The right kind of education begins with the educator, who must understand himself and be free from established patterns of thought; for what he is, that he imparts.
Theme Meetings: A Conversation Space for Educators and Parents Read Post »
This article is an account of a pilot project on learning in a mixed age group environment in the middle school classes 5, 6 and 7, initiated at The School, KFI, in Chennai in the year 2006-2007.
A Structural Answer to a Cultural Question: Mixed Age Group in the Middle School Read Post »
In an age where there is constant manipulation of the senses, of decisions regarding lifestyle taking place, the young person is under constant threat to conform or else fall out.
A New Way of Thinking for Children: New Approaches to the Curriculum Read Post »
It is rarely that one comes across a book about young girls that is not merely a saga of their times, of the pain and struggles in their lives, but also takes a proactive approach to actually doing what the title suggests – Reviving Ophelia.
Review of “Reviving Ophelia: Saving the Selves of Adolescent Girls”, Mary Pipher (Ph D) Read Post »
