HT interviews Basanti Roy, educationist and former divisional secretary of SSC Board.
Not all schools are happy with the state government's move to reserve 25% seats for children from economically weaker backgrounds. Deepti Khera reports.
The government wants schools to admit students irrespective of their socio-economic profile. How will schools cope with the rule that is bound to change classroom dynamics dramatically? HT finds out.
From providing medical insurance to teachers to offering career guidance to students, ex-students have been contributing to their alma maters report Sadaf Modak
On the one hand, teachers are evolving from omniscient instructors to accessible facilitators. On the other, they are taking on additional roles as counsellors and friends of their students
The teacher today has to use technology and keep herself up-to-date. Also, teachers have to become counselors.
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For many Indian parents, selecting a school for their child is among the most significant decisions they will make.
First, over the past year, Indian policy makers have ushered in radical changes in curricula across boards.
With its schools boasting huge playgrounds, swimming pools, horse riding classes and low student-teacher ratios, Navi Mumbai is fast becoming a quality education hub that does not pinch one’s pocket
Given Mumbai's obsession with marks, there is a surprising surge in demand every year for schools in and around the city that have more holistic approaches to education Neha Bhayana reports
A rising number of city parents want a clearer picture of how their children spend a large part of their day Serena Menon reports
Many City schools are experimenting with teaching methods as they try to incorporate current research about the way children learn