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Corporal Punishment in Indian Schools: The Evidence, the
The Right to Education Act, 2009, explicitly prohibits physical punishment and mental harassment of students. Corporal punishment persists widely. Understanding
POCSO in Practice: What Schools Are Required to
The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012, places specific obligations on schools and their staff. Most teachers are
What Playing Teaches: The Developmental Evidence for Unstructured
Unstructured free play is disappearing from the lives of young Indian children — replaced by tuition classes, screen time, and
The Long Shadow of the First Year: How
What happens to a child in the first year of formal schooling shapes how they relate to school, learning, and
The Anganwadi as Classroom: Early Learning Quality and
India’s network of Anganwadi Centres is remarkable in its scale. What happens inside them — the quality of interactions between
The Stories Schools Tell and Do Not Tell:
A curriculum is a story about whose knowledge, history, and culture matter. When large groups of children cannot find themselves
Why Schools Have Libraries and Why Many of
India has invested in school libraries for decades. Many of them are locked, unstocked, or stocked with books children cannot
Theatre in the Classroom: Drama, Role-Play, and the
Classroom drama is one of the best-evidenced and least-used pedagogical tools in school education. The research on what it does
What Craft Teaches That the Textbook Cannot: Hands,
The cognitive demands of making something with your hands — planning, sequencing, problem-solving, refining — are substantial and largely invisible
Music Education in Government Schools: The Case for
Music has been on the school curriculum in India for decades. It has rarely been staffed, funded, or taken seriously.
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