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C O N T E JUL-AUG-SEP 2018 VOL. 02 ISSUE 04 08 TOWARDS A MEANINGFUL LEARNING IN SCHOOLS… DELENG/2017/73326 An integrated approach which is systematic, sustained and has concerted action is required to significantly enhance the creative and innovative capacities of young students in ways that are relevant to the outside world. Generally it is perceived, learning that takes place in dedicated educational institutions such as schools is seen as formal, that which occurs beyond the school walls as ‘informal’. Thus, the challenge being faced and accepted by the schools today is to integrate both formal and informal learning in a way that it benefits the students in the long run. Arpita Acharya Vice Principal, Blue Bells Public School, Gurugram 18 INTEGRATING RESEARCH IN SCHOOL EDUCATION/CURRICULUM Teaching young minds about research is vital if we want to encourage them to evaluate evidence so that they make informed decisions. Let’s see how. Sukhvinder Multani Educationist and Researcher, Pune 34 WHO WANTS TO BE A SUPERHERO? I DO… Teens and adults alike, love to imitate their favourite superhero, aspire to be like them, dream about meeting them and follow them on social media. The Superhero movies have united the world in ways most things have not. So, what impact do Superhero movies have on our children and how can these movies be used to promote positive values and ideas Shakti Jhala Senior Strategist and Training Coordinator at Schoogle (A TGES initiative), Mumbai 40 HAPPY TO LEARN! “The capacity to learn is the gift, the ability to learn is a skill, the willingness to learn is a choice”. -Brain Herbert Benazir Shafaat Hussain Special Educator 4 THE PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL JUL-AUG-SEP 2018 www.progressiveschool.in
N T S 44 LEARNING BEYOND…LEARNING ALWAYS As educators, it’s our responsibility to look after the learning needs of the students and make it a point that learning cannot be bound within the four walls of a classroom. Let the students explore, expand and experiment with their own learning style. Shimmi Sharma Sunbeam School Lahartara, Varanasi 51 NURTURING RIGHT LEARNING ATTITUDE As Swami Vivekananda says, “Education is the manifestation of the perfection already in man.” The perfection which has to be manifested, Swamiji says – is already in man. When we already have it, the role of education is actually a process of purification. A process by which we realize the perfectness within and here lies the critical role of an educator – be it a parent at home or a teacher at school. Pankaj Sharma Principal, Sagar Public School, Bhopal IN THIS ISSUE Editorial 03 Aroma of learning… RETROSPECTION 06 Reimagining teaching PERSPECTIVE 08 Towards a meaningful learning in schools… SKILL DEVELOPMENT 12 Making children ‘future ready’ FACE-TO-FACE 14 Nurturing learners for life! LEARNING THROUGH QUIZ 16 Igniting curiosity through quiz THINKING OUT-OF-THE BOX 18 Integrating research in school education/curriculum ADVENTURE SPORTS 20 Adventure sports: not just fun but learning for life! POINT OF VIEW 24 Making learning easy and enjoyable! TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGES 28 Parenting in the digital world Q&A 32 Learning beyond…learning always…learning lifelong LEARNING THROUGH CINEMA 34 Who wants to be a Superhero? I do… EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING 38 Enhancing experiential and social learning… LEARNING 40 Happy to learn ERGONOMICS 42 How seating ergonomics affect learning BEYOND FOUR WALLS 44 Learning beyond…learning always VIEWPOINT 46 Learning christened once again! VIEWPOINT 49 Learning: a life-long continuous process Q&A 51 Nurturing right learning attitude INTROSPECTION 54 Sustaining academic leadership – the gateway LEARNING 56 10 Characteristics of informal learning NEWS & EVENTS 58 www.progressiveschool.in JUL-AUG-SEP 2018 THE PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL 5
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