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NCERT Launches 40 Week Online Diploma For Science Teachers - Enroll Now Before Deadline
The course requires 6 to 8 hours weekly study, is open to science teachers of grades 6 to 8 from government and private schools, and offers certification upon completion.
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Indian-Origin Man In UK Allegedly Incited Communities In Manipur, Case Filed
An Indian-origin man who teaches in a UK university has been charged with allegedly inciting people in ethnic violence-hit Manipur with his online messages and talk sessions on a social media platform, according to a police complaint.
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How Online Education Is Addressing The Changing Needs Of Learners
The development and acceptance of online learning platform has made education more flexible and accessible to everyone.
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Video: Student Hits Physics Wallah Teacher With Slipper During Live Class
In a bizarre incident, a teacher was thrashed by a student during a live class on Physics Wallah app - an online teaching platform for students preparing for competitive exams.
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Donate Your Time: A Campaign To Teach School Students Online During COVID-19 Crisis
In view of the challenges being faced in the difficult times of COVID-19 and lockdown, online platform Delhi Knowledge Track has started this campaign for school children.
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Social Media Becomes Tool For Lessons For Over 2 Lakh Social, Tribal Institutions' Pupils In Telangana
Online media platforms like WhatsApp and Youtube have replaced conventional teaching institutes for over two lakh students in Telangana social and tribal welfare residential educational establishments.
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NCERT Suggests Social Media Apps And How To Use Them For Online Teaching
NCERT has not just recommended social media apps but has also suggested ways in which each platform can be used by teachers and educators.
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Coronavirus: As Schools Switch to Online Education in India, Who Gets Left Behind?
Many schools across India have embraced remote learning models to let their students stay connected with their studies despite the ongoing panic and fear of the coronavirus outbreak. But there are still several students who don’t have access to Internet-driven virtual classrooms.
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How Chessable's Scientific Teaching Methods Can Help You Improve at Chess
Chessable uses methods rooted in science to revolutionise chess learning in a way that no other platform has done before.
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NCERT Launches 40 Week Online Diploma For Science Teachers - Enroll Now Before Deadline
The course requires 6 to 8 hours weekly study, is open to science teachers of grades 6 to 8 from government and private schools, and offers certification upon completion.
-
Indian-Origin Man In UK Allegedly Incited Communities In Manipur, Case Filed
An Indian-origin man who teaches in a UK university has been charged with allegedly inciting people in ethnic violence-hit Manipur with his online messages and talk sessions on a social media platform, according to a police complaint.
-
How Online Education Is Addressing The Changing Needs Of Learners
The development and acceptance of online learning platform has made education more flexible and accessible to everyone.
-
Video: Student Hits Physics Wallah Teacher With Slipper During Live Class
In a bizarre incident, a teacher was thrashed by a student during a live class on Physics Wallah app - an online teaching platform for students preparing for competitive exams.
-
Donate Your Time: A Campaign To Teach School Students Online During COVID-19 Crisis
In view of the challenges being faced in the difficult times of COVID-19 and lockdown, online platform Delhi Knowledge Track has started this campaign for school children.
-
Social Media Becomes Tool For Lessons For Over 2 Lakh Social, Tribal Institutions' Pupils In Telangana
Online media platforms like WhatsApp and Youtube have replaced conventional teaching institutes for over two lakh students in Telangana social and tribal welfare residential educational establishments.
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NCERT Suggests Social Media Apps And How To Use Them For Online Teaching
NCERT has not just recommended social media apps but has also suggested ways in which each platform can be used by teachers and educators.
-
Coronavirus: As Schools Switch to Online Education in India, Who Gets Left Behind?
Many schools across India have embraced remote learning models to let their students stay connected with their studies despite the ongoing panic and fear of the coronavirus outbreak. But there are still several students who don’t have access to Internet-driven virtual classrooms.
-
How Chessable's Scientific Teaching Methods Can Help You Improve at Chess
Chessable uses methods rooted in science to revolutionise chess learning in a way that no other platform has done before.
