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There is an urgent need to create a competent healthcare management workforce.

Asking ourselves some basic questions could help us navigate the online world.

Host a healthy community

Meenal Arvind Rane

New institutes and revamped courses are necessary to increase the number of nurses and other healthcare professionals

Stepping ahead

With the industry growing rapidly, healthcare management professionals have to be made more productive and competent

Ask first, click later

There’s no escaping cybercrime in an increasingly online world, but asking the right questions can help us navigate them safely

Wide angle Education

Promote learner autonomy

Kartikeya Goel (right, in white) coaching children at Assist. (Below) Karfa is a platform for artisans.

Young achiever Education

“I want to be a changepreneur”

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Build a better future

Aparajita Gogoi With National Girl Child Day just past, a look at the impact of the pandemic on the lives of adolescent girls and what needs to be done to help them

The very idea of a normal school routine seems to be a distant prospect, and parents have had no choice but to impart early methods by themselves

iPads for infants and other post-pandemic early learning trends

Lavanya Mohan Even as older students tackle the challenges of remote learning during the pandemic, edtech players are rolling out programmes for the pre-K years

The Shiksha Sadan which houses the Central Board of Secondary Education at Rouse Avenue in New Delhi

CBSE restructures affiliation system; process to be completely digital with least human intervention

PTI The new system has been restructured as per various recommendations for systemic reforms laid down in the new National Education Policy

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

Wide angle Promote learner autonomy

Albert P Rayan A blended approach, which combines online material with traditional classroom teaching, will be the best way forward as educational institutions re-open partially

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Build a better future

Aparajita Gogoi With National Girl Child Day just past, a look at the impact of the pandemic on the lives of adolescent girls and what needs to be done to help them

Higher Education

Way forward Host a healthy community

Meenal Arvind Rane New institutes and revamped courses are necessary to increase the number of nurses and other healthcare professionals

There is an urgent need to create a competent healthcare management workforce.

Value add Stepping ahead

Anil Kaul With the industry growing rapidly, healthcare management professionals have to be made more productive and competent

Careers

Kartikeya Goel (right, in white) coaching children at Assist. (Below) Karfa is a platform for artisans.

Young achiever “I want to be a changepreneur”

Kaushik Krishna Kartikeya Goel’s mission to give back to society has resulted in three platforms that help empower the underprivileged and youth

Way forward Host a healthy community

Meenal Arvind Rane New institutes and revamped courses are necessary to increase the number of nurses and other healthcare professionals

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Initiative Education

Six Cs of success

STOP THAT

Mandatory to study publication ethics, misconduct in PhD course work: UGC

Nine things every professional would need in 2020

Train of tales Education

Homecoming: Back to India

Ethics and you Education

The club of humankind

Go offline and focus

Do you feel uncertain about a career? Do you lack the freedom to choose a subject that you really want to pursue? Do you always feel low on self-confidence? Are you constantly doubting yourself? A Q&A column to assuage your doubts

Bon App-etit

Music, without doubt, is a universal language. Apart from uniting people, it also enhances brain functioning. Therefore, it is important that music

Question of adaptability

A backup plan on being prepared for any twists and turns is the right way to be equipped to change

What is common sense?

It is the basic level of practical knowledge and judgement that we all need to help us live in a reasonable and safe way. Yet, it is rare...

FTII hunger strike enters fourth day

Management is firm on a fee hike.

TN does not recognise Anna varsity’s 5-year M.Sc. Electronic Media

Officials say Anna University needs to obtain approval from a Central body in order for the State to recognise the degree

When companies open up office space for meet-ups

By offering their spaces free-of-cost to tech-based communities, some companies are promoting a culture of knowledge sharing

A Vulcan salute to Emotional Intelligence

Flying high where machines with ‘a mind of their own’ can only sputter on

Top 15 emerging jobs for 2020

Blockchain Developer and AI Specialist top the LinkedIn list

Class 10, 12 CBSE exams to begin on February 15, 2020

The board says early release of exam schedule to help students get more time for preparations

Fee hike on the cards for technical courses in Kerala

Higher Education Department has accorded sanction for the same a few months ago

Zero-in on options

Do you feel uncertain about a career? Do you lack the freedom to choose a subject that you really want to pursue? Do you always feel low on self-confidence? Are you constantly doubting yourself? A Q&A column to assuage your doubts

Be a self-effacing leader

It is not easy putting the interests of others ahead of one’s own; it takes courage, confidence, calm, and vision

Knowledge quiz

Q1. In the first week of December 2019, the massive demand for the new 20-franc silver coin crashed the Switzerland Mint’s official website.For the

On the shelf

‘MI’ Skills For My Life: Applying multiple intelligences to acquire life skillsAuthor: Arti ChopraPrice: ₹960No education is complete without skills.

Don’t get singed!

What is the meaning and origin of ‘steal a march on someone’?This is an expression which is frequently heard in everyday context. Sometimes, in order

Are we obsessed with exams?

We need to start exploring better ways of testing students’ knowledge and skills

Encourage faculty research

Research-oriented teachers will increasingly motivate youngsters to carry out research in their respective fields

Towards AI-augmented learning

With advantages including safer campuses, an unbiased grading system and hassle-free administration, Artificial Intelligence is the need of the hour, for imparting quality education

Forging connections

Tapping into an institute’s alumni network smartly can help students gain meaningful contacts and skills that add to their employability

Are employers ready for the next future-shock?

The day may not be too far when an organisation’s social and environmental track record will have a direct link to its survival, which includes talent retention

Business ethics takes centre stage

A theatrical performance by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants grapples with the subject; the show is set to travel to many parts of the country

Panjab University withdraws circular on Kashmiri students

Earlier they were asked to submit self-attested affidavits to testify that they were not involved in any unlawful activity

In 5 years, 27 students across 10 IITs took their own lives: MHRD

IIT Madras sees highest number during this period: RTI report

Disruptions in a shared space

Noisy or not, distractions in a classroom can break the thought train of not just students, but teachers too

Bon App-etit

The year is coming to an end and for some of us, this might be a chance to look back with pride at everything we have achieved. However, for others,

Overcoming the challenge

Born with high IQ, dyslexic children suffer from learning problems. But institutions like the Madras Dyslexia Association are trying to help, as much as possible.

Step out of the spiral

Promoting mental health literacy among students and educators is the right step towards addressing the rising suicide rates in higher education institutions

Decoding CLAT 2020

With the exam coming up in May, here are few tips to prepare, keeping in mind the new pattern

Spotting a match made in heaven

The bond or rapport you share with your therapist will go a long way when you seek professional help

Traversing an emerging field

Digital anthropologist Payal Arora explains the process of tech innovation, its applications in education and how it can address the needs of next billion users

Nirmala Prasad, former principal of M.O.P. Vaishnav College for women, passes away

After working in Ethiraj College for 21 years where she had helped set up the commerce department, Ms. Nirmala joined M.O.P. Vaishnav College in 1997

In many countries, less than 5% of people benefit from adult learning opportunities: UNESCO

The UNESCO report was published by Institute for Lifelong Learning, based on data submitted by 159 countries, including India.

Moms watch out for each other

Part of a huge online community, these mothers meet offline regularly to chalk out programmes that would advance their careers

The day of the apprentice

It has not arrived yet; but it is not too far from the doors of Corporate India, as recent developments in the area of ‘apprenticeship training’ show

From apprentice to B.Tech graduate

A locomotive manufacturer trains and hires local talent for its factory in a remote area

App takes education through games to tribal schools

STEPapp being tested at 16 Eklavya Model International Schools

KnowlEDGE Quiz

Q1. Her name literally means “grief stricken”. She was named after a national folk hero who rallied with the local fighters against the British troops

Focus on your competencies

Do you feel uncertain about a career? Do you lack the freedom to choose a subject that you really want to pursue? Do you always feel low on self-confidence? Are you constantly doubting yourself? A Q&A column to assuage your doubts

Why preparation matters

To succeed, teachers must create a plan, well in advance

All party talk

“My! My! Look at you! Where are you off to dressed like that?”“Rajesh is getting married next week. He’s having a party at his place tonight.”“That’s

Active learning

Asking questions and eliciting solutions can help the teacher to get the students to apply themselves

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