curiosity gym

Surprisingly, one goes through life without inquiring about this question, as we are shuffled from class to class, school to college, and then college to jobs incessantly. Never pausing to inquire or discover our true context around learning and the outcome one expects from one’s academic endeavours. This obliviousness is surprising in hindsight but completely

“The New Education Policy 2020 (NEP) is a long term investment” as was repeatedly emphasised by Dr. Sasmit Patra, Member of Rajya Sabha representing the political party from Odisha, Biju Janta Dal during the webinar organised by Curiosity Gym on 12th December 2020. The conversation revolved around the New Education Policy 2020 and its implementation

“Who would like to come forward and solve the maths problem on the board?”, teacher asked the class. Mishal raised his hand confidently. Teacher gestured to him and handed over her chalk. Within minutes, Mishal solved the maths problem. Then, to everyone’s shock, he turned around and flung the piece of chalk away and dusted

What is one thing that entices children towards games and nudges them away from books and classroom teaching? It is incorporating interactivity and the ability to participate, act, and react as part of the lesson plans and curriculum that has failed often. The one way flow of information from teachers to pupils has not just

‘Every child is born curious’ was the highlight of one of the recently concluded webinars organised to discuss various facets of the National Education Policy 2020. While every educationist is hailing the welcoming policy, little do they emphasise the enormous damage their educational institutions have always been doing with the imposition of rote learning.