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Curriculum for Use and Advocacy of Natural Building Materials

By Azim Premji University | Oct 31, 2018

Curriculum designed around use and advocacy of natural building materials for an open learning centre in rural /tribal spaces.

Material: Mud/ Bamboo/ stones Objective to use these materials:

Malaria, Dengue and Mosquito

By Azim Premji University | Sep 26, 2018

Mosquitoes, the buzzing, biting & annoying insects are one of the oldest species that have seen us through since ages. Not necessarily a malaria or a dengue patient, but anyone who forgot to secure the mosquito net  properly will testify their struggle with a it. Read out more on them.

 

Activities on Health and Hygience

By Azim Premji University | Sep 26, 2018

On face of it, they indeed are EVS activities. When you scratch the surface, you will notice so many other interesting themes (like, surveying, map making, presenting data, creating workable models and prototyping) that come handy in other subjects, emerge on the sidelines of the content explored. Try them out.

 

Bamboo based curriculum in rural schools

By Azim Premji University | Sep 19, 2018

Did you know that Gandhiji’s beloved charkha was made of Bamboo !

A day at Anand Niketan, Sewagram

By Pallavi | Mar 30, 2017

I was late. I had promised I would reach by 9 AM but by the time I walked through the gate of the Ashram, it was noon. I had sent a SMS about the delay so I was relatively guilt free when I walked through the gate of the school premises. I saw two boys outside the class, they looked sheepish. I asked them in my Marathi-English- “punishment midala ka? “ (Did you get punished?). They shuffled their feet in response. Peeked in to see Sushama taking a class.

In Search of Teacher-ness

By Learning Curve | Aug 17, 2016

This article is based on my learning from education. People say that education is a lifelong process. What is Nayi Talim? It may be to understand the students and connect with our selves.

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In Search of Teacher-ness

By Learning Curve | Mar 31, 2015

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