Competency based learning

  Teaching competency-based learning involves a student-centred approach that focuses on the development of specific skills and abilities. The feedback should be specific and prompt, and the activities and the teaching-learning processes should be conducive to eliciting the responses that lead to the Learning outcomes and the corresponding competencies. It was a delight doing thisContinue reading “Competency based learning”

Bloom’s Taxonomy through Experiential Learning

    Testimonial – Sonali Desai, Co-ordinator Primary, Pawar public school, Kandivali. The workshop was very interesting and the content was informative. We as teachers do ask questions but it was Ma’am who helped us to understand the different categories of questions by using the 5 wise men wisely. The group activity was engaging andContinue reading “Bloom’s Taxonomy through Experiential Learning”

Season 1 – Episode 6 – From cramming to learning

SQ4R is a technique that would help you in self-study. This should move students away from tuitions and make them independent learners. Particularly, since exams are fast approaching, this technique would help you to study on your own.  https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/v7gxaaLw5zb

Role of home and school in carving out the personality of the child

  Topic: Are the parents and teachers well equippedwith the approach to education? I would like all of you to close your eyes and think of your favourite teacher for a minute. What did you recall? Teacher was a disciplinarian, had an excellent way of teaching, had good content knowledge and a caring nature? EducationContinue reading “Role of home and school in carving out the personality of the child”

Dr. Pramila Kudva speaks on Human mind and Body connect

Dr. Pramila Kudva is invited to speak at the Education and change makers conclave on the topic Human mind and body connect. Le me start by telling you a story. Tom a 17 year old was driving home after his soccer match. Out of nowhere came a car from the front straight into him. BrakesContinue reading “Dr. Pramila Kudva speaks on Human mind and Body connect”

An Eternal Learner

  “ANYONE WHO STOPS LEARNING IS OLD, WHETHER AT TWENTY OR EIGHTY.” —HENRY FORD According to the socio-cultural theory of Vygotsky, learning starts from the interactions at the social level and then it gets carried to individual selves. In other words, these thought processes can be bundled under the theory of constructivism, which serves asContinue reading “An Eternal Learner”

Joyful Learning

Hi, here I am after a long gap. The shoulder surgery was successful. I still need to wear the arm in a sling.  I am in session with teachers on a Saturday evening from 5 to 7, discussing Classroom management. It’s called joyful learning because, if the class is to be managed well, there willContinue reading “Joyful Learning”

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