Category: Education

3D-Printed Schools – a World Economic Forum article

By Silver PiEducation InfrastructureALL Posts, Education and Society, Education for Future, Education Infrastructure, Equitable Education, New Posts, SilverPi-DYSE-Issue-017, Technology

A large part of the cost of education in the developing world is due to the physical infrastruc… MORE

Innovation in Education..?

By Nicholas AlchinEducation for FutureALL Posts, Education Challenges, Education for Future, Education Technology, Holistic Education, SilverPi-DYSE-Issue-016

In the modern world, continuous innovation and reinvention have become the way of life for an… MORE

Why the current education system is failing India’s youth?

By Aanya Michael ManjakunnelEducation ChallengesALL Posts, Education Challenges, Education for Future, Equitable Education, India, SilverPi-DYSE-Issue-015

A lot has been written on the educational situation of India. Aanya, through a student’… MORE

‘Technically’ speaking: Are we opening the Pandora’s Box?

By Madhava C KurupEducational PolicyALL Posts, Educational Policy, Engineering, India, Language, SilverPi-DYSE-Issue-014

Madhava Kurup thinks through the proposal to introduce higher education in regional langua… MORE

I want to break free!

By Ajit Ashutosh KalleEducation ChallengesALL Posts, Education Challenges, Engineering, India, IoT, Multidisciplinary, Science, SilverPi-DYSE-Issue-013

In this increasingly trans-disciplinary world, the traditional ways of working within wat… MORE

Forget Google; sometimes you’ve just got to know a lot of stuff

By Nicholas AlchinEducation for FutureALL Posts, Best Practices, Classroom Voices, Education for Future, Knowledge, Pedagogy, SilverPi-DYSE-Issue-012

The debate between knowing facts vs knowing how to get to the facts is a hallmark of the discuss… MORE

Foundations of Learning

By Charanya KumarEducation ChallengesALL Posts, Best Practices, Education Challenges, Education for Future, Experiential Learning, Learning and me, SilverPi-DYSE-Issue-010

We now have a generation that reads headlines and jumps to incomplete judgments about the new… MORE

Religion in Education

By Arya KSEducation, Education and SocietyALL Posts, Character, Community, History and Culture, SilverPi-DYSE-Issue-010

Education enables the pupil to see religion from an ethical point of view and accept the senti… MORE

Ambiguity begets Clarity

By Charanya KumarEducation for FutureALL Posts, Best Practices, Character, Co-create, Experiential Learning, Holistic Education, Pedagogy, SilverPi-DYSE-Issue-009

The students grow up to become young adults who are comfortable in predictable situations, b… MORE

The Questions You Don’t Ask

By Ian TymmsTeachersALL Posts, Character, Education Challenges, Education for Future, Holistic Education, Self Awareness, SilverPi-DYSE-Issue-008, Teaching and Me

“What are you as a teacher doing to build my daughter’s confidence and resilien… MORE

DIY Learning

By Ajit Ashutosh KalleEducation for FutureALL Posts, Best Practices, Co-create, Creativity, Curriculum, Education Challenges, Pedagogy, SilverPi-DYSE-Issue-008

“The ‘A for Apple’ framework in which our education system is entrenched in (even in hi… MORE

EdTech – Solution or the Problem?

By Charanya KumarEducation ChallengesALL Posts, Best Practices, Education for Future, Education Technology, Learning and me, Pedagogy, SilverPi-DYSE-Issue-007, Teachers

With increasing use of technology, are we killing our children’s ability to imagine and come … MORE

Through the Looking Glass – Crippling them young!

By Madhava C KurupEducation ChallengesALL Posts, Classroom Voices, Education Challenges, Experiential Learning, Learning and me, SilverPi-DYSE-Issue-006, Teachers

“We keep complaining about the dearth of entrepreneurial talent and lack of creativi… MORE

Learnings from a dictionary

By Dr. Vasudevan NamboodiriEducation for FutureALL Posts, Best Practices, Education for Future, Education Technology, Experiential Learning, History of Ideas, Holistic Education, SilverPi-DYSE-Issue-005, Teaching and Me

Many things we learn may not be relevant by the time we gain mastery over them. However l

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