The dance of the Coronavirus November 30, 2020 The Corona pandemic, as it has unfolded, has left behind a virus that has remained undefeated till date. Many of us around the world… Continue Reading
COVID 19 behavioural changes in society November 30, 2020 Learning online from home is still going to be here for a few more months. During the time from March until now, almost December… Continue Reading
Schools in a quandary October 16, 2020 It is really worrying when the schools will reopen! Small kids have been in the confines of home for over 7 months now. It… Continue Reading
The Pandemic Spiral September 26, 2020 I heard this concept for the first time from my dear friend who has been managing the COVID war room for the Government for… Continue Reading
Teachers, students, parents, schools and the government: The economic tangle September 18, 2020 Schools have been at the heart of human development, enabling the evolution of modern and smart cities, transitioning from a farm-based economy to a… Continue Reading
Popular Education sector Vocabulary of recent times September 18, 2020 Once the nCOVID19 pandemic triggered lockdowns and closure of schools, and other education & training systems, it meant that inevitably ‘going to schools’ was… Continue Reading
Working from home, here to stay? September 17, 2020 Working from home seemed easier and more productive during the first month of lockdown, during March & April. In fact, it was exciting because… Continue Reading
COVID Pandemic and “Lockdowns” September 17, 2020 Each day, when I look at the increasing number of COVID positives, I wonder if it would have helped if the strict ‘lockdown’ was… Continue Reading
Every Space is a Learning Space August 17, 2020 When we started designing our first school, ground up, our simple brief to our architects was “Every space is a Learning space”. The story of… Continue Reading
Normal lives interrupted; Education Interrupted; July 30, 2020 The COVID pandemic hit the world, and it took the world a month before it was declared a pandemic. With the underprepared health systems,… Continue Reading
