The Layered Ladder

This article was posted in the Economic Times.. a fuller version of course exists.   —————– To rise in the Continue reading →

Delink Learning and Assessment

The process and endgames of learning are very different from the goals of assessment. Yet we continue to link the Continue reading →

IIM-A did not evolve fast enough

It is indeed a mystery to many why Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, commands the kind of respect it does Continue reading →

Industrial Age Education

Rote-learning worked when employability hinged on fitting into a task-based role. Today, such work is outsourced to machines and we Continue reading →

Simplistic ideas hobble our education system

Once we had a travel agent who, when asked to change a ticket to a more convenient date, cancelled first Continue reading →

Innovation in E…

Innovation in Education Meeta Sengupta 18 January 2012, 11:30 AM IST Many of our schools and colleges are still stuck Continue reading →

Education Policy Design

Here is an article that appeared in CFO-Connect, December, 2011 Link: http://www.cfo-connect.com/title_detail.asp?art_id=981&cat_id=6 Text: Education Sector: Policy Design is Key Success lies Continue reading →

The Myth of the Demographic Dividend

The Demographic dividend story is far from begun. Those in the know are careful to preface it with the word Continue reading →