There have been many heroes who have not been able to find their place in the history books. Here is a peep into the annals of Indian History. Rani Abbakka Chowta, born in 1525 CE, was the first Tuluva Queen of Ullal. She fiercely resisted Portuguese attempts to capture the strategically placed port town of … Continue reading Unsung Heroes of Indian History
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Inspiring Change: Greta and Ryan’s Impact on Sustainability
When petrol prices go high, we complain that the Government has to do something. Carpooling or use of public transport is not practiced. When drains get clogged with plastic bags and create flooding of the city, we shout out saying the Municipal corporation is not doing its job right. When the taps in the house … Continue reading Inspiring Change: Greta and Ryan’s Impact on Sustainability
Understanding the Plateau of Latent Potential
Have you felt frsutrated and disssappointed that you are trying your level best to learn but there is no visisble change. Don't feel disheartened. What we experience at this moment is called the ‘Valley of Disappointment’. Most of the time, our efforts don’t make a visible change unless they cross a critical threshold. If you’re … Continue reading Understanding the Plateau of Latent Potential
Enhancement of Learning
On November 25, I had an opportunity to conduct a workshop on the Enhancement of Learning at Dhabade, a few hours' drive from Nasik at the Rajiv Gandhi International School. Teachers were interested and keen to learn—a few glimpses from this school.
Navneet TOP Tech conclave 2023
All roads led to the venue ITC Maratha to attend the Top Tech conclave 2023 on 21st October, 2023. . I was happy to note that the principlal's enjoyed the workshop ' Guiding Principles for Effective Leadership in a Learning Organisation' developed by Peter Senge. It was a tough task to wrap it up in … Continue reading Navneet TOP Tech conclave 2023
Exploring the Panchakosha: A Holistic Approach to Education
This paper was presented on the platform of Metamorphosis on September 14, 2023. The topic is vast and I have condensed it to cover a few points relevant from the presentation point of view. Ancient India – A quick look India was a land of rich heritage and culture. The Greeks, the Huns entered the … Continue reading Exploring the Panchakosha: A Holistic Approach to Education
Creating Engaging Learning Environments for Students
On 6th September, I had the opportunity to speak on 'Embracing the culture of life long learning' under the aegis of Metamorphosis. Here is the transcript. Let’s look around us. The world has changed. The transport system be it train, bus or car are not what they were 50 years ago. There is a change … Continue reading Creating Engaging Learning Environments for Students
Mathematics Simplified
Aims and objectives of teaching mathematics Keeping in perspective the fear of mathematics that is found among the children, it is necessary to plan school mathematics in such a way that children enjoy learning of mathematics. Understanding when and how a mathematical technique is to be used is always more important than recalling the technique … Continue reading Mathematics Simplified
Teacher Efficiency and CLassroom
I had an interesting workshop on August 25, 2023 at St. Lawrence High School, Santacruz West on Teacher effectiveness. All of us have a favourite teacher who has influenced us to be what we are. Teacher effectiveness is distinct from teacher qualifications. It deals with Commitment to improved learning for all students. Use of evidence … Continue reading Teacher Efficiency and CLassroom
FRom Chalk to Talk The Art of Teaching – Review
I received a WhatsApp from a student of mine saying 'Die Empty'. On analysis, I found that it means one should pass on the knowledge to the younger generation before moving on. This was a great motivator for me to write this book. I have penned down every moment of learning in this book. Watch … Continue reading FRom Chalk to Talk The Art of Teaching – Review