In a world where change is the only constant, the key to preparing our youth lies in an education that does more than impart knowledge. It’s about fostering a mindset that embraces social entrepreneurship, blending enterprise skills with a sense of societal responsibility. This is not just education for employment; it’s education for transformation, where […]
In the ever-changing landscape of Indian education, a paradigm shift is underway. From traditional rote-learning methods, we are now transitioning towards purpose-based learning, a critical solution addressing the challenges of the 21st century. This approach, which emphasises practicality by prioritising the application of learning in real-world situations, is not just about altering teaching methods but
India’s journey toward becoming a 10 trillion-dollar economy hinges on the transformative power of education. Traditional classrooms encourage rote learning and proficiency in competitive exams with the intention of preparing students for existing job roles. But with rapid advancements in AI and an increased reliance on digital connectivity—as starkly highlighted during the Covid-19 pandemic—the need
