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Student-centric curriculum, need of the hour
“There is a need to equip the present education system with a curriculum that serves the needs of students,” said Anjum Babukhan, director-education, Glendale Academy. She was speaking at ‘The Educators Forum: Brain Compatible Learning organised by EdVantage Teacher Leadership Institute recently.
“There is a need to equip the present education system with a curriculum that serves the needs of students,” said Anjum Babukhan, director-education, Glendale Academy.
She was speaking at ‘The Educators Forum: Brain Compatible Learning organised by EdVantage Teacher Leadership Institute recently.
Teacher training is changing ever so quickly with each passing day but the core values are something that one must focus for the 21st century learner opined Dr Savita Date Menon one of the panelists.
Echoing similar sentiments a panelist Vibha Asthana, Principal Ghulam Ahmed College said that the recently-launched ABCs of Brain Compatible Learning should become a textbook for teaching training institutions.
Manbir Bedi, CEO, Primary Plus felt that digitisation is the way forward and ABCs of Brain Compatible Learning does emphasise on the important role of technology.
Hussain former Director UNESCO spoke about the changing trends in education.
Chalk and talk, drill and grill that have been the bane of the Indian education system need to be replaced with student-centred learning opined speakers.
