Towards a just, equitable, humane and sustainable society
Towards a just, equitable, humane and sustainable society
Towards a just, equitable, humane and sustainable society
Towards a just, equitable, humane and sustainable society

Highlights

The Azim Premji Foundation Fellowship Program 2011-12 is now closed. Thanks for the overwhelming response.
Our preliminary analysis suggests that: first, the existing Lokayukta model in Karnataka successfully resolved most issues that have dominated the current debate on the Lokpal. Secondly, that an all-...
A working paper by Narayana A., Sudhir Krishnaswamy, and Vikas Kumar
The latest issue of Learning Curve focuses on 'sports in education' which explores topics ranging from the interpersonal and collaborative influences that sports have on children to...
Read the latest news and developments around the Right to Education legislation in India.
The room was buzzing with quality discussion on education, as participants of the Mentors' Meet for school principals, organised byThe Hindu NIE on Friday, attended it with a sense of...
They have a rigorous, research-driven, university-based, five-year master’s programme for teacher education (India has 10-month programmes). The country has a set of guiding national curricular...
There is a fair amount of agreement on the fact that the teacher eligibility test (TET) suggested under the Right to Education Act is an excellent way to ensure that everyone entering the teaching...

This issue of Kindle contains personal accounts of the impact that motivated teachers and state functionaries can have on schools, examines the much-debated issue of high-stakes assessment, which...