Why teach online?
Every change can be turned into opportunity.
Neda Mulji
The new normal
Online learning demands tech-savvy teachers.
New realisations
Let’s hope we do not forget this interdependence.
New ways to learn
Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Teaching for future
The idea is not to create a rat race, but to keep the spirit and fire alive.
Supporting reading
Much like caviar, reading is an acquired taste.
Blended learning
Textbooks alone cannot match the benefits of blended learning.
Engaging students
Teachers have a moral responsibility to educate themselves.
Students’ well-being
Parental involvement is not restricted to academics.
Inclusion in class
Most schools fail to incorporate inclusion in classroom strategy.
Digital natives
Access and the willingness to go digital is not sufficient.
The passive ones
As schools reopen, it is a good time to rethink how to win back disengaged students.
Exposure to books
The benefits are endless; perhaps much more than the benefits of eating broccoli or mangoes.
Linguistic challenge
Language continually intervenes in the process of learning.
Widening access
Universities respond to socioeconomic needs by widening their borders.
Sowing the seeds
When students fail, how many teachers look within themselves?
If students fail to achieve good grades, it's the failure of the education system
Not all students are ready and able to rise up to the ‘one size fits all’ strategy.