Online Education Is Not An Alternative
There has been widespread discussion about education in a post COVID-19 world.
Read moreThere has been widespread discussion about education in a post COVID-19 world.
Read moreThe Indian government’s announcement to switch from physical to virtual classrooms during the COVID-19 related lockdown is considered by many as a step towards “digital revolution” in the country.
Read moreWe live in an age where digital technology and technocrats are considered invisible global leaders.
Read moreFor the disabled, the lockdown has turned out to be a nightmare.
Read moreThe All India Forum to Save Public Education, a platform consisting multiple students’ organisations and unions from across the country, has declared May 20 as a national protest day to garner attention towards the issues faced by India’s students due to the pandemic and the lockdown.
Read moreJNUSU has come out against the attempts to challenge the provision of 27% reservation for OBCs in post graduate courses in all central government-run educational institutions, including JNU.
Read moreThe managerialist revolution in education is designed to transform education as a commodity for sale by privatisation.
Read moreThe fantasy of the smartphone revolution, enabling learning at one’s fingertips, remained just that — an outlandish fantasy.
Read moreParas Madikar reacted to the shutdown of his school in Latur, Maharashtra, as quite a few 11-year-olds would.
Read moreThe idea of ‘Tele-Classroom’, instituted by the Kerala State Committee of SFI is functioning as a productive solution to the worries of thousands of students across the state of Kerala.
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