Pune is a cultural city where all major art forms had been dwelling since ages. While working on the band’s projects, the founding members of the band The State Bus (Milind Shegokar, Samuel Joshua and Milan Meitei) decided to start a music academy with a purpose to spread music in ...
Read More »And now an Educational Admission App
It’s board exam time and post that the students’ attention will be grabbed by the problem of what to do after the results. Here’s something that will help both parents and students to apply to the right course and the right educational institute. A Journalist Reveals unveils an Educational Admission ...
Read More »Vacancy But No Skills No Jobs
Recently, there was a debate in the political circles about the absence of jobs, the opposition blaming the center for the situation. The center insisted that jobs were in place but skilled personnel were not available to fill the vacancies. How do students develop skill-sets to fill the available vacancies ...
Read More »The Tricycle
A Journalist Reveals began sharing moral-giving stories from the first one, we posted a few days back. Continuing with the good work, we are sharing The Tricycle, today. The Tricycle: A differently-abled boy was moving on his tricycle on the road. The traffic policeman standing on a signal told the ...
Read More »Frog in a Well
Frog in a well is the story of a frog that lived almost all its life inside a well. We learnt this story during the Moral Science class. But, most people have forgotten the message. A Journalist Reveals has decided to share such message-giving moral stories from today. Frog in ...
Read More »Validity of Assessments
By Nitya Sundaram There have always been arguments for and against tests and exams; a debate that goes on and on with no end in sight. So, ultimately, what is the validity of assessments? A few examples and considerations will throw some light. Validity of Assessments: Let us say, a ...
Read More »The Life of a Teacher
By Brinda Roy Chowdhury All along I have shared my singing videos and the nuances of the ragas that I perform in them. However, today I am going to write something very different. I have to thank Gayatri Rao from A Journalist Reveals to encourage me to write something about ...
Read More »Popular Teachers vs Professional Teachers
By Nithya Sundaram One of the biggest issues our education system is facing is the tussle between a popular teacher vs a professional teacher. There is continuous pressure on teachers to be popular with children since that seems to decide how proficient a teacher is. Very often the hapless teacher ...
Read More »How Can Parents Gauge their Children’s Growth?
By Nithya Sundaram There is a constant debate that is going on regarding homework. How can parents help in their child’s education? A recent court order from Madras High Court has categorically stated that children of grades one and 2 should not have homework or tests. Their bags should carry ...
Read More »Role of Parents in Shaping Children
By Nithya Sundaram Two types of parents seem to be everywhere in every place I have worked. There are, of course, some very sensible parents and their children grow up into responsible and dignified people. Among the others, there are two types. The first is the `helicopter parent’, who hovers ...
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