The pandemic has taught skills of flexibility, adaptability and empathy to face any eventuality. These are invaluable skills. Giving our students more opportunities to practice and develop these skills is one way of preparing them for life beyond the classroom. Teaching them to empathize with others can make the post Covid-19 situation more bearable
“One billion people worldwide have come out of poverty since 2000,” asserts the just-released report, ‘The Bill & Melinda Gates…
If we look at the education scenario, the existing status is equally gloomy. As per data released by the Ministry…
If not the most important goal, “Education for All” is one of the major objectives of our society. Everyone assumes,…
Aimed at enhancing the basic education level of municipal students, the South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) will start a ‘Buniyad…
In 2016, as many as 96.5 per cent of rural elementary government schools had toilets, but more than one in…
Around 3.5 per cent of children between the ages of 11 and 14 years, and 13.5 per cent between the…
