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Sports and Physical Education

Play, Love All

By Learning Curve | Apr 26, 2020

Usha Mukunda nee Iyengar

“Do you know what my favourite part of the game is? The opportunity to play.” - Mike Singletary, American football star and now coach

Sports in Schools: Provisions and Practices

By Learning Curve | Apr 26, 2020

Rekha Badsiwal

The Powerful Mind – Role of Sports Psychology

By Learning Curve | Apr 25, 2020

Shree Advani

You are 30-40 and 3-5 in the deciding set of a crucial tennis match. The sweat on your palms isn’t the result of physical exertion alone. The heart is racing and thoughts are flooding your head. The pressure from your parents to win weighs down heavily on your mind.

Not the ideal situation to be in - yet, all sportspersons, in their respective sport, WILL find themselves in such predicaments. Such is the nature of sports.

A Sports Career: Why Not ?

By Learning Curve | Apr 25, 2020

Saisudha Sugavannam

“It does not matter how many times you get knocked down,but how many times you get up” – Vince Lombardi, famous American football coach

Sports aficionados in India have a recurring set of questions: 

Outdoor Education – Exploring A New Paradigm

By Learning Curve | Apr 25, 2020

Nidhi Tiwari

Countering Stereotypes

By Learning Curve | Apr 25, 2020

Dominic Vijay

Equity Through Sports - Challenges and the way Forward

By Learning Curve | Apr 25, 2020

Indumathi S

A Sporting Chance

By Learning Curve | Apr 25, 2020

Kajal Advani

When people ask me if I knew, ten years ago, that my son Pankaj Advani would become a world champion in snooker and billiards, my answer is, “No, I did not know he would, but I believed he could.”

The Child and Sport

By Learning Curve | Apr 25, 2020

Shayamal Vallabjee

When I was asked to write an article on the business of sport, its impact on children and the importance of having it as part of school curricula, I immediately thought of one line – Not every child is born with a silver spoon. But having said that - as an exercise scientist and a perfectionist - I do subscribe wholeheartedly to the importance of practice and hard work above talent.

A Champion’s Mother Speaks: Joys and Trials of Parenting a Sports Child

By Learning Curve | Apr 25, 2020

Devika Nadig

Having both relished and survived twelve years as a school head and fifteen as the mother of a champion in a difficult, solitary game like chess, it will not be an exaggeration to say I have experienced a lot, both of the competitive sport, and the world it encompasses.

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