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As a New Mom, I’m Wondering: What If We’ve Been Asking the Wrong Questions About School?

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– Penned by Monisha Thangam I didn’t expect to start thinking about schools this early. My child is still too young for uniforms or backpacks, but somehow, “What kind of school will they go to?” has already become a question that follows me everywhere; in conversations, parenting forums and even in late-night scrolling. Homeschooling. Montessori. […]

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Parent-Teacher Partnerships: Are They Actually Working for the Indian Schools?

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Written by Monisha Thangam In India, education is largely considered as a powerful medium “to become successful in life”. The 2021 UNICEF reports say, almost 80% of Indian parents believe that what their child could achieve academically would be a major factor determining his or her future. Thus, naturally, parental involvement in their child\’s education

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Learner’s Autonomy in Indian Classrooms

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– Siddartha Nemali, Research Lead “The teacher, the child’s window to learning and knowledge, has to play the role model in generating creativity in the child”. In this quote from Ignited Minds, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam emphasizes the role of a teacher in generating creativity, learning, and knowledge in children. What a teacher does and

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What\’s the hidden struggle of a teacher leader?

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– Raazmi M A, Implementation Lead Meeting new people in the school is one of the most exciting aspects in my role as Implementation Lead at Vidhya Vidhai. That’s how I met Sindhu (name changed). Sindhu is an 8th Grader and the daughter of a teacher at one of the schools where Vidhya Vidhai currently

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Leadership: Steering through Challenges

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A tale of concern and control Did you know the Life of Pi movie was nominated for eleven Academy Awards and won four of them in 2012? If you ask me, I would vote for the protagonist\’s approach to the \”Oh there\’s a tiger in my boat\” situation. Throughout his journey across the ocean, he

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Elevating India\’s Education System through Strong School Leadership

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By Regila Marinus, Co-Founder & CEO Education, the bedrock of a flourishing society, serves as a compass for a nation\’s progress. While several countries have excelled on the global education stage, India\’s vast potential still seeks further realization. Let\’s embark on an exploration, comparing India\’s educational landscape, identifying the driving forces behind educational success, and

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Why School Leaders? Lessons from the world

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– From the Research Desk Picture this: Countless students are walking through the open gates of a school. A mere glance at their faces is enough to catch their joy and curiosity for their new day. Now, imagine this sight unfolding across 1.5 billion schools across India. While we are all moving towards that imagination,

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REIMAGINING LEADERSHIP – AT GP-BIRLA FELLOWSHIP FOR WOMEN LEADERS

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by Regila Marinus Dass , Co founder & CEO I recently had an opportunity to be part of GP Birla Fellowship, which aimed to build a cohort of women leaders with strong leadership qualities and create a sense of sisterhood among the cohort to master the forces of change. The fellowship was guided by moderators

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The Power of Evidence: How Research Can Benefit Non-Profits and Their Stakeholders

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By Suma Perumal, Research and Design Lead Situated in the semi-urban localities of Trichy is a Corporation Higher Secondary School. The school is home to several thousand dreams and aspirations of students, who come from varied socio-economic backgrounds. Within the school is placed Radha, a driven educator, who represents a non-profit organisation that works towards

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Beyond Classroom : Cultivating Culture and Leadership

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As I walked through the gates of our partner school, I was surprised to see a group of students digging in the school entrance. I couldn\’t help but wonder why they were doing this during school hours and whether it was really appropriate for them to be engaged in manual labor. However, as I continued

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As a New Mom, I’m Wondering: What If We’ve Been Asking the Wrong Questions About School?

Parent-Teacher Partnerships: Are They Actually Working for the Indian Schools?

Learner’s Autonomy in Indian Classrooms

What\’s the hidden struggle of a teacher leader?

Leadership: Steering through Challenges

Elevating India\’s Education System through Strong School Leadership

Why School Leaders? Lessons from the world

REIMAGINING LEADERSHIP – AT GP-BIRLA FELLOWSHIP FOR WOMEN LEADERS

The Power of Evidence: How Research Can Benefit Non-Profits and Their Stakeholders

Beyond Classroom : Cultivating Culture and Leadership

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