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January 30, 2025
Rethinking professional development for teachers in India
In-service teacher development in India follows a one-size-fits-all approach that overlooks teachers’ needs and interests. How can it be overhauled?
by
Varya Singh
,
Siddesh Sarma
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7 min read
January 29, 2025
SUPPORTED BY KOITA FOUNDATION
Observing classrooms, building capacities
A day in the life of an educator, who uses a technology-enabled approach to coach government school teachers in Palghar, Maharashtra.
by
Ketan Tambe
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8 min read
December 6, 2023
A for Attitude: Behaviour change and the school education system
School administrators and teachers are learning new techniques of self-reflection and communication to improve learning outcomes.
by
Swaha Sahoo
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8 min read
October 10, 2023
Can generative AI help the education sector in India?
Generative AI can be useful for the entire education ecosystem, including students, teachers, and parents. But it comes with its own challenges of implementation and monitoring.
by
Gaurav Gupta
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6 min read
June 9, 2023
Making EdTech work in low resource settings
Ensuring the proactive involvement of teachers is key to maximising the impact of EdTech in low resource settings. How can nonprofits help achieve this?
by
Dayoung Lee
,
Siddhant Sachdeva
,
Kabir Sethi
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6 min read
June 9, 2023
Allocating scarce resources in the social sector
From figuring out goals to identifying potential trade-offs and constraints, here are some tips to keep in mind while allocating scarce resources.
by
Sid Ravinutala
,
Leah Mwai
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4 min read
May 17, 2023
How can teachers’ well-being be promoted?
Teachers' working hours are grossly underestimated and their emotional labour and administrative duties remain unaccounted. To promote their well-being, this invisible labour needs to be seen as work.
by
Amrita Nair
,
Shruti Prasad
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7 min read
May 12, 2023
How to build inclusive schools
Instead of creating separate solutions for children with disabilities, we must think of inclusion as a strand that can be woven into schools' existing models.
by
Sonali Saini
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6 min read
December 6, 2022
Five things public health can learn from education
We often view public health very differently from education. What if the two are more similar than we think?
by
Minha Khan
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9 min read
November 3, 2022
What will it cost to universalise early childhood education in India?
A recent study estimates the financial investment India needs for a robust early childhood education system, and suggests ways in which underutilised public funds can be used to strengthen it.
by
Avinash Singh
,
Kamal Gaur
,
Sandeep Sharma
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6 min read
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