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17 Mar

CBSE Foundational Learning Study (FLS) 2026 by PARAKH

AASOKA0 CommentsCBSE, NEP 2020, Research, School Owner, Schools, TeachersCBSE, FLS 2026, Foundationa Learning Study 2026, Parakh

Basic reading, writing and mathematics are the foundation of a child's academic journey. For children, it becomes important for them to develop these skills and become prepared to learn different subjects, think critically and build confidence. To promote these skills, NIPUN Bharat Mission was launched to attain universal foundational literacy…

12 Mar

Smart Classroom Skills That Teachers Need

AASOKA0 Comments21st Century Skills, TeachersTeacher Training Programs

Quick Summary Smart classrooms work only when teachers adapt their approach. The most important skills are controlling lesson pace, asking better questions, staying focused on students instead of screens, managing distraction through engagement, and being flexible when tech fails. Digital tools help, but they don’t replace teaching. The teacher still…

10 Mar

CBSE Social Emotional Learning Initiative

AASOKA0 CommentsCBSE, Parents, Schools, Students, TeachersCBSE, mental Health

Schools today are realising the importance of mental health and are actively making social emotional learning a part of their curriculum. This is an important part of schools supporting the students. In this high pressure and competitive world fueled by social media, students are more prone to issues related to…

05 Mar

Do Smart Classrooms Improve Learning?

AASOKA0 Commentse-Learning, EdTech, Education, Parents, Schools, Teachers

Short answer: Yes, smart classrooms can improve learning when they are used with clear intent. They help students understand concepts better, stay engaged, and learn at their own pace. The impact, however, depends on how teachers use these tools in everyday teaching. What changes when a classroom becomes “smart” A…

03 Mar

CBSE Inter-Generational Bonding Activities

AASOKA0 CommentsCBSE, Education, Schools, StudentsCBSE, cbse 2026, Schools

Summary: CBSE has released a circular focusing on improving inter-generational bonds, i.e. between students and grandparents or senior citizens. This will help improve emotional learning among students and also teach them patience, resilience and kindness. In turn, it might lessen the feelings of isolation. Schools are asked to organise various…

24 Feb

What is CBSE Class 12 On-Screen Marking (OSM)?

AASOKA0 CommentsCBSE, Education, Schools, TeachersCBSE, cbse 2026, CBSE Class 12, On-Screen Marking, OSM

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has brought about major changes in evaluation for CBSE Class 12 Exams 2026. On-Screen Marking (OSM) has been introduced, marking a shift from physical checking of examination answer sheets to digital evaluation. This evaluation system will help teachers be more accurate, transparent and efficient…

11 Feb

What is YUVA AI for All?

AASOKA0 CommentsCBSE, Govt. Programs, Students, TeachersNational AI Literacy Mission, Students, teachers, YUVA AI for All

Quick Summary: YUVA AI for All is a free foundational AI literacy program launched by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) under the National AI Literacy Campaign - IndiaAI Mission. It is open to all students, youth and others who have an interest in learning about AI. YUVA…

05 Feb

Guide to the Holistic Progress Card (HPC) under NEP 2020

AASOKA0 CommentsEducation, NEP 2020, Schools, Teachers, UncategorizedCBSE, NEP 2020

National Education Policy 2020 introduced the Holistic Progress Card (HPC) to understand and track the progress of students holistically. Schools often focus on just marks and at times, performance in sports. It proposed a different way of understanding student growth. As per the National Education Policy 2020, assessment must move…

30 Jan

What are the New UGC Equity Regulations 2026?

AASOKA0 CommentsEducationUGC, UGC Guidelines

Summary: UGC has released ‘Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions Regulations, 2026’ and made it mandatory for all higher education institutions (colleges and universities). This is aimed at preventing discrimination based on caste, religion, gender, language, region, and disability. The new regulations have given explicit direction of formation ofEqual…

28 Jan

What are Pramanas in NCF?

AASOKA0 CommentsEducation, SchoolsAASOKA

Learning happens in many different ways. It includes reading, experimenting, writing, talking, watching and in many different ways. The National Curriculum Framework (NCF) talks about this idea using an old Indian concept called Pramanas. These are ways through which human beings gain knowledge. The NCF has included these to help…