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Twitter’s new CEO Parag Agrawal, an IIT-Bombay alumni.

Many students have identified lack of physical interaction with friends and teachers, increased screen time leading to eye and muscle fatigue, poor network connectivity, as reasons for learning loss.

Review school texts to include wisdom of the Vedas, other scriptures: Parliamentary panel

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Many historical figures and freedom fighters incorrectly portrayed as offenders, says panel

Proud of Parag Agrawal and hope to produce more such achievers: IIT-B

New Twitter CEO a hardworking genius who topped his department, says professor

Combat learning loss

R.W. Alexander Jesudasan

The pandemic has led to a number of issues related to learning and retention. How can these be dealt with?

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Know your English: Helpless or hapless in our pursuit to master English?

IoT is an environment in which physical entities that have inbuilt sensors and software can exchange data and information automatically with each other without manual intervention.

Education 2.0

Some key elements that students must consider are innovative programmes with excellent curriculum, global networks, local partnerships, blended teaching pedagogies, and personalised learning to name a few.

Zero in on the right college

Kolli Koteswara Rao There are multiple factors that students must consider before finalising the institution of their choice

The more exposed students are to different business verticals and management styles in the world of hospitality, the better it is for them.

For a wider perspective

Dilip Puri An interdisciplinary approach in hospitality management education is of great benefit to students, especially in the post-pandemic world

It is necessary to make technology-enabled resources widely accessible to all and easy to access at any time.

Training tomorrow’s physicians

Balasundaram Athreya How a competency-based learning system can help make medical professionals competent and future-ready.

Opinion

yarn it! Opinion

Meet the real power players: on alternate career paths for college students in 2020

Jane De Suza Career choices where you can call the shots with minimal effort

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Comment | Higher Education post-COVID-19

C.P. Gopinathan K. Ramachandran Online has become the default mode of education during this long lockdown period in the wake of Covid-19. What does this mean for the institutions and academic leaders, administrators and students in the long run is getting clearer.

ON THE OTHER HAND | Columns

Convince the student first

Raghavan Srinivasan Regulatory change won’t persuade students that they’re getting a better education

Schools

Question on 2002 Gujarat violence stirs debate

Priscilla Jebaraj It violated guidelines, says CBSE. Sociology teachers disagree with it

Children studying at a private tuition centre, in New Delhi. File

ASER report says more children opting for tuition; enrolment in government schools increase

R. Ravikanth Reddy Those opting for private tuition are from the lesser privileged classes

Higher Education

12 Delhi University colleges funded by the city government are facing a fund crunch as their allocated budgets have been slashed. File

12 D.U. colleges funded by Delhi govt. facing fund crunch owing to slashing of budget: Officials

PTI University registrar Vikas Gupta said they will take up the issue of non-release of funds with the AAP government.

There are many roles in the private sector for medical statisticians.

Diagnosing the numbers

Steven Julious Why Statistics with Medical Applications is a lucrative study option, especially in the post-COVID world

Careers

Improved technology is closely linked to our ability to store, exchange, and analyse health data.

Tech-optimised healthcare

Vijayashree Natarajan Integration of technology in Healthcare is fast opening new career avenues

People continue to believe in the power of personality traits in predicting behaviour

Think Give them the benefit of doubt

Aruna Sankaranarayanan Why do we believe that we can accurately predict another person’s behaviour based on some situations?

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A case of choice

Going beyond theory

On an equal footing

Be body positive

News from the world of education - December 4, 2021

Reach out for help

Scholarships - December 4, 2021

Financial aid for students to pursue their education

Re-imagine the classroom

With students back in the campus, schools and colleges must become a centre for mental gymnastics if we are to guide a generation of future leaders

Learning is seeing

Tech-enabled visual learning can help students achieve a deeper comprehension of complex concepts.

News from the world of education - December 2, 2021

Information on workshops, collaborations, survey reports and more

Mark it right

What are the pros and cons of using MCQs to test students’ knowledge?

Question on 2002 Gujarat violence stirs debate

It violated guidelines, says CBSE. Sociology teachers disagree with it

Meet the 79-year-old from Chennai who followed her passion a decade ago, and now makes your in-flight biryani

Triguni Eze Eats, a ready-to-eat food brand by Radha Daga, is available on flights, trains, and in retail stores

‘Gen Z employees driven into a corner’

A huge number of young respondents from India say they took up additional responsibilities for fear of job loss

A scholarship to create industry-ready engineers

Siemens Limited has launched the ninth edition of Siemens Scholarship Programme, which is based on the German model of helping youth to become

Make them lifelong learners

Our education system should teach students how to think rather than what to think...

Review school texts to include wisdom of the Vedas, other scriptures: Parliamentary panel

Many historical figures and freedom fighters incorrectly portrayed as offenders, says panel

Proud of Parag Agrawal and hope to produce more such achievers: IIT-B

New Twitter CEO a hardworking genius who topped his department, says professor

News from the world of education - November 30, 2021

Information on internships, new courses, research studies and more

Scope for a career in personal finance in a post-pandemic world

What is the scope for a career in personal finance in a post-pandemic world?

NIT Calicut completes admission to over 1,000 seats

166 seats to be filled through special allotment process; classes to begin on December 15

Know your English: Helpless or hapless in our pursuit to master English?

What is the difference between ‘hapless’ and ‘helpless’? (S Krishnan, Chennai) The ‘a’ in ‘hapless’ sounds like the ‘a’ in ‘cat’, ‘bat’ and ‘sat’; the

Sanskrit varsity Vice Chancellor and Pro VC to retire on Monday

Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit (SSUS) Vice Chancellor Dharmaraj Adat and Pro Vice Chancellor K.S. Ravikumar will retire on November 29.Dr.

U.P. Teacher Eligibility Test cancelled after paper leak, CM Adityanath says NSA will be invoked against culprits

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directs officials to conduct exam in a transparent manner within a month

A student volunteer programme in Chennai

There is always something spectacular about children shouldering the burdens of society — through a month-long volunteering exercise, children of DAV Group of Schools did just that

Scholarships: November 27, 2021

Information on scholarships

How to combat learning loss?

The pandemic has led to a number of issues related to learning and retention. How can these be dealt with?

Chalk out a routine

Uncertain about your career options? Low on self-confidence? This Q&A column may help

How is IoT impacting the digital transformation of education?

Zero in on the right college

There are multiple factors that students must consider before finalising the institution of their choice

News from the world of Education: November 27, 2021

Information on courses, admissions, scholarships, and more...

How will an interdisciplinary approach in Hospitality Management education benefit students?

For a wider perspective: An interdisciplinary approach in hospitality management education is of great benefit to students, especially in the post-pandemic world

Training tomorrow’s physicians

How a competency-based learning system can help make medical professionals competent and future-ready.

News from the world of education - November 26, 2021

Information on education fairs, workshops, partnerships and more

Career options in Food Technology

With the expansions in the food industry, this sector offers a variety of sustainable job roles

Data | Students turn to private coaching during the pandemic

In all the States except Kerala, the proportion of children opting for private coaching increased in 2021 compared to 2018

Supreme Court agrees to hear plea for direction to Centre, IITs to follow quotas in recruitment of faculty

Petitioner has also sought directives for creation of mechanism for resolving the students/scholars and research harassment complaints and to constitute a committee of technical experts review the performance of existing faculty

A programme to help relaunch careers

To help people on a career break re-enter the workforce K Raheja Corp has launched ‘Relaunch’, a gender- and age-agnostic hiring programme.Anyone who

‘Non-metros will offer flexible office space’

The demand is expected to be driven by companies in the consulting, IT-BPM and e-Commerce sectors

News from the world of Education: November 24, 2021

Information on admissions, courses, scholarships, and more...

Art of the matter

Why study of traditional art and craft forms needs to be included in the curriculum at various levels

Turning a new page

Educators need to upskill and reskill if they are to fulfil their role as teachers

Know your English: Never look a gift horse in the mouth!

“Hey, happy birthday! Did you get nice presents from your friends?” “Got quite a few gifts, actually. But I wouldn’t call any of them nice. Some of

News from the world of Education: November 21, 2021

Information on admissions, courses, scholarships, and more...

Poor midterm performance sees schools increase offline classes

Many school managements have made attendance mandatory

How can Cognitive Science help educators manage classroom distractions and build active processes?

Make learning engaging

How integrating media literacy and classroom education can help students learn to ‘read the world’

An open letter to educators: How we can help students learn to ‘read the world’

Scholarships: November 20, 2021

Information on scholarships

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