Some good people usually engaged in different type of duties such as household duties, official duties, social activities and much more. But remarkable thing is that the purpose of a person’s life is not so limited. A man does not take the birth only for these duties; a man also has a personal life also. There are some important duties of a person to himself such as to maintain him, to enjoy the life, to fulfill the different needs of self.So the main purpose of this post is that we should identify the needs of our personal life. We have to make the goals of our personal life and have to do the...
स्कूलों में खेल का महत्व
कई शिक्षकों को स्कूलों में खेल का महत्व समझ नहीं आता। उन्हें लगता है कि खेल गतिविधियों बेकार हैं। खेल गतिविधियों से छात्रों में टीम भावना और नेतृत्व कौशल विकसित होता है। स्कूल में विभिन्न स्थानीय खेल और इनडोर खेलों का आयोजन हो सकता है। खेल स्कूल की ओर छात्रों को आकर्षित करने के लिए एक महत्वपूर्ण गतिविधि है।Read in this website:Active Learning Methodologies Activity Based LearningInnovative ideas for TeachersSelf Learning MethodsVisit the Blog:Anil Sahu’s Education B...
मेरे ब्लॉग के बारे में
नमस्ते पाठकों, हैप्पी क्रिसमस और नया साल मुबारक हो।वास्तव में यह ब्लॉग नवीन शिक्षा के लिए डिजाइन किया गया था, लेकिन मैंने सोचा कि अन्य सामग्री भी इस ब्लॉग में रखना चाहिए। तो मैंने इस ब्लॉग में कुछ परिवर्तन किए हैं,आप इस ब्लॉग में बहुत ही दिलचस्प लेख पढ़ सकते हैं About my blog Hi readers, I am very thankful to you that you show a great interest in my blog. Actually this blog was designed for innovative education, but I thought that I should keep other materials also in this blog. So you will...
Interactive Puzzles In Language Teaching
In language teaching different interactive puzzles may be used to enhance student’s reading and learning skills. We may prepare some learning materials on card sheet and the other media and may distribute to the students and observe the learning process. This type of activity may be used in the group teaching where each student works and enjoy the learning in new environment of freedom.There are different types of puzzles may be used in classroom teaching depending the students level such as primary...
In the Debate About School Choice, Relevance and Evidence Lose
During the recent “Impact of Charter Schools in Chicago” panel discussion presented by Catalyst Chicago, proponents and opponents of charter schools came together for a brawl that ended in every side (including the moderates) only further entrenched in their viewpoints. Though no one “won” the debate, there were two clear losers: evidence and reality. While every side presented evidence in support of their argument, no one was willing to acknowledge evidence that was not ideologically aligned with their own viewpoints. Charles Payne, University of Chicago Professor, mentioned some research...
Doing Less with More: the Social Significance of For-Profit Higher Education in the US
Portraying higher education as a business is the dominant metaphor for higher education in our time. By now it is commonplace to consider students as consumers, faculty as producers, degrees and publications as products, while universities labor to protect their brand. To some extent, US higher education has always functioned at least partially as a market, with institutions vying for faculty, students, and funding. Clark Kerr defines responsiveness to the market as a fundamental characteristic of institutions in the American system, and calls it a “gift of history”. However, in concert with the...
China Bridge Delegation: Reflections On Educational Policy and Practice in China and the United States
From November 7-15, I traveled to China as part of the 2012 Chinese Bridge Delegation to China. This was a unique opportunity to visit Chinese schools, dialogue with teachers and educational leaders, and learn firsthand about contemporary Chinese educational policy and practice. My perceptions remain fresh and unrefined, yet I would like to share a few thoughts: First, regarding Chinese policy, it was reported to us that new curricular reforms are intended to produce more hands-on, experiential learning. Further, they aim to develop students’ critical/analytical and communicative/collaborative...
MOOCs and differentiated higher education
Dan's entry yesterday focuses on what he describes as the surveillance potential of data-mining in large courses and higher education more generally. That is in fact what EDx's founders promised: to use MOOCs as a research base. It is remarkably similar to the "personalized education" promise of those advocating algorithm-driven K-12 lessons, such as the School of One in New York City. I have argued elsewhere that there is a significant difference between personalized and algorithmic education, but maybe I should use an old Garment District joke to explain: A wealthy patron enters the small dress...
MOOCs and Disruption
I have become obsessed with MOOCs. That’s “massive online open courses.” Not because they are, in the words of Thomas Friedman, a “college education revolution.” (Though there is some truth to that as well in my perspective.) Rather, I think they make vivid many of the fault lines of how we think about and enact teaching and learning in higher education. And while the vast majority of attention has focused on the standard (and understandable) issues of postsecondary access, quality, and cost, MOOCs also reveal deeper assumptions around issues of socialization, stratification, and success in the...
SIMPLE EDUCATIONAL PUZZLES
SIMPLE EDUCATIONAL PUZZLESTeaching in primary and middle school students should be more interactive and attractive.If we use some interactive techniques in our day by day teaching, we get very positive results.Our classroom teaching should be more and more students based. Teacher should be a facilitator to learning.Here are some mathematical puzzles that we may use in our classroom to increase student’s interest in learning. 1 3 ? 5 3 4 2 ? 2 ? 5 3 4 3 ? 5 Puzzles are one of the most effective techniques to develop student’s...
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