Microlearning in Schools The goal of microlearning is to help learners absorb and retain information more effectively by presenting it in small, manageable chunks Button What is Microlearning? Microlearning is a teaching and learning approach that involves delivering small, focused bits of information or training to learners in short, concise bursts. This type of learning is designed to be quick, easy to understand, and easy
The National Education Policy (NEP) of India is a comprehensive policy document that outlines the goals and objectives of the education system in India
The incorporation of new technology in education has the potential to revolutionize the way students learn and educators teach. From online learning platforms to interactive whiteboards, there are numerous tools and resources available that can enhance the educational experience for both students and teachers
The new National Education Policy is here. Understand from this article what are the highlights of this policy. Next we will write about how it will change the Education scenario in India
According to estimates around 44% of students have access to e-learning using smartphones. As of June 2020 around 62% of students are impacted due to the lockdown in India Schools in India start the academic year somewhere between April and June. When the Lockdown was announced, schools were caught unaware. It was March and the schools were not really bothered since the situation was perceived
In a recent, Knowledge@Wharton the article highlights the impact of new technologies on the economy and the job market – possible in-existence of existing job roles and creation of new job market. And that to get new jobs, learning has to be continuous since the current skills will not suffice. The first thing that Finnish schools teach their students is “Learning to Learn” and that
In India, as per studies, average number of employable graduates coming out of colleges is just around 22% I am sure we all believe every child is gifted with some skills. If every child is gifted with skills then why only 22% of them are found to be employable after degree education? I ascertained our education system needs to be revamped at a larger
The next revolution is in the field of Education. Unless there is, jobs will be lost to mediocracy and inefficiencies. The current situation being gloomy, lot of time, effort and money is spent on re-skilling of graduates [fresh pass-outs from colleges & universities]. At the existing rate in near future the new normal will make the resources spent in educating valueless and the time
