हमारा इतिहास बोध
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Note: This week’s post was published on Pawan Gupta’s blog dayaron se pare on January 22, 2020. Over the coming weeks some selected articles will be posted here but interested people may find it rewarding to visit ‘dayaron se pare’…
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Drawing the attention or dhyaanakarshan vidhi
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Read more: Drawing the attention or dhyaanakarshan vidhiLast week I shared an extract from our soon-to-be-launched online course on understanding modern education. Today I thought of sharing some more information on how it works. The course is meant for parents, teachers and other interested adults. It will…
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The problem with modern education
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Read more: The problem with modern educationThis week’s blog post is extracted from an online course that we will be launching soon. The course is designed to make a participant contemplate on his/ her educational experience and connect the dots to better understand modern Indian education.…
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Schools: Anand Niketan
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Read more: Schools: Anand NiketanThis is the fifth post in a series on alternative learning spaces. The original article appeared in the Teacher Plus magazine and is available here. I don’t think Gandhiji will be pleased to see what they have done to his…
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Schools: Manzil
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Read more: Schools: ManzilThis is the fourth post in a series on alternative learning spaces. The original article appeared in the Teacher Plus magazine and is available here. I met Ravi Gulati, the founder of Manzil, at a learning conference in Delhi where…
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Schools: Indus World School
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Read more: Schools: Indus World SchoolThis is the third post in the series on alternative schools. The original article appeared in the Teacher Plus magazine and is available here. (Note: The article was originally written in 2017 and many things have changed at the school…
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Schools: Aksharnandan
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Read more: Schools: AksharnandanThis is the second post in the series on alternative schools. The original article appeared in the Teacher Plus magazine and is available here. Hope you like it… “I would have our young men and young women learn as much…
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Schools: Muni International
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Read more: Schools: Muni InternationalI visited many alternative schools and wrote short articles about them as part of a fellowship I had with Wipro Applying Thought In Schools (WATIS). These articles were later published as a regular column in the Teacher Plus magazine. I…
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Hind Swaraj: M K Gandhi
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Read more: Hind Swaraj: M K GandhiMahatma Gandhi’s collected works — writings, speeches, letters, interviews and telegrams — have been meticulously compiled with appendices of relevant background material by the publications division of the Government of India. The collected works runs into 100 volumes of some…
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On Education: J Krishnamurti
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Read more: On Education: J KrishnamurtiThe following are three excerpts from chapter 1 of ‘On Education’ by J Krishnamurti. The full book is available for download here. Excerpt 1: Education is not only learning from books, memorizing some facts, but also learning how to look,…
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The Renaissance in India: Sri Aurobindo
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Read more: The Renaissance in India: Sri AurobindoThe following are three excerpts from the long essay ‘Renaissance in India’ by Sri Aurobindo. I hope that these excerpts add to your understanding of education and modernity in the Indian context. Excerpt 1: An ingrained and dominant spirituality, an…
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The history of Bharatvarsha: Rabindranath Tagore
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Read more: The history of Bharatvarsha: Rabindranath Tagore“The kind of unity that the European Civilization has opted for is discord-centered; the kind of unity that Bharatavarshiya Civilization has opted for is concord-centered.”– From ‘The history of Bharatvarsha’ by Rabindranath Tagore The article from which the above quote…
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