Dr. Pankaj Kumar Ph.D. (Performance Management Systems), MBA (HR/OB) Nowadays, there is the increasing number of Business Schools are opening in India, where many Professors are employed. Presenting yourself as a better professor is also a difficult task because every professor is capable to do it himself, but in a business school, mainly five tips […]
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Prof. Dr. Sudhir Gavhane Director, National Outreach & Network Former Dean, Liberal Arts, Science & Commerce MIT-World: Peace University, Pune, India Read on our article by Professor Dr Sudhir Gavhane elaborating on the new trends in TLM – Teaching Learning Methodologies and its advancing impact in the higher education sector in general. The change is the […]
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In the 21st century, Technology is the modern revolution that is now successfully invading our classrooms. And if you do not wish to be swept away with the Tech-savvy invasion, I’d suggest that the Professors of the modern era do some pre-preparations apart from their courses and ride along the wave of change. Most professors […]
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Dr. Kamlesh Misra Former Vice Chancellor, Ansal University Do you remember the times when you were little and were learning the Indian mythology or just watching Doordarshan every evening? And in one of those evenings, you learned how Eklavya cut his thumb for his “Guru” Dronacharya without even bothering to ask one question about his […]
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The ease and portability which the reader’s receive with access to eBooks are amazing!! Now, there is no worry to store and maintain the hard copies, all that is needed is just a smart device to read as many books as desired. In the 19th century an English author, Martin Tupper wrote, “A good book […]
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Today, we have witnessed that the global economy has gone through a turbulent phase that has forced many people out of a job, many of them never focussed on hands-on skills in the various industries available across the globe. Vocational Education should be treated as a blueprint for a better future. They will also replace the plethora of academic qualifications currently on offer in each technical or non-technical area with just one recognizable qualification type.
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Teaching jobs are one of the most underrated jobs. Want to know why? Read on. Teacher’s Day just passed by this month. People, once again, like every year, could see their Facebook, Instagram, Twitter feeds filled with heartwarming messages, images with glossy texts showing what life would be like without teachers, messages filled with regards, […]
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Dr. Kamlesh Misra Former Vice Chancellor, Ansal University India is supposed to have had the roots of higher education dating back as early as the 1000 B.C. Though at that time the education provided by the then institutes were the ancient knowledge of the Vedas. The modern education system was actually set up during the […]
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Recently the Parliament of India accorded The National Council for Teacher Education (Amendment)Act, 2017 Bill to offer one- time retrospective recognition to central and state Government funded institutions offering Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) and related courses that have not got recognition under the National Council for Teacher Education Act. The Indian Parliament on January 3, […]
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Education is one of the basic indicators of the prosperity of any social group. Connotations of the development process of any nation have historically focused on the improvement of standards of living people through activities leading to economic improvement. In this effort, education, in general, and science education, in particular, have attained high importance. Today […]