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Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal. File

The pandemic has exposed the value of the hidden curriculum represented by the unwritten, unofficial, and unintended lessons

Coronavirus | Pokhriyal reviews education strategy with States; seeks suggestions on pending class 12 board exams

CBSE has already announced that a review will be done on or after June 1 and a decision will be taken on the pending board exams.

Lessons from a hidden curriculum

Salil Sahadevan

There is uncertainty in the air and our educational priorities are undergoing a sea-change. How do we counter it?

On an upward trajectory

With automation entering the warehousing sector, diverse career paths are opening up

Success in the digital age

The old chalk-and-talk methodology has given place to the discussions, debates, quizzes, visual presentations and experiential learning.

At the cusp of a change

Live lightly Healing with grace

Nivedita Das Narayan We all experience trauma of varying degrees. But there are ways to help deal with it

Restructure for growth and development

Ankit Mehra It’s time to rethink higher education and its relationship with financial independence

SRMIST-The Hindu career guidance webinars available online

Staff Reporter Experts speak on opportunities in the field of AI and cybersecurity

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

The old chalk-and-talk methodology has given place to the discussions, debates, quizzes, visual presentations and experiential learning.

At the cusp of a change

Niranjan Hiranandani The need of the hour is to build a learner-centric hybrid pedagogy in higher education

Restructure for growth and development

Ankit Mehra It’s time to rethink higher education and its relationship with financial independence

Higher Education

The pandemic has exposed the value of the hidden curriculum represented by the unwritten, unofficial, and unintended lessons

Lessons from a hidden curriculum

Salil Sahadevan There is uncertainty in the air and our educational priorities are undergoing a sea-change. How do we counter it?

Success in the digital age

Aditya Malik How to set students up for success, better careers and enhanced quality of life

Careers

On an upward trajectory

Abhijit Verma With automation entering the warehousing sector, diverse career paths are opening up

Staying ahead of the problem

Amit Bansal Smart thinking leads to smart choices and newer opportunities. So it is important to develop this skill of the future

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Coronavirus | Pokhriyal reviews education strategy with States, seeks suggestions on pending class 12 board exams

SRMIST-The Hindu career guidance webinars available online

Admissions: May 15, 2021

News from the world of education: May 15, 2021

On an upward trajectory

Success in the digital age

At the cusp of a change

The need of the hour is to build a learner-centric hybrid pedagogy in higher education

Healing with grace

We all experience trauma of varying degrees. But there are ways to help deal with it

Scholarships: May 15, 2021

DXC Progressing Minds ScholarshipDXC Technology supports meritorious students belonging to underprivileged sections of society. Eligibility: Open to

Choose your path

Uncertain about your career options? Low on self-confidence? This Q&A column by Nandini Raman, practising counsellor and trainer, may help

Lessons from a hidden curriculum

There is uncertainty in the air and our educational priorities are undergoing a sea-change. How do we counter it?

Restructure for growth and development

It’s time to rethink higher education and its relationship with financial independence

No decision yet on pending class 12 board exams, says CBSE

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) said on Friday that it has not taken any decision yet on class 12 board exams even as a section of

A year of learning for T.N.’s primary school educators

Schools have to identify learning gaps cropping up at the stage where children pick up basic skills

IIT, AIIMS top rankers to provide free crash course for JEE, NEET

The online training for 45 days from May 24 is available for 100 students on merit basis

When events move online

How the pandemic has changed the event management industry

Expanding horizons

The changing landscape of hospitality education is preparing students for careers beyond the hotel industry

How the Cold War in Germany played a small yet significant part in establishing IIT Madras

A recently-published research paper unearths an oft-forgotten chapter in the establishment of IIT-Madras and its connection with the Cold War in Germany, which resulted in the formation of the now-revered institution

Achieve the perfect balance

While academics is important, it is extracurricular activities that will teach you lessons that transcend the four walls of a classroom

News from the world of Education: May 11, 2021

New initiatives, courses, apps and more...

Employee assistance programmes find wider focus as companies battle the Second Wave

A recent survey on COVID benefits shows that organisations are reinventing their policies to accommodate new and rapidly emerging needs

A possible game-changer

If more engaging offline material can be created in various regional languages and English for both school and college levels, ed-tech can truly be a powerful leveller

One more chance

Why NEET should be conducted more than once a year

Say yes to no-code...

... because it equips students with skills that make them future-ready

Play up or play down?

What is the meaning of the expression ‘play up’ in the sentence, ‘The twins played up all morning’? (R. Neethu, Vellore)The expression ‘play up’ has

News from the world of Education: May 8, 2021

New initiatives, courses, apps and more...

Put your creativity to work

With the demand for creative services on the rise, the design domain is no more on the fringes

It’s all in the data

How the use of data science in education can help both educators and students

Explore your options

Uncertain about your career options? Low on self-confidence? This Q&A column by Nandini Raman, practising counsellor and trainer, may help

Scholarships available

For meritorious students and women engineers

Staying ahead of the problem

Smart thinking leads to smart choices and newer opportunities. So it is important to develop this skill of the future

Learning in a phygital world

Among the many trends in education, a hybrid model seems to be the way forward

Adapt and be strong

How can students adapt and deal with the unforeseen shifts to their learning and internships

SRM and The Hindu conclave to spotlight science, engineering and technology

The SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) in association with The Hindu Group has launched a 15-part webinar series — ‘SRM Virtual Conclave

May edition of JEE-Mains postponed due to COVID-19 situation

Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank on Tuesday announced that the Joint Entrance Examination (Main) for the May session had been postponed,

Legal eagles in a post-COVID era

How students of Law must adapt to meet the demands of a post-pandemic world

News from the world of education: May 4, 2021

Find out about exam dates, academic partnerships, college events and more...

Meet IIM professor Mrityunjay Tiwary, who teaches an MBA course using board games

The elective was awarded the IIM Lucknow’s Most Unconventional Course last year

Schools to set up panels to finalise Class X results: CBSE

Announces policy for tabulation of marks for cancelled exams

How to make students financially-savvy

Reap rich dividends: Early exposure to financial literacy will help students become financially-savvy

Busting a few myths about the UPSC exams

Question of strategy

Build your resume

A concise, precise, professional student resume serves as a snapshot of your profile. The purpose is to let people know about you. Think of your

Tackle boredom smartly

Being bored may not be all that bad after all if you know how to channel it positively

Bursting the exam bubble

The ongoing pandemic is an opportunity to develop multiple evaluation designs for different levels

Re-imagine learning for students with disabilities

How the Indian higher education system can be made more inclusive for students with disabilities

Scholarships, May 1, 2021

IIT-Ropar Department of Chemistry Junior Research FellowshipIIT-Ropar invites applications for the project “Development of Porous Metal-Organic

Options galore

Uncertain about your career options? Low on self-confidence? This Q&A column by Nandini Raman, practising counsellor and trainer, may help

News from the world of Education: May 1, 2021

Virtual HR ConclaveThe Institute of Management Studies (IMS) Noida organised a virtual conclave on the theme “Changing Dynamics and Sustainability in

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