teaching and learning

View of the Radcliffe Camera (the library reading room) and neighbouring colleges at Oxford.

Nikhil Krishnan’s ‘A Terribly Serious Adventure — Philosophy at Oxford 1900-60’

Many students of KSOU cannot appear for B.Ed exams in Karnataka

How the Punjab Education Collective turned around the government schools in the State

Mohammed Azimuddin, 59, who teaches 40 children at the primary school in Pokhri village, Latehar, wishes he could devote more time to teaching. He also has a lot of administrative work to do.

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After distributing tabs to the students and equipping the classrooms with Interactive Flat Panels (IFPs) and smart TVs, the challenge is to make teachers adept at handling emerging technologies.

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Up to 250 historians from leading Indian and foreign universities say selective deletion in this round of textbook revision reflects the sway of divisive politics over pedagogical concerns.

Historians condemn key deletions from NCERT textbooks

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