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Marks Or Skills? Delhi Business School Chairman Explains What Matters
Anil Somani, Founder and Executive Chairman of FOSTIIMA Business School, New Delhi, said the issue is more complex than it appears, with multiple factors shaping outcomes at different stages of a student's journey.
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"Need To Make Educational Institutes Future Ready": President Murmu
President Droupadi Murmu on Saturday stressed on the need to make educational institutions future ready, asserting that if the country takes steps to protect itself from vagaries of the future.
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Independence Day 2022: Must-Read Books To Learn About India’s Freedom Struggle
As we celebrate the 75th anniversary of India's independence, here are some books to read and understand the sorrow, sacrifice, and battle for India's freedom struggle.
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The Downside Of India's Obsession With Good Grades
What does academic success look like? How does a successful career look like? While there is no definite answer, in India, academic success is mostly associated with marks.
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Broad Consensus In Society For Change In Education System: RSS Chief Bhagwat
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said while the western education system was guided by a spirit of competition, the Indian tradition had been based on a spirit of welfare of the world.
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No Homework, No Board Exams For Children In Finland; A Cue For India
With an education system which is vastly different from that of US, UK and other European countries, Finland has been at the top of the game for decades now. The education system in Finland allow students autonomy and encourage creative play instead of pitting students in a competitive race for top grades.
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German University Study Reveals Boys Better At Maths; India Poses A Paradox
A meta-analysis conducted by the School of Education, Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany has found that girls overall performance overshadows that of boys, however boys seemed to perform better than girls in mathematics and science.
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Happiness In Classroom Leads To Better Grades, Says Study
School students in India are more stressed than happy. Happiness is a factor which fundamentally is the antithesis of stress and depression. But how much does happiness matter when it comes to learning?
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Good Grades Don't Guarantee Success: What Indian Education System Needs To Learn
The high importance attested to good grades, in India, gives rise to the idea that memorization and rote-learning is more rewarding. However, this kind of learning leads to zero to negligible learning of skills which lead to innovation and out of the box discoveries.
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Education System Dehumanised, Mass Producing Clones: High Court
The education system has become "completely dehumanised" into a machine which is "mass producing clones" and frowning upon individuality, the Delhi High Court said today.
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India's Great School Education Challenge: Crisis In BIMARU States
By 2020, India will have the worlds largest working population-- 869 million -- but an IndiaSpend analysis of indicators on literacy, school enrolment, learning outcomes, and education spending across four states -- with 43.6 per cent of Indias school-age population between the ages of five and 14 -- revealed that India is unprepared to educate and...
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India Could Be Late By 50 Years In Achieving Education Goals: UNESCO
Going by the current trend, India will be half a century late in achieving its global education commitments and the country needs fundamental changes in the education system if it wants to meet the 2030 sustainable development goals, a UNESCO report has said.
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Indianised Education System May Tackle Intolerance: Kailash Satyarthi
Terming the problem of intolerance a global phenomena, the 2014 Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash Satyarthi on Friday said Indianising the education system could be a solution to tackle it in the country.
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UK University Ready to Improve Indian Education System: Lord Swraj Paul
University of Wolverhampton in the UK is ready to provide significant assistance to improve education standards in India and enable it to become a leading global economy by strengthening business innovation, its Chancellor Lord Swraj Paul said today.
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Marks Or Skills? Delhi Business School Chairman Explains What Matters
Anil Somani, Founder and Executive Chairman of FOSTIIMA Business School, New Delhi, said the issue is more complex than it appears, with multiple factors shaping outcomes at different stages of a student's journey.
-
"Need To Make Educational Institutes Future Ready": President Murmu
President Droupadi Murmu on Saturday stressed on the need to make educational institutions future ready, asserting that if the country takes steps to protect itself from vagaries of the future.
-
Independence Day 2022: Must-Read Books To Learn About India’s Freedom Struggle
As we celebrate the 75th anniversary of India's independence, here are some books to read and understand the sorrow, sacrifice, and battle for India's freedom struggle.
-
The Downside Of India's Obsession With Good Grades
What does academic success look like? How does a successful career look like? While there is no definite answer, in India, academic success is mostly associated with marks.
-
Broad Consensus In Society For Change In Education System: RSS Chief Bhagwat
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said while the western education system was guided by a spirit of competition, the Indian tradition had been based on a spirit of welfare of the world.
-
No Homework, No Board Exams For Children In Finland; A Cue For India
With an education system which is vastly different from that of US, UK and other European countries, Finland has been at the top of the game for decades now. The education system in Finland allow students autonomy and encourage creative play instead of pitting students in a competitive race for top grades.
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German University Study Reveals Boys Better At Maths; India Poses A Paradox
A meta-analysis conducted by the School of Education, Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany has found that girls overall performance overshadows that of boys, however boys seemed to perform better than girls in mathematics and science.
-
Happiness In Classroom Leads To Better Grades, Says Study
School students in India are more stressed than happy. Happiness is a factor which fundamentally is the antithesis of stress and depression. But how much does happiness matter when it comes to learning?
-
Good Grades Don't Guarantee Success: What Indian Education System Needs To Learn
The high importance attested to good grades, in India, gives rise to the idea that memorization and rote-learning is more rewarding. However, this kind of learning leads to zero to negligible learning of skills which lead to innovation and out of the box discoveries.
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Education System Dehumanised, Mass Producing Clones: High Court
The education system has become "completely dehumanised" into a machine which is "mass producing clones" and frowning upon individuality, the Delhi High Court said today.
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India's Great School Education Challenge: Crisis In BIMARU States
By 2020, India will have the worlds largest working population-- 869 million -- but an IndiaSpend analysis of indicators on literacy, school enrolment, learning outcomes, and education spending across four states -- with 43.6 per cent of Indias school-age population between the ages of five and 14 -- revealed that India is unprepared to educate and...
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India Could Be Late By 50 Years In Achieving Education Goals: UNESCO
Going by the current trend, India will be half a century late in achieving its global education commitments and the country needs fundamental changes in the education system if it wants to meet the 2030 sustainable development goals, a UNESCO report has said.
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Indianised Education System May Tackle Intolerance: Kailash Satyarthi
Terming the problem of intolerance a global phenomena, the 2014 Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash Satyarthi on Friday said Indianising the education system could be a solution to tackle it in the country.
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UK University Ready to Improve Indian Education System: Lord Swraj Paul
University of Wolverhampton in the UK is ready to provide significant assistance to improve education standards in India and enable it to become a leading global economy by strengthening business innovation, its Chancellor Lord Swraj Paul said today.
