“Don’t write to sound smart. Write to be useful. If you’re useful over a long time period, you will end up looking smart anyway.” — James Clear If you are aware of his work, you probably know that apart from being a habit-expert, James Clear is also a great writer…

Have you ever suffered from a talker’s block? Do you refrain from talking for days because you feel you don’t have anything important to say? Do you ever wait for the stars to align before you talk? No? Then you don’t have a writer’s block either. If we have something…

“Painters love to paint. Writers love having a finished book.” If you felt the truth in it, you’re probably a writer. You’re also probably accustomed to the never-ending imposter syndrome, perfectionism, fear of bad writing, and fear of criticism. You already know that it’s impossible to lure yourself to write…

Never since the World War II has the world faced a crisis like COVID-19. In a matter of weeks almost 180 countries have stopped functioning barring only the essential services. More than a billion students’ education has suffered significantly amidst the global shutdown of schools. …

Schools in over 150 countries have been closed amidst the COVID breakout. Over 1.5 billion students’ learning has been disrupted. With the ongoing calamities, the chances of schools reopening anytime soon remains bleak. While parents are working from home, students have been asked to continue their studies at home. Some…

The role of classroom education has shifted in recent years. The focus has moved away from memorizing textbooks to learning critical thinking, collaboration and digital literacy. To ensure workforce preparedness, it is not enough to change WHAT we teach at schools. It’s time to consider HOW we teach at schools.

Is the current education system efficient enough to teach and prepare students for the 21st century? That’s the question we raised in our earlier article from the series “Future of Education”. The role of the teachers and leaders of schools are slowly changing from being just the facilitators of knowledge…

Do you ever worry whether your job will exist in 2030? If not, you must. It is unarguable that the world is changing. In almost every sphere of our lives, what once worked is not working anymore. …

What happened to the simpler time when studying hard, obtaining good grades and getting a good job was enough to ensure a decent life? We moved forward 30 years later to 2020 only to find that the system is no longer working. Now studying hard might ensure good grades, but…