The Fine Art of Losing Friends
Reproducing this lovely piece by Avay Shukla There are two certain ways to lose a friend: one, have an affair with his wife; two, start a discussion on politics. The…
Reproducing this lovely piece by Avay Shukla There are two certain ways to lose a friend: one, have an affair with his wife; two, start a discussion on politics. The…
Reading is the heart of education, the knowledge of almost every subject in school flows from reading. One must be able to read the word problems in maths to understand…
What is today’s date? If you answer that question, most likely you are giving an answer based on a calendar that goes all the way back to one put in…
What is the difference between students and learners – on the surface, it’s a matter of tone and compliance, but it also has to do with purpose – why are…
Being a teacher can be tough. Here’s some wisdom to make it just a little bit easier. These are tidbits of acuity and insight about the art of being a…
Making a mess isn’t necessarily a bad thing anymore, especially with learning. I recollect a teacher saying Take chances, make mistakes, get messy! But what exactly did she mean by…
Within just a few decades facial recognition has gone from being some staple of highly advanced security systems in movies to existing all around us and even in the palms…
In their homes and other early education and care settings, children make initial explorations into everyday mathematics, progressively developing and refining knowledge and skills as well as acquiring expectations, motivations,…
We have a number of right-wing governments around the world, some of these are in the US (till recently), India, the UK, Brazil, Poland, Hungary, the Philippines, and Turkey. These…
The medieval Cistercian numerals, or “ciphers” in nineteenth-century parlance, were developed by the Cistercian monastic order (the Order of Cistercians are a Catholic religious order of monks and nuns that…