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10 Dec

CBSE KALASETU Portal: Submission of Art-Integrated Project Details (2025-26) Explained

AASOKA0 Comments21st Century Skills, CBSE, NEP 2020, Schools, Teachers

What is the KALASETU Portal? The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has created the “KALASETU Portal” to collect details of the Art-Integrated Projects carried out by its affiliated schools. This provides a way for schools to upload data on a single platform to help CBSE maintain records submitted by…

25 Nov

Class 12 Pre-Board Preparation: Your Simple 4-Step Plan for High Scores

AASOKAExam Tips, Schools, Student Tips, Students

Class 12 pre-board exams are an important way to understand where you stand before Board exams. They help you understand which areas are you strength and which areas need more attention. A well-structured and clear plan, created keeping in mind your study habits can reduce stress and help you prepare…

19 Nov

CBSE School Safety Guidelines: An Update

AASOKACBSE, School Owner, Schools

Children spend the majority of their day in school. Parents and the school want their safety to be non-negotiable. As they spend their most active hours on the school campus, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) holds schools directly accountable for creating a secure environment. Additionally, in a recent…

17 Nov

Are AASOKA Books NEP 2020 & NCF Aligned?

AASOKA21st Century Skills, AASOKA, Education, NEP 2020, School Owner, Schools, study material, Teachers

AASOKA is a blended learning solution that combines the best of both worlds, i.e. traditional and digital learning. Besides providing digital tools and modules to teachers and students, it also provides AASOKA books. These books are research-backed and authored by experts. Developed by our in-house team, the books follow NEP…

14 Nov

How Technology Actually Improves School Assessments

AASOKAEdTech, Educational Apps, Schools, Students, Teachers

Schools today use many tools to check how well students understand a topic. This shift did not happen because technology looks modern. It happened because teachers needed support. Manual checking is slow. Test creation takes time. Reports often reach parents late. Technology in school assessments tries to solve these common…

12 Nov

Eco Clubs for Mission LiFE: A Guide to Green Celebrations

AASOKAEducation, NEP 2020, Schools, Students, Teachers

Festivals bring people together. In schools, there is an excitement in classrooms. In many celebrations, because of ease and little to no budget, schools often end up buying idols or decorations made of Plaster of Paris (POP). These POP idols and decorations leave a negative impact on the environment which…

07 Nov

5 Easy Experiential Learning Ways Teachers Can Start Today

AASOKA21st Century Skills, Education, Schools, Teachers

In most Indian schools, teachers manage big classes, strict periods, and heavy syllabi. So when people talk about experiential learning, it can sound like something meant only for fancy schools. But that is not how it works in real life. Easy experiential learning for teachers does not need smart labs,…

06 Nov

CBSE Board Exam Date Sheet 2026 and Two-Exam Policy

AASOKACBSE, Education, Schools, Students, Teachers

The date sheet for Class 10 and Class 12 Board Exams 2026 has been officially released by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). However, it has also provided details of the new two-exam policy for class 10 board exams as recommended by the National Education Policy (NEP 2020). The…

04 Nov

5 School Communication Strategies That Actually Work

AASOKASchools, Teachers

Good communication makes a school run smoothly. When teachers, parents, and students understand what is happening, problems reduce and trust grows. Many schools try different methods, but only a few school communication strategies hold up in real situations. The school communication strategies below are simple, practical, and easy for any…

05 Sep

Lesson Plans for Teachers with AASOKA

AASOKAEducation, Schools, Teachers

To many, a teacher’s job seems deceptively simple. Come to class, read the books to teach, make question papers and grade answer sheets. These are some common biases and stereotypes that are associated with being a teacher. What people fail to realize is that teachers don’t just read out loud…