The Future of Learning
Groups of Indian street children learned to use computers and the Internet by themselves...
Reflexive And Relational, Empathetic And Engaged: A Case For ‘Social Transformative Learning’ In India
For ‘Social Transformative Learning’ (STL) to take place the pedagogies of questioning, dialogue, critical thinking and conscientisation need to be asserted. The linkages between the individual, the family, the community or neighbourhood, and the larger society and nation need to be explicated and contextualized.
SECMOL
Here were people who were living what they believed in and what they preached, something that remains a distant dream for many of us.
Nai Talim is Dead…Long Live Nai Talim
There are many ways of conceiving and understanding the needs of the whole child in balance with the needs of the community and society at large.
Tara Books: The Worker-owned Co-operative Publisher
Tara books has always been a worker-owned cooperative of artists, writers, and designers. Young bookmaking artisans are trained here, and nurtured to develop a livelihood that not only supports their families but also preserves their tradition and culture.
Right To Free and Compulsory Education Act 2009 & Homeschooling
Right to Free And Compulsory Education Act 2009 It is a RIGHT It is FREE It is COMPULSORY It is about EDUCATION A legally guaranteed power to a citizen. One of the seven Fundamental Rights
Communitisation of Education in Nagaland
Nagaland state's legal move to decentralise a part of the governance of education, health and power has had interesting results
Ignited Minds: Elango turns Kuthambakkam village as a model village
....the story of R Elango, a Dalit leader turning his village into a Model village in India
Adivasi Academy, Gujarat: Rescuing cultures of India, one word at a time
India boasts of a huge variety of languages and dialects. Many of these languages do not have scripts of their own. In fact many of them are on the brink of fading away into oblivion owing to the trend of people migrating to modern cities and hence newer cultures. However, a small academy in Gujarat is standing tall to save these languages from dying. Anand Giridharadas writes in this article on how the Adivasi Academy, based in Tejgadh, Gujarat, is working towards chronicling elements of rural culture.