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18 Jan

How Schools Can Foster Creativity & Innovation in Students

AASOKA21st Century Skills, Education, Students, Teachers

How Schools Can Foster Creativity & Innovation in Students Let’s be honest—most of us grew up associating school with routines, fixed answers, and standardised tests. But the world students are stepping into today is anything but standard. It’s unpredictable, driven by innovation, and constantly evolving. That’s why creativity and innovation—once…

15 Jan

AI-Driven Assessments vs Traditional Exams: What’s Better?

AASOKAEdTech, Educational Apps, Online Learning, Students, Teachers

AI-Driven Assessments vs Traditional Exams: What’s Better? Exams have been the main tool used for decades to assess students' learning. The way that students are evaluated across schools has been influenced by scheduled testing, standard formats, and fixed question papers. Despite its familiarity, this model does not always accurately represent…

13 Jan

The Role of AI in Personalized Student Learning Paths

AASOKAOnline Learning

The Role of AI in Personalized Student Learning Paths In today’s classrooms, students are more diverse than ever—not just in background, but in how they learn, what pace they follow, and the kind of support they need to succeed. Yet, most learning environments still rely on a fixed approach where…

11 Jan

AI in Indian Classrooms: Boon or Bane?

AASOKAEdTech, Education, Educational Apps, Online Learning, Teachers

AI in Indian Classrooms: Boon or Bane? Classrooms in India are changing. Chalk and blackboards are still around, but now they share space with smart screens, apps, and digital tools. Among all the innovations in education, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is creating some of the biggest shifts. It’s helping teachers, supporting…

17 Dec

AASOKA Wizkids – A Playful Approach to Foundational Learning

AASOKAe-Learning, EdTech, Education, Research, Students, Teachers

AASOKA Wizkids for Nipun Bharat Mission Have you ever seen the joy on a child's face when they finally understand something? Early childhood education is centred on this thrill of discovery, which the NIPUN Bharat Mission remains firmly committed to developing. The National Initiative for Proficiency in Reading with Understanding…

18 Nov

NIPUN Bharat: A New Dawn for Indian Education

AASOKAEducation, Govt. Programs, Parents, Research, School Owner, Students

NIPUN Bharat: A New Dawn for Indian Education India’s education landscape is transforming and one mission leading this shift is NIPUN Bharat (National Initiative for Proficiency in Reading with Understanding and Numeracy). With its ambitious aim to achieve foundational literacy and numeracy (FLN) for all children by Grade 3 by…

15 Nov

PRAYAAS Scheme and the Future of Research

AASOKACommunication Skill, Research, Students

If you’ve ever felt the itch to dig deeper into a topic that caught your interest in class, you’re not alone. That’s the kind of curiosity that PRAYAAS scheme aims to tap into. It’s about encouraging students to move away from rote learning and to explore, ask and learn in…

12 Nov

Panchakosha Vikas (Five-Fold Development) as given for Early Childhood Care and Education in NCF-FS 2022

AASOKAOnline Learning

In Indian households, we have all heard the saying, 'Children are a form of Bhagwan.' This saying emphasises the importance of caring for children with love and devotion, akin to reverence for God. Out of the sixteen samskaras performed during the life of a human being, eight are performed before…

12 Nov

CISCE Reforms For The Academic Session 2025-26: AI, Robotics In Curriculum

AASOKAEducation, Robotics, School Owner, Teachers

The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) is introducing major reforms in the curriculum, in line with the recommendations of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, which focuses on meeting the requirements of the new age. For Classes 11 and 12, CISCE has announced the introduction of Robotics…

18 Dec

Powerful Benefits of School Attendance Application

AASOKAe-Learning, Online Learning, School Owner

Students usually love the time when teachers take attendance because once the individual has said aloud ‘Present’ against his/her name, it usually becomes playtime for them. However, attendance is never a game for teachers, and when done manually, they often find it to be one of the most attention-seeking and…