Home Subscribe Publications Advertise with us Write for Us Donate About Us Login Centre April 15, 2021 Blog Cover Themes Edu Landscape Edu News Edu Resource Edu Retreat Edu Services Edu Support Skill Academy Login Centre Health Monitor: Care for your Gut | Education Information: CBSE cancels class 10 Board Exams, postpones Class 12th Board Exams | Policy Indications: Dr Harsh Vardhan announces launch of `Aahaar Kranti’ | Teacher Insights: X or Y? Learning is Beyond Getting the Equations Right! | Policy Indications: Atal Innovation Mission collaborates with Bayer | Parent Interventions: NITI Aayog Launches‘Poshan Gyan’, a Digital Repository on Nutrition Information | Education Information: EdCIL pays a highest ever dividend of Rs 12.5 Crore for the year 2019-20 | National Edu News: Fitness Challenge for the Nation - 70th RRT Conference Intl. on 16th April | Parent Interventions: Reading for Fun Improves Language Skills | Technology Inceptions: Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro | Technology Inceptions: Canon New image Runner Advance Dx | Technology Inceptions: Boat Bar 4000 DA | Teacher Insights: Digital Tool to Detect Fake News | Science Innovations: HGCO19: starting the enrolment for the PhaseI/II human clinical trials | National Edu News: Scientists discover the farthest Gamma-ray emitting active galaxy | Home Edu News Teacher Insights Search for: Teacher Insights 15-04-2021 X or Y? Learning is Beyond Getting the... Mathematics turns out to be a nightmare for many of us. Therefore, it is natural that we don't go beyond understanding the rudiments of the subject or learnt some theorems and its problems just to pass the examinations. Mathematics is about abstract thinking or raising hypothetical questions and answers. In the Trumphet of the Swan a delightful story for children by E B White, Sam Beaver, a 11 year old boy who goes on to explore the life of swans on his own, is asked by ... 13-04-2021 Digital Tool to Detect Fake News Researchers at Uppsala University have developed a digital self-test tool that can be used by students to identify fake news, images, and videos in social media... 08-04-2021 Devote More Hours for Physical Educati... Schools should provide more time for physical education per week to increase physical activity among students. In a survey done among 8000 children and young pe... 08-04-2021 Development of Attention in Infants How are babies or infants able to focus their attention on a moving object when their brains are underdeveloped? Scientists at the University of Yale conducted ... 08-04-2021 Internet Access Improves Academic Outc... A study done by Rice University among 9000 Texas public schools in 1,243 school districts showed that increased government spending on internet access was assoc... 08-04-2021 Empathy Fosters Sustainability Concern for the environment is more in people who score higher in empathy, according to a study by the Nanyang Technological University of Singapore. Nearly 79%... 08-04-2021 A New Tool for Learning Computer Scien... A team of scientists at Carnegie Mellon University are developing a tool that could change the way high school teachers and students approach their computer sci... 02-04-2021 Play and Learn Toys are not just playthings but an essential tool for imparting quality education. The recently held India Toy Fair was an opportunity to bring out hidden tale... 31-03-2021 Teachers can use popular media to addr... Recent incidents of racial discrimination and violence against Asians and Asian-Americans in the United States have prompted critical discussions about how to talk about such biases with younger age groups. New research from the University of Kansas shows using critical race media literacy, or examining how race and gender are addressed in popular culture can be an effective way to discuss those topics and engage students.KU researchers published a study in which they observe... 31-03-2021 Remote-friendly student project presen... In a two-year study that could help guide educators in developing the post-pandemic new normal, student groups at the University of Michigan assigned to make video presentations showed more creativity and risk-taking than groups making conventional in-person presentations. Higher education, along with society at large, anticipates a shift in the balance between in-person and remote activities even after COVID-19 is controlled, say Wen and colleagues. While many might assume h... 31-03-2021 Changes in brain activity during first... A study with first-time learners of Japanese has measured how brain activity changes after just a few months of studying a new language. The results show that a... 29-03-2021 Teachers point towards school accounta... A new study by UCL researchers has found that the close monitoring of schools and student achievement data in the English education system is unlikely to be a o... 12345...2223
