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Aug 04

Teacher query #1: Ideas for teaching poetry online to grades 1 and 2 students

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Dr Mala Palani responds to a teacher’s query after conducting a webinar on Teaching Poetry Online to Nurture Competence. Dear Teacher Thank you for your interest in the poetry teaching session. Looks like the session has inspired you to look Read more

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Jun 08

Holding learner attention during online classes

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One social media post that caught my attention right away very recently was that teachers in a certain part of the country were refusing to teach online classes during the lockdown, one of the reasons being they were finding it Read more

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Mar 30

Using jokes and memes in the English class

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Author: Sonali Bhattacharyya There are infinite possibilities of using jokes and memes in the class. These make a class interesting and funny, and help engage learners with various cultures. Jokes and memes are also a great way to introduce learners to Read more

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Mar 05

Teaching how to weed out fake news

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Sonali Bhattacharyya The world today is in constant danger of being influenced, manipulated and misguided by misinformation and promotions more than ever. The unchecked proliferation of unhealthy information is the result of the spectacular reach of the Internet which makes Read more

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Dec 03

Teaching Tip #17: 7 things to keep in mind while assigning group projects

Expert Posts21st century skills, collaboration, group projects, groupwork, OTT, Sriparna Tamhane, teamwork

  Assignment of group projects need clarity of planning and instruction. Here are 7 things you need to keep in mind while assigning them: Ensure that the task is challenging and interesting enough for the students.For example: “Prepare a travel Read more

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Dec 03

Teaching Tip #16: How to plan homework

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Assigning the right kind of homework and following it through is an important skill which every teacher needs to learn. The following are some tips for planning homework: Maintain a homework diary. A daily record is necessary both for the Read more

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Dec 03

Teaching Tip #15: 10 things to keep in mind while organizing a historical trip

Expert PostsCPD, field visits, history, knowledge collation, learning through experience, monument, Online Teacher Training, OTT, OUP

Historical trips bring the subject alive and often create a deep interest in learning history. For a trip to be successful, however, some amount of planning needs to be done to ensure maximum learning from the experience. Here are some Read more

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Dec 13

Teaching Tip #14: Pecha Kucha

Expert PostsOTT, Pecha Kucha, powerpoint, precise thinking, presentation skills, Teaching Tip

One of the biggest challenges for an audience today seems to be to sit politely attentive through a tedious presentation! Having sat through such tedium, many a presenter would do well to relook at yet another way to remove possibility Read more

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Dec 12

Teaching Tip #13: Relevance of VUCA in Education

Expert Postsagility, ambiguity, behaviour, CCTV, clarity, complexity, OTT, relearn, RTI, surveillance, uncertainty, understanding, vision, volatility, VUCA

The term VUCA originated in the US military in the late 1990s and is a way of assessing and providing for the changeability of general situations and events. Today, in management studies, it is a panacea to all sorts of Read more

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Jun 27

Teaching Tip #12: Using Response Cards in Class

Expert PostsOnline Teacher Training, response cards, sonali bhattacharyya, student participation, Teaching Tip

As more and more schools are adopting inclusive education as part of their instructional practices, it is important that everyone in class is equitably involved and participate maximally, even as teachers engage in teacher fronted lessons. Using response cards in Read more

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