The Child Nobody Worries About: The Myth of the Good Student
He scored ninety-four, everyone called to congratulate him, and he spent the night counting the four marks he lost.
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Your Child at Eighteen, With Nobody Watching
A study timetable that worked for six years collapsed in six weeks. The child had not changed. The person holding the timetable had simply stopped being in the room.
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Why Maths and Science Alone Cannot Make Your Child Truly Intelligent
The marks tell you one thing. Real intelligence is a much wider story — and the parts that matter most rarely show up on a report card.
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The Obedient Classroom — What We Lose When Children Only Comply
The quietest child in the room is not always the brightest one. What the confusion between obedience and intelligence costs children — and what a parent can do about it, starting this week.
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The Classroom Is 250 Years Old
Long before marks, boards and coaching centres, two separate decisions in two different centuries wrote the history of the Indian education system your child sits inside today. Here is where it came from — and why NEP 2020 is the first real attempt to change it.
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“Educate” Means to Draw Out, Not Pour In — and Why That Changes Everything
A child can deliver a perfect answer and still not understand it. The word ‘educate’ has been telling us why all along — and what parents can do about it, starting this week.
