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Reasons why schools are introducing modern teaching methods actively

Reasons why schools are introducing modern teaching methods actively        “Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school.” – Albert Einste in.     ‘ Modern teaching methods ’ has become the buzzword in the K12 education sector. All the schools, irrespective of whether they follow the  CBSE curriculum , ICSE or are affiliated to any of the state boards in India, are moving forward intending to become progressive schools and transform the image of K12 education in the country.      But what are these  modern teaching methods ? What does it mean when a school proclaims that it is merging modern teaching methods in its teaching-learning system?       In the simplest explanation, we can state that teaching is now no longer focused on letting students mug up the syllabus to recite them in the exams, and assessment now no longer means the grades and mark sheets. As the...

Tips to choose the right school for your child during the pandemic

The schools took a virtual seat ever since the first quarter of 2020 and continued with a remote learning method. With the continuing uncertainties of the pandemic, the schools will have to continue with their online classes for a little more time and this brings the parents another reason to evaluate while selecting the right school for their children.   What does it imply? It means now selection criteria of school will not be restricted best reputation, the number of years the school has been running, whether it follows a CBSE curriculum or is affiliated to other international board; the efficiency of the school in conducting online classes will have a major significance added in the selection process.   Parents and guardians undergo a lot of stress while choosing the right school for their children, and why not? Selecting the right school is crucial to define the quality of academic life of the child. Consequently, with the abundance of options available in the present...