There is growing awareness about the adverse impact of prolonged schools’ closure caused by the raging Coronavirus pandemic on the lives of students worldwide. International and national research findings indicate that learning loss apart, students have suffered mental and physical health issues as well.
[caption id="attachment_62889" align="alignleft" width="273"] Prof. (Dr.) Derick H. Lindquist Professor & Dean, Jindal School of Psychology & Counselling (JSPC) O.P. Jindal Global University[/caption]
Santosh Kumar, Co-founder & CEO and Yeshwanth Raj Parasmal, Co-founder & Director share the aims and objectives of 21K School, India’s #1 online school.
In an all-new series titled Students' Corner, EducationWorld speaks with Abhinandan Adhikari, Head Boy, Seth Anandram Jaipuria School, Vasundhara, Ghaziabad about his likes and dislikes, passion and the pandemic stress. Here are the excerpts:
EducationWorld has introduced a new series, the ‘Eduleader Focus’ featuring interviews with principals of reputed educational institutions who are popular among their students and staff. In this inaugural edition of 'Eduleader Focus', Bhupinder Gogia, principal of Sat Paul Mittal School, Ludhiana in conversation with Reshma Ravishanker of EducationWorld addresses some of the most pertinent issues facing the education community today while also talking about her passions and interests.
In an all-new series titled Students' Corner, Ananya Shailendra Sinh Solanki, Head Girl, Neerja Modi School, Jaipur interacts with EducationWorld about her likes and dislikes, passion and the pandemic stress.
Students have been put to severe test during the Covid 19 pandemic with the shutting down of schools, reopening, online classes and learning gaps. Although teachers, parent organisations and school managements have voiced out opinions, students themselves never got an opportunity to come to the forefront and talk about their woes or likings.
New Year is a time of new beginnings and resolutions. As children enter 2022 under the shadow of the Covid-19 pandemic, we present a selection of four books to help them appreciate family bonds and develop healthy new habits and hobbies, writes R. Poornima Dilip
[caption id="attachment_61879" align="alignright" width="238"] Prof. Kathleen A. Modrowski Professor and Dean, Jindal School of Liberal Arts & Humanities, O.P. Jindal Global University[/caption]
Hi! I am Danish, cofounder of SchoolPad. In the past eight years since inception, I have been majorly involved with schools in helping build their fee management processes and systems to make fee collections more consistent and error-free.
Promoted by renowned psychiatrist Dr. Kannan Gireesh in 2011, the Chennai-based LiveLife Education Private Ltd is one of India’s leading organisations in the development and delivery of life transforming training programmes designed for the student community. The company is committed to teaching students to discover life’s direction, understand the overall purpose of life, believe in themselves and live life to their fullest potential.
As children from the age group of 15-18 start getting their first vaccination doses, they feel more safer and interested to begin physical schooling. Amidst the steep rise in fresh cases of Covid 19, many students and teachers are against the idea of shutting down schools completely. Whereas governments of states like West Bengal, Maharashtra, Haryana, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Karnataka have closed down schools, many students and teachers' group alike are not in sync with this idea.
Higher education is essential for everyone who wants to develop their career in life and achieve prosperity. It boosts self-esteem and contributes to the growth of an individual's character. Education, like food, clothes, and housing, is a fundamental requirement.
Children learn from their surroundings. When the surrounding is happy, charged with positivity and carries an attitude of growth, children imbibe the same within themselves. Little Aryans Pre-K, a pre-school chain belonging to the AryaGlobal group of institutions aims at providing a nurturing environment to its children where they can flourish unbounded.
The Punjab Public School was established in 1960 with the objective to provide quality public school education to deserving children of ex-servicemen, serving defence personnel and civilians.
[caption id="attachment_60430" align="alignright" width="203"] Prof. Denys P. Leighton, Professor and Dean, Jindal School of Languages & Literature O.P. Jindal Global University[/caption]
Neuroscience suggests that children who receive structured formative education have greater opportunities to learn, grow and succeed in life. We teach the way children learn the best and have worked consistently towards taking teaching beyond the four walls of the classroom and adapted and implemented innovative frameworks to develop 21st century life skills in our young learners:
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