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Educational Philosophy Part 7: Locke’s Modern Empiricism
The Philosophy of Education is a reflection on the nature, aims and problems of education. It is a branch of applied philosophy that...
Agastya International Foundation
Jan 3, 20253 min read
Learning From The Mavericks: Sardar Vallabhai Patel
This is a transcript of the podcast Learning From The Mavericks: Sardar Vallabhai Patel by Ramji Raghavan Nearly a century ago, on...
Ramji Raghavan
Jan 3, 20254 min read
Educational Philosophy Part 6" Descartes’ Dualism
Written by Nethra Singhi The Philosophy of Education is a reflection on the nature, aims and problems of education. It is a branch of...
Subbu Shastri
Jan 3, 20254 min read
Campus At A Glance Part 3: The Bookworm’s Paradise
The Agastya’s Campus Creativity Lab at Kuppam is designed to provide children with the best learning environment and equipment. It...
Agastya International Foundation
Jan 3, 20252 min read
Educational Philosophy Part 5: Roger Bacon’s Five Sciences
Written by Nethra Singhi The Philosophy of Education is a reflection on the nature, aims and problems of education. It is a branch of...
Subbu Shastri
Jan 3, 20254 min read
The Campus At A Glance: Part 2
Written by Nethra Singhi The Agastya’s Campus Creativity Lab at Kuppam is designed to provide children with the best learning environment...
Subbu Shastri
Jan 3, 20253 min read
Educational Philosophy Part 4: Erasmus's Humanism
Written by Nethra Singhi The Philosophy of Education is a reflection on the nature, aims and problems of education. It is a branch of...
Subbu Shastri
Jan 3, 20254 min read
The Campus At A Glance: Part 1
The Agastya’s Campus Creativity Lab at Kuppam is designed to provide children with the best learning environment and equipment. It...
Agastya International Foundation
Jan 3, 20252 min read
Educational Philosophy Part 3: al-Kindi’s Multiculturalism
Written by Nethra Singhi The Philosophy of Education is a reflection on the nature, aims and problems of education. It is a branch of...
Subbu Shastri
Jan 3, 20253 min read
Educational Philosophy Part 2: Confucian Xueji
Written by Nethra Singhi The Philosophy of Education is a reflection on the nature, aims and problems of education. It is a branch of...
Subbu Shastri
Jan 3, 20255 min read
Learning From The Mavericks: Tom Watson Of IBM
This is a transcript of Ramji Raghavan’s podcast: Learning from the Mavericks: Tom Watson of IBM . . . It was the roaring...
Ramji Raghavan
Jan 3, 20257 min read
Educational Philosophy Part 1: Plato’s Republic
Written by Nethra Singhi The Philosophy of Education is a reflection on the nature, aims and problems of education. It is a branch of...
Subbu Shastri
Jan 3, 20255 min read
14 Amazing Women Icons in STEM
Can you name five leaders in the STEM fields in under a minute? Try now. Who did you think of? How many of them were men? Were any of...
Agastya International Foundation
Jan 3, 20255 min read
Learning From The Pandemic: Children’s Edition
Written by Nethra Singhi In a country of a hundred and eighty crore mobile phone users, seventy crores of which use the internet on it,...
Subbu Shastri
Jan 3, 20252 min read
Learning from the Mavericks: A Tribute to Ramanujan
This is a transcript of Ramji Raghavan’s podcast: Learning from the Mavericks: A Tribute to Ramanujan. . . . I first learnt about...
Ramji Raghavan
Jan 3, 20256 min read
Why Students Should Sometimes Be Teachers
Written by Nethra Singhi What is peer-to-peer teaching? Stanford professor Rick Reis defines peer-to-peer teaching as “students learning...
Subbu Shastri
Jan 3, 20253 min read
Agastya and its Ecosystem
Written by Nethra Singhi From a barren land with a limited water supply and fluctuating electricity, the Agastya Kuppam Campus is now a...
Subbu Shastri
Jan 3, 20253 min read
Making Space For Makerspaces
Written by Nethra Singhi “Learning by Doing” is a motto many educators are adopting today, aiming to make their classrooms more...
Subbu Shastri
Jan 3, 20253 min read
STEAM Education And The Path Forward
Written by Nethra Singhi Educators, especially in India, have long considered arts to be less important than science subjects. Until a...
Subbu Shastri
Jan 3, 20254 min read
Why Active Learning Should Be Activated In Classrooms
Written by Nethra Singhi There has always been a lot of discussion about learning processes and the limitations of traditional lecture...
Subbu Shastri
Jan 2, 20253 min read
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