More than one million neural connections are created each second in the first few years of life. The time period between 0 to 8 years of age are periods of exponential growth. It’s a pace at which it never repeats again afterwards in life.
Who is the most impactful pillar of an effective education system and its implementation? The teachers.
India’s Right to Education Act, introduced in 2009, makes school free and compulsory for all children aged 6 to 14. It’s a key step to ensure every child gets a fair chance to learn and grow. But, education being so important, why was there still a need for a law to achieve this target?
What should be one word that describes a classroom learning environment? We will go forward and say ‘interactive’. When children interact, they don’t just attend class; they learn in a way that stays with them for a longer duration. That is exactly what education is aimed at: creating a life-long foundation of literacy, knowledge, and crucial mental abilities like critical thinking, adaptability, etc. Hence, the presence of interactive teaching and learning methods shall be given priority.
