020

Aruna Jyothi

Classrooms are becoming far more dynamic in nature due to multicultural diversity, student diversity, rapid societal and technological change, high expectations and aspirations of parents, new cognitive research on human learning etc. This would mean, ‘more and more, diversity among students in public schools represents the norm rather than the exception.’ (Gollnick and Chin, 2009).

The Invisible Disabilities

By Learning Curve | May 1, 2020

Arpita Yadav

Inclusion, Special Needs and Reflective Teachers

By Learning Curve | May 1, 2020

Anuradha Naidu

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Creating Learning Opportunities for Children with Disabilities

By Learning Curve | May 1, 2020

Anupma Rai

Finding safe, secure and affordable learning opportunities when you are the parent of a child with disability is a daunting task. In this article, I will outline some steps I took with my son.

Mathematics in Sweets

By Learning Curve | May 1, 2020
We have often seen that what we think happens the way we wanted it to happen but at times the results are much better than what we expected.
 

A Mela which Introduced Me to a New Form of Mathematics

By Learning Curve | Apr 30, 2020
‘Mathematics Mela’ was an alien and unimaginable word to me before this was held in our school. Generally schools arrange science exhibition or science mela where children display things that take place in day to day life and are also connected with principles of science. These exhibits, or events, are presented from the point of view of science and children participate in it with a lot of enthusiasm.

A Taste of Empathy in the Social Science Class

By Learning Curve | Apr 29, 2020
Teaching social science in upper primary has its own uniqueness since learners can understand changes in human society through the community around us, by close observations at homes, through newspapers, media etc. A teacher also gets similar experiences from community.

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