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 Headmaster Who Teaches: Instructional Leadership and Why

The evidence on school leadership is specific: headmasters who act as instructional leaders produce better outcomes than headmasters who manage

When a Teacher Notices: Early Identification of Emotional

Teachers are not therapists. But they are with children for six hours a day, five days a week, for ten

Out-of-School and Out of Mind: Why Children Who

Official enrolment data is nearly universal. But enrolment and attendance are not the same thing, and attendance and learning are

When the Mother Tongue Is Not the Medium:

India has hundreds of home languages. Its schools teach in a fraction of them. The gap between what a child

What Happens to the Child Who Moves: Migrant

Millions of children follow their parents across state lines every year to brick kilns, sugar-cane fields, and construction sites. When

Best Digital Learning Platform for all Classes Students

Dear Principal, I am sure you are doing your best for your students with the online teaching-learning process. This is

English emergent literacy: songs, rhymes and word play

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Mistakes Improve Children’s Learning

Everyone makes mistakes and children are no exception. What’s important is how we learn from them. Yet, children grow up

Is Your Child Prepared for Lifelong Learning?

by Marilyn Price-Mitchell PhD Lifelong learning is a buzzword in 21st century education. And for good reason. Becoming a seeker of lifelong