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*Last two days left* For PG applications at Azim Premji University:

- Click to read details and apply: https://azimpremjiuniversity.edu.in/SitePages/admissions-programme-pg-programme.aspx Azim Premji University, Bangalore is looking applications from committed students who can significantly contribute to a just, equitable, humane and sustainable society. In India the availability of trained professionals in education, development and allied social sectors is grossly inadequate, given the scale, complexity of issues and the wide range of competencies required to work in these areas.  Azim Premji University’s key mission is to address this significant talent gap and prepare competent, motivated, socially committed graduates and enable them to engage with social sector. Click to read details and apply: Details available, Campus Life, Placements, fee etc. https://azimpremjiuniversity.edu.in/SitePages/admissions-programme-pg-programme.aspx Note: The founder of 'Edu Research and Insights' blog is an Alumni of Azim Premji University. Published this ne

“Online Awareness workshop on Action research” on 28th February 2021:

-  Respected Sir/Ma'am,    Greetings from National Accreditation Board for Education & Training, QCI! Hope you are doing well & keeping yourself safe & healthy in this unprecedented situation.     We are pleased to inform you that NABET a constituent board of Quality Council of India (an autonomous body under DPIIT, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Govt. of India) is organizing “Online Awareness workshop on Action research” on 28th February 2021 i.e. Sunday.  In this workshop we will guide you about how to apply a preventative approach to address recurring issues in an organization, to approach issues objectively through data analysis rather than assumptions, to find long standing systemic solutions for reoccurring issues. *Date : 28th February 2021 (Sunday) *Duration: 10:30 AM onward (2-3 hours)       *Total Cost: INR 1180/- each participant (Including 18% GST)   Note:     *Availability of seats are on first cum first serve basis.    *Participation e-certificate shal

What leads to a happy life?

 - This is an interesting article summarising the below diagram. If you look at the above diagram description we can see two ways of looking at success, one angle thinks salary and job title will bring happiness and the second angle also considers salary and job title but these two things are only part of life, there are many things in addition to it, I.e physical health (healthy food, excercise, physical work etc), mental health (emotional regulation, anger management, relationship management etc), doing what you like, and free time to enjoy your hobbies and passion. In addition, also a career which gives you happiness, and the career which itself becomes your kind of hobby. There is a saying 'a person will be able to give his best only in the job which he loves'. It is important not only to get a job and good salary but also to know where we can fit best. If you go to any classroom, famously you can hear children telling two aspirations of their career, i.e engineer and doc

Developing student leadership qualities at schools:

- The students are sent to school to make them a fully developed individual, emotionally, socially, physically and intellectual wise.  A good leader has an healthy body, mind, heart and soul. There are many many critical leadership skills that students need to develop. There are some important ones that include self awareness/mindfulness,  listening,  communication, collaboration, and positivity. For a student to be a successful leader, they must try to learn these attributes. The responsibilty of developing leadership qualities falls squarely on parents, society and also school.  Today’s highly competitive world demands students to be able to communicate well, be confident, think critically and creatively, solve problems, take thoughtful decisions, be able to work with others, have a goal in life, take responsibility and behave ethically and morally. Other than regular subjects schools organise various events, this helps students to learn various skills practically as it’s process of

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Thanks to Ministry of Education for sharing the road map on NEP 2020, through webinar on ‘Education Services Industry’:

🌈  Thanks to the department of Industrial Policy and Promotion for “Udyog Manthan” to discuss the challenges and opportunities in quality and productivity through a focussed webinar on ‘Education Services Industry’ on 4th Feb.  Click to watch the video: Thanks to Mr Vineet Joshi, Ministry of Education for sharing the road map on NEP 2020. Source:: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fjEZHIkdmA&list=PL51O68zNlCcUrx4FuFD9HYbGjwEwtrfK8&index=21

Education services industry (Webinar):

  4-Feb-2021, Thursday, 4:00 to 6:00 pm- Education Services  Webinar link : https://railtelindia.webex.com/railtelindia/j.php?MTID=m14c03c20f2b1d29f7e1bcac152efc9ef Website: https://udyogmanthan.qcin.org/ Registration : http://bit.ly/um-form YouTube link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fjEZHIkdmA&list=PL51O68zNlCcUrx4FuFD9HYbGjwEwtrfK8&index=21 Source: Above information is received through whatsapp

Children learn well and reflect through the stories delivered to them:

 - Story telling is not only a curriculum taught at school academic, people have been using the story telling techniques to safeguard and transfer the history of the culture of their own tribes and the successes of their fore fathers. Our grandmothers have been telling the stories to us traditionally, for which children have seen to have good engagement with it and our mothers have been using the storytelling as before going to bed activity. Our grandmothers are best story tellers.  The storytelling is a technique which catches the concentration, focus and curiosity of the listeners. It is very important for teachers and parents to understand and learn the storytelling techniques so that children learn well and reflect through the stories delivered to them. Children instinctively love books and stories as they are introduced to wonderful ideas, concepts, places, and creatures which they have not encountered or come across before. Instead of reading the stories to them and telling them

Education transformation and change initiatives going around:

- Any transformation is complex until and unless we understand the root causes, envision what’s possible, and develop a strategy to achieve it. Education transformation can be understood as, providing the strategy and tools needed to enhance teaching and learning, and support students to achieve the intended learning outcome. We need to help all the students to achieve their potential by taking a student-centred approach to explore all aspects of teaching and learning, such as curriculum, individual learning plans, assessment etc. For Education change to happen requires a major transformation framework working with minor tiny steps. To transform and improve the system a holistic and connected framework is needed. We need to involve multiple owners with transparency and accountability. Any successful educational intervention has to be designed to scale across thousands of schools, and lakhs of children. The intervention needs to be flexible and achievable with the available infrastructu