
A BOY NAMED KICHU
Kichu, a boy tiny for his age, with small feet and hands and shorts so big for him that it … Continue reading A BOY NAMED KICHU
Kichu, a boy tiny for his age, with small feet and hands and shorts so big for him that it … Continue reading A BOY NAMED KICHU
People put the system of measuring student success with the yardstick called ‘percentage’ so that in general, education imparted can … Continue reading What percentage means in Board Exams
When your work begins to stress you out, you may find yourself vulnerable, but may not want to share your … Continue reading Teen post: Tips to reduce anxiety
Parents worry about their children’s emotional, physical and financial security when planning for their future. Although academic success is vital … Continue reading Why inclusive education needs to be welcomed- An interview with Gayathri Narasimhan
Innocence: absence of guilt, lack of exposure to evil, inexperience in life. Innocence is the ‘ideal’ that humans are born … Continue reading Why childhood innocence needs to be protected
I have just about started learning French. I was most excited in class though when we learnt a French song … Continue reading What good schools do to improve classroom learning
It’s March again and the end of the first year blogging! A journey in this path so far has been … Continue reading Thank you, friends and fellow bloggers.
Racheal, 21 years old, fashion student and creative thinker. Quite young herself, she has some earnest advice for younger kids, … Continue reading To The Younger Generation…
Amaya was only four years old. She had been at her child-sized table fiercely engrossed in a game of … Continue reading Children and their quiet moments