Human judgment and critical thinking must remain central in education despite the growing support of artificial intelligence
Group projects, interdisciplinary assignments, and practical engagements are vital for building real-world professional readiness
A 2026 study reveals that the majority of parents seeking math help identify a lack of practice as the primary issue
Higher education is shifting from producing traditional subject experts to cultivating adaptable learners equipped for a technology-driven world
Artificial intelligence can now produce answers in seconds. Indian classrooms must teach students to test those answers, question what they receive, and reach sound judgements
Concerns about long-term employability and the constant need to upskill can undermine students' confidence and mental health
In an interview with THE WEEK, Les Roches CEO Carlos Díez de la Lastra talks about hospitality graduates and India’s potential to emerge as a global talent hub
Indian universities face a widening gap between traditional academic curricula and the advanced technical expectations of modern employers
Johannes Heinlein also warned against the indiscriminate use of AI-generated content, saying employees sometimes rely on the technology to produce material without applying their own judgment
Companies are shifting from traditional resume-based recruitment to evaluating candidates based on practical skills and proven performance
Empowering educators through continuous professional development and unified hybrid ecosystems remains crucial for delivering quality education to every student across the country
AI education in India is taking a major leap forward as Karnataka proposes AI training for government school students from Class 6, building upon the national CBSE framework
Speaking to reporters after the day-long PanIIT summit organised by IIT alumni, Andhra Pradesh CM Nara Chandrababu Naidu elaborated on his idea of deep tech and how he is planning to take AI into high schools
As India increasingly relies on knowledge-intensive industries, there is no longer a need for large, sprawling megacities to hold a monopoly on quality educational infrastructure
The true purpose of education extends far beyond acquiring marks and grades, focusing instead on equipping students with essential life skills for personal and professional growth
A school that measures both academic output and emotional resilience gives itself a genuinely fuller picture of whether a capable student is set up to thrive, not just to pass
To excel at CLAT, aspirants must focus on building vocabulary, practising dispassionate reasoning, and conducting granular analysis of mock tests to improve accuracy
This shift is driven by the dissolution of traditional boundaries between fields like finance, technology, and operations, making holistic, cross-functional expertise a prerequisite for success
Doval emphasized the importance of independent decision-making and urged graduates to embrace opportunities in an age of rapid innovation
For Maharashtra, the arrival of the Perth-based university comes as Mumbai seeks to strengthen its position as a global education, technology and innovation hub
Moving away from the traditional separate degree and education course model, ITEP offers a four-year undergraduate course that integrates subject knowledge and pedagogical training
Nalanda's revival emphasises pluralism, dialogue, multilingual scholarship, and intellectual mobility, seeking to recreate the vibrant intellectual exchange that characterised its ancient predecessor
Academic decision-making, the capacity for independent judgement, grows when students are given space and opportunity to reason for themselves
While digital tools like smart boards and online access enhance education, they also expose students to significant cyber threats and vulnerabilities
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