Editorial: A Child’s Manners Are the Headmaster’s Legacy

Why a school’s culture is defined by everyday behaviour.

The Importance of Emotional Intelligence

Archana Madhusudan explains how EI helps children understand feelings and respond with empathy.

Happy Teachers, Stronger Learning

Nita Kar shows how teacher well-being directly boosts student learning and classroom positivity.

Bridging Sports and Studies

Dhanlaxmi Krishnan highlights how athletics and academics together shape a child’s future.

The Power of Interdisciplinary Classrooms

Jeetesh Gulani describes how linking subjects helps students see knowledge in a connected, meaningful way.

Solving Problems Through Design

Chaitra Kashyap introduces design thinking as a tool for empathy-driven problem solving in schools.

Annie Besant: The Woman Who Shaped Indian Education

A look at how an Irish reformer profoundly influenced modern Indian schooling.

Teaching Manners as a Core Subject

Why manners form the invisible backbone of school culture—and how they shape student character.

The Manners Curriculum: A Guide for School Leaders

A practical framework to systematically teach behaviour and build a respectful school environment.

Editorial: Beyond the Syllabus

What truly makes a school “premium”? A case for creating a school’s own curriculum.

STEM in Education

Biology teacher Ahana Mitra explains why STEM is essential for today’s learners.

Guiding Children Toward Confidence

Communication trainer Girija Sridhar highlights how self-esteem shapes a child’s growth.

Universal Design for Learning

Curriculum developer Mary Vinodhini introduces UDL—an approach that removes barriers so all students can learn effectively.

School Gardens for Health & Climate Awareness

Kiran Bhaskaran of Indian Farm School shows how gardens make learning practical, joyful, and sustainable.

Smart Libraries Go Virtual

Educator Rajlakshme Bhattacharya explores how modern libraries are transforming in the digital era.

The Columbia Core

A look at Columbia University’s century-old Core Curriculum and what Indian schools can learn from it.

Designing a School’s Own Curriculum

A short guide on how schools can build a unique curriculum that reflects their vision and identity.

Editorial: The Unread Teacher – A Nation at Risk

A call to strengthen teacher learning for national progress.

Letters to the Editor

Feedback, reflections, and reader voices.

Education News Digest

Key updates shaping Indian and global education.

Children Learn in Different Ways

Principal Chitra Venkatesan explains why varied teaching strategies matter in every classroom.

Accept AI and Work With It

Monica Khanna discusses how AI is reshaping education and redefining the role of teachers.

Learning Made Fun and Easy

Educator Ganesh Srinivasan explores why students struggle outside their comfort zones—and how to help them adapt.

Discover by Doing

Dharmendra Dubay highlights constructivist teaching: learning through doing, discussing, and discovering.

Education That Endures

Rafsal Muhammed argues for learning beyond textbooks to prepare students for real life.

When Teachers Stop Reading, Students Stop Learning

A research-based look at how teachers’ reading habits directly influence student achievement.

Starting a Teacher Book Club

A practical guide for schools to build a reading culture among teachers.

Are Parents the Best Guides for Education?

A reflection on the role parents play in shaping a child’s learning.

How to Write Good Academic Papers

Research scholar Vinayak Arali explains the importance of citations and introduces Mendeley for easy reference management.

The Importance of Listening

Communication coach Seema Gangrade shares practical tips for becoming a better, empathetic listener.

Feeling Good in School

Teacher Dhanya C offers simple strategies to help children feel happy, safe, and balanced in school.

Speaking Kindly, Growing Strong

Trainer Poornima Sasidharan shows how kindness, resilience, and real-life stories help children overcome challenges.

Philosophy of Education

A clear introduction to how educational aims and methods are rooted in deeper philosophical ideas.

Remembering Dr. Sharanabaswappa Appa (1933–2025)

A tribute to a remarkable life.