Listening with Understanding and Empathy
In Indian homes and classrooms, conversations are rarely one-to-one. They are layered with elders, siblings, cousins, teachers, and peers, each with their own expectations and viewpoints....
In Indian homes and classrooms, conversations are rarely one-to-one. They are layered with elders, siblings, cousins, teachers, and peers, each with their own expectations and viewpoints....
In many Indian homes in recent years, parents have observed that children seem more impatient, more easily frustrated, and quicker to react without thinking. This pattern...
India is celebrated worldwide as a vibrant tapestry of cultures, languages, religions, and traditions. The concept of unity in diversity for kids isn’t just a slogan...
One afternoon, my daughter decided our teddy bear was very, very sick. She tied a dupatta around her shoulders, grabbed her toy stethoscope, and made me...
For decades, academic achievement has been the primary measure of educational success in India. Report cards, marks, and test scores have defined how well a child...
In a world that often moves fast and feels increasingly individualistic and self-serving, empathy is a skill that matters more than ever. For children, learning to...
Young children experience emotions with great intensity. Joy can turn into tears within minutes, and small disappointments can feel overwhelming. For parents and educators in India,...
Ask any adult about their favourite memories growing up, and many of them will tell you that it was “story-time” with their grandparents, uncles, and aunts,...
In Indian households and classrooms, the debate between the value of play and the utility of worksheets in early childhood education is ongoing. In the last...
In India’s educational landscape, rote memorisation has long been the cornerstone of learning. Like many eastern cultures, education has always been considered the topmost priority among...