With Less Attention Spans, Are Our Children Learning Even More Slowly?
We are living in the digital age, where information is abundant and easily accessible. However, at the same time, this information overload is also linked
We are living in the digital age, where information is abundant and easily accessible. However, at the same time, this information overload is also linked
Last December, the Centre for Child Rights and Development (CCRD), Chennai, conducted a two-day training session for rural children in Chengalpattu district. “We wanted to
Observed annually on February 28th, National Science Day marks the discovery of the Raman Effect by the legendary Sir C.V. Raman in 1928. This day
Way back in 2003, a group of US-based professionals joined hands to turn around rural schools in India, often in places where they had grown
Gone are the days when youngsters blindly continued their ancestral businesses, ignoring their interests and potential. These days, students across the country without much geographical
Education is not about preparing students for examinations or equipping them with specific skills. It is about igniting curiosity about the world, nurturing critical thinking,
The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 was launched with much anticipation, promising a radical transformation of India’s education system. Aimed at making learning more holistic,
Ever since social media has paved into our lives, it has changed the ways we function in every sphere of our lives. Rooting deep into
Millions of underprivileged and marginalized children continue to lack access to equal and quality education, particularly in rural India. Despite the growing popularity of digital
One in every 10 children worldwide is differently abled. Globally, 15 percent of people, including at least 240 million children, are differently abled. Yet, their