Craft Museums--Its necessities in society

Shahil Choudhury

INTRODUCTION: Craft is the artful activity of making things, sometimes by hand, with particular t

The Significance of English as a Second Language (L2) Acquisition

Partha Pratim Goswami

Introduction English, often referred to as the global lingua franca, plays a pivotal role in inte

Directive Principles of State Policy

Kashyapee Das

Introduction: The Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) constitute a crucial component of the

LANGUAGE AND SPEECH DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDHOOD

ABHIJEET DEY

Introduction : Language is the adhesive that binds one human being to another, the bridge that make

Architecture and Spatial Design in Colonial India

Rupali Deb Nath

SIGNIFICANCE OF ARCHITECTURE IN REFLECTING COLONIAL INFLUENCE Architecture is a material representa

Universalization of elementary education

Namrata Bhowmik

Universalization of elementary education means that the government provides free and compulsory edu

Mental Health and Physical Education

Nayeem Hussain

Introduction : World Health Organization defines Health as "a state of complete physical, mental

Important aspects of teaching-learning process

Nabanita Sutradhar

The teaching-learning process is a dynamic interaction that involves various essential aspects. Effe

Vivekananda and Philosophy

Hemen Pegu

Introduction: Swami Vivekananda, the great Indian legend who is known as a mystic, philosopher, e

URBANIZATION AND EDUCATION

Moromi Gogoi

Introduction  One defining global trend has been the constant migration of people from rural to

Introduction One defining global trend has been the constant migration of people from rural to urban regions, or urbanization. The expansion and change of urban landscapes have a significant effect

Boishali Goswami

Introduction:  Naturalism in education is a philosophical approach that emphasizes the study of

Physical Development of Childhood

Mugdha Das

Introduction Two of the five major domains of development that are crucial for young ch

INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVEs FOR SCIENCE TEACHING

Pratilk Dey

Introduction Instructional objectives are specific, measurable, short-term, observable student b

EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDHOOD

PRIYANKA MAJUMDER

Introduction:- Emotional development is a gradual process that helps children understand the wo

PLACE OF GEOGRAPHY IN SCHOOL CURRICULUM

Ankita Medhi

Geography is one of the important subjects in the school curriculum. Geography derives a lot of mate

Sources of Aim of Education

Bittu Majumdar

Education is a never-ending journey. Its primary goal is to promote a child

Language and Thinking

Bhupen Teli

 আৰম্ভণি মানুহ সামাজিক প্ৰাণী।সমাজ�

Various Dimensions Of Mathematics

Nasrin Jahan

INTRODUCTION:-Mathematics is an important subject in the school curriculum. It has different meaning

Constructivism in Mathematics

Parisma Pujari

Introduction: In the traditional process of teaching-learning, teachers are considered as the st

Social Development Of Childhood

Kankan Dutta

Introduction: Social development is about improving the well-being of every individual in society s

Language Across Curriculum

Debarati Paul

Introduction Language Across Curriculum (LAC) focuses on combining different aspects of and forms

Sociology, Sociolization and Its factors

Bulti Das

SOCIOLOGY- Its Concept Sociology is the youngest of all social sciences. The term Sociology was c

Classification of History

Dusmita Goswami

INTRODUCTION     History is the analysis and interpretation of the human past enabling us to

Meaning of Gender

Barsita Sarkar

Gender refers to the psychological and cultural attributes of masculinity and feminity that are base

Philosophy--Its Concept

Minakshi Rabha

Among the oldest and most esteemed fields of study is philosophy. Philosophy derives its name from t

Value --Its Classification and Strategies for inculcation

Spriha Nath

VALUE - Its Concept Values are the be

Method of teaching in mother tongue

Satarupa Mazumdar

What are methods of teaching? The different types of methods of teaching that the teacher adopts

Developmental Aspects of Adolescence

Chayanika Saharia.

After years of research and study in the area of human development, we all know about the phases or

Measurement, Evaluation, and Assessment in Education

Mritunjoy Dasgupta

In the realm of education, the concepts of measurement, evaluation, and assessme

CONCEPT, MEANING AND SCOPE OF GEOGRAPHY

Biswabarna Dey

Geography is a scientific field that studies the earth’s landforms, ocean, environment, ecosystem,

Delinquency

Dr. Priyanki Borpujari

Concept of Delinquency Delinquency is a complex societal concern that involves the engagement of

Constructivism

Ananya Patowary

Constructivism is a learning theory suggesting learners construct their knowledge and understanding

Exploring the Interdisciplinary Correlations of Science with Other School Subjects-

Mritunjoy Dasgupta

Introduction: In the vast tapestry of education, subjects often intertwine and enrich each other, cr

CONCEPT OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

Dr.Priyanki Borpujari

Educational psychology is a branch of general psychology that studies the teaching-learning process.

Content and Language integrated learning

Barsita Sarkar

Content and Language Integrated learning is a term that describes learning another content subject,

Vocational Guidance

Dr Gitanjali Choudhury

Vocational Guidance guides the students according to the needs of the students in the field of jobs.

Concept of Language Across the Curriculum (LAC) :

Language Across the Curriculum means that language education not only takes place in specific subjec

Concept of Psychology

Dr Priyanki Borpujari

The origin of Psychology is derived from Philosophy. Over time, the constants of psychology have tak

HINDI LANGUAGE - हिन्दी भाषा

Lalita Kumari

Hindi, an Indo-European language spoken mainly in northern and central India, is the primary link la

Vocational Guidance

Dr. Gitanjali Choudhury

Vocational Guidance guides the students according to the needs of the students in the field of jobs.

CONSTRUCTION OF CURRICULUM FOR DIFFERENT STAGES OF EDUCATION

Spriha Nath

Curriculum is the basis of the entire school program and various classroom activities. Construction

Teacher as an Agent of Change in Redressing Gender Inequalities

BARNALI SHARMA (ASSISTANT PROFESSOR)

Teacher as an Agent of Change in Redressing Gender Inequalities Teachers play a critical role in

PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING IN SCIENCE

MAINA BORO (ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, SCIENCE)

Science and technology are playing an important role in our lives. They have become an integral part

Juvenile Delinquency

DR. PRIYANKI BARPUJARI

Concept of Juvenile Delinquency Juvenile delinquency refers to minors engaging in illegal activitie

Principle of remedial teaching

UPASANA DEURI, BANASMITA DUTTA, PARNA KATAKI (LACH

Remedial teaching is a method of providing targeted assistance to students to help them bridge learn

PRINCIPLES OF UTILISING PAST EXPERIENCES

Ananya Madhukalya, Ayan Kalita, Mou Das ,Nilashmit

Introduction: Past experiences can be regarded as a base or foundation on which the structure of a

Principle of Flexibility and Elasticity in teaching.

Barasha Kakati, Manish Nath, Bhaswati Kumar, Gitim

Teaching is a process that facilitates learning.it is the application of knowledge ,skills, atti

PRINCIPLE OF INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES

Sukanya Biswas, Ratna Das, Riti Saikia, Prerona Ha

INTRODUCTION : No two persons are alike in this world . Individuals differ-in mental

PRINCIPLE OF REPETITION AND EXERCISE

Priyanka Chakraborty ,Lakshmi Mehta , Chiranjit Ha

PRINCIPLE OF REPETITION AND EXERCISE Principles are important in the teaching and learning process

Principles of linking with life

Abhigyan Sonowal, Bishal Chatterjee, Priyanka Mala

1.Contextual learning: This approach places learning in context to make it more engaging and releva

PRINCIPLE OF PLANNING

SONALI CHETRY, RIJWANA TABASUM, CHAYANIKA DEKA, MI

Teaching is the process of inculcating moral valuesskills, abilities by an experienced person to an

Principle of group dynamics

Anubhav Parashar, Paragmoni Das, Rohit Das, Jutika

Group dynamics in education refers to the behavioral and psychological processes that occur within a

Principles of Conducive Environment

Gayatri Kalita, Parinita Kalita, Anushka Choudhary

A conducive environment is one that provides the right condition for something good to happen or exi

Principles of Active Participation

Nitisha Baruah, Kusum Mishra, Sanchita Talukder, C

“A teacher is a compass that activates the magnets of curiosity, knowledge and wisdom in the pupil

PRINCIPLES OF CHILD CENTEREDNESS

Kakoli Kakati, Udeshna Konwar, Gayatri Kakoty, Nil

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Principles of Self- learning

Chayanika Das, Smita Sarma, Tarali Deka, Himadri B

Incorporating the principles of self-learning into the teaching-learning process promotes independen

PRINCIPLE OF FEEDBACK AND REINFORCEMENT

Anushree Kundu, Ananya Goswami,Shikhamoni Mazumder

Feedback is information that you give to your students that helps them close the gap between where t

PRINCIPLE OF MOTIVATION

PARISMITA DAS, NAYANA DEVI, RIMA BORO, DOLLY DAS (

Motivation is an essential ingredient in effective teaching and learning. It not only yields more po

PRINCIPLES OF SYMPATHY AND COOPERATION

Trishna Hazarika, Nabanita Paul, Banashree Ojah, R

The principles of sympathy and cooperation refers to a fundamental concept in social interactions an

Principals of self expression

Smriti Rekha Saikia, Dimpee Borah, Sujata Katapall

From a teacher’s perspective, the principle of self-expression is vital for fostering a supportive