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17 Feb

Critical Thinking: Why Every Child Must Learn It Early

AASOKA21st Century Skills, Education, Parents, Students, Teachers

Critical Thinking: Why Every Child Must Learn It Early We live in a time where information is everywhere. But knowing how to think through that information—that’s a whole different skill. And it’s something that kids should start learning early, not wait until they’re older. We often link critical thinking with…

11 Feb

Language Development Strategies for Early Learners

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Language Development Strategies for Early Learners Keyword: early language development A child’s first words may be simple—mumma, ball, come—but behind each word lies a complex process of listening, understanding, and expression. Early language development is more than vocabulary; it’s about helping children find their voice, make sense of the world,…

07 Feb

Samagra Shiksha Scheme-An Integrated School Education Scheme

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Samagra Shiksha Scheme is a flagship program launched by the Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education. The scheme was introduced as part of the implementation of a proposal made in the Union Budget 2018–19, which emphasized treating education holistically, without segmentation, from pre-nursery to Class 12. Samagra…

03 Feb

Why Early Learning Should Be Multidisciplinary

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Why Early Learning Should Be Multidisciplinary Walk into a room where young children are learning, and you’ll likely see a blend of drawing, singing, counting, and storytelling—all happening at once. That’s not chaos. That’s what effective multidisciplinary early education looks like. In the early years, children don’t separate the world…

01 Feb

Integrating Real-World Problem Solving in School Projects

AASOKA21st Century Skills, Student Tips, Students

Keyword: project-based learning in schools Ask any student why they’re learning a particular chapter, and you’ll often get a shrug or a polite guess. The disconnect between classroom content and the real world is one of the biggest gaps in traditional education—and project-based learning in schools is finally bridging it.…

30 Jan

The Role of STEAM in Modern Education

AASOKAEdTech, Education, Research, Robotics, Students

What is STEAM Education? Education in the 21st century is no longer limited traditional subjects. It prepares students for a future that is shaped by technology, creativity and innovation. This is where STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) comes into play. Long gone are the days when students only…

28 Jan

Why Robotics Is Becoming a Core Part of School Curriculum

AASOKA21st Century Skills, EdTech, Education, NEP 2020, Robotics, Students

Why Robotics Is Becoming a Core Part of School Curriculum Robots in classrooms? It might have sounded futuristic a decade ago, but today it’s one of the fastest-growing educational technology trends —and for good reason. Schools around the world are weaving robotics into the fabric of their curriculum—not as an…

27 Jan

The Importance of Early Exposure to Coding & Logic

AASOKA21st Century Skills, EdTech, Education, NEP 2020, Robotics, Students, Teachers

The Importance of Early Exposure to Coding & Logic When a five-year-old gives directions like, “Move forward two steps, then turn left,” to a cardboard robot made in class, most adults just smile at the cuteness. But what’s happening under the surface? That child is using sequencing, logic, and a…

23 Jan

Media & Technology Literacy in the Digital Age

AASOKA21st Century Skills, Education, Parents, Student Tips, Students, Teachers

Media and Technology Literacy in the Digital Age Let’s face it—being “good with technology” today means way more than knowing how to Google stuff or make a PowerPoint. In a world where information floods our screens 24/7 and digital platforms shape how we learn, work, and connect, media and technology literacy…

21 Jan

Bridging Learning Gaps in Foundational Years

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Bridging Learning Gaps in Foundational Years Not every child starts school on equal footing. Some know the alphabet by heart; others are still figuring out how to hold a pencil. That’s not failure—it’s a signal. The early years are full of uneven beginnings, and understanding foundational learning gaps is key…