Editorial: When Schools Turn Children into Advertisements

A reflection on how public display of examination “toppers” can shift recognition into marketing — and why schools must protect student dignity over institutional image.

Why Government Schools Have Space but Not Students

An analysis of declining enrolment in government schools and what it signals about trust, quality, and the future of public education in India.

Malavika Jayakumar – How Home Environment Shapes Learning

An exploration of how family context, support systems, and emotional climate influence student outcomes.

Aditi Biswas – Maintaining Mental and Physical Health Online

Practical reflections on digital habits, boundaries, and balanced well-being.

Rakesh Kumar Kabra – How Technology Is Changing Education

A grounded look at how digital tools are reshaping teaching and learning practices.

Smriti Agarwal – How to Make Children Think Clearly

Strategies for developing clarity, reasoning, and thoughtful decision-making in students.

Srionka Samanta – Language Labs and Their Use

A practical examination of how language labs can strengthen communication skills when implemented effectively.

Ivan Illich and the Uncomfortable Questions Schools Must Face

A reflection on Illich’s warning that institutions created to serve human needs can gradually begin to shape and limit them — and why his critique remains relevant today.

Editorial: Why teachers must remain learners

Learning time: a simple reform schools can implement

What It Means to Be a Passionate Teacher

Aruna K. Srikanth describes a passionate teacher as one who nurtures curiosity and celebrates every child’s progress, creating a classroom where students feel safe to try, fail, and grow.

Storytelling That Strengthens Learning and Relationships

Nirban Roy explains how storytelling makes lessons more engaging and relatable, helping students connect emotionally with ideas and deepen understanding.

Creative Ways for Student Assessment

Rezuan Chowdhury shows how assessment, when used thoughtfully, supports reflection and learning rather than merely measuring performance.

Excess Burden of the School Curriculum

Sireesha Prasad examines how increasingly heavy curricula place pressure on students and raises questions about depth, purpose, and meaningful learning.

How We Learn to Handle Change

Veena Keni discusses adaptability and why the ability to respond effectively to change is essential for learning, growth, and well-being.

Teaching Gen Z

Yashvi Parwani Vaswani reflects on teaching strategies suited to Gen Z learners who grow up immersed in technology from an early age.

Friedrich Fröbel: The Man Who Invented Childhood Education

A reflection on Friedrich Fröbel’s belief that play, activity, and self-expression are central to early childhood education.