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Special deeds for special needs!

The pandemic has been a challenge for students and teachers, alike. But resilient as we are, we’ve adapted, learnt and created a ‘new normal’ for ourselves.  We’ve moved large parts of our lives onto small screens and have gracefully risen to the challenge of creating magic in virtual classrooms.In the mad rush to restore some…

July 29, 2020July 30, 2020

Teaching Resources

Must-try reading activities!

by Arzoo Rikhy The activities follow a smooth progression starting from how one can get students initiated into reading to what students can do after completing a book, in order to make the most of it!  Before Reading:  Make a Yes and No pileSometimes children struggle to choose a book that interests them. How do…

June 12, 2020June 12, 2020

Teaching

“Ma’am, can we really read anything?”

There is ample research that tells us that reading for pleasure is directly correlated with improved educational outcomes. Yet, reading as an academic task gets very limited attention. A passionate and dynamic English language Teacher- Arzoo Rikhy recounts how she turned her 10 year olds into avid readers and finally waved goodbye to traditional dictation…

June 10, 2020June 10, 2020

Continuous Learning

Continuous Learning and the Teacher

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a real game changer for teachers and their learning curve. The blog explores how teachers and school leaders can leverage this opportunity to become continuous learners, in preparation for the next unforeseen challenge. Read on if you think that those entrusted with the job of creating lifelong learners, ought to…

June 4, 2020June 4, 2020

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