The overarching goal of education for peace is to raise awareness and take action to liberate our schools and consequent cultures from...

This lesson plan was introduced to 28 teachers from ICSE and CBSE schools based in Kolkata at a History for Peace workshop on June 28,...

A lesson plan on teaching the constitution, focussing especially on AFSPA and fundamental rights.

This lesson idea invites a close reading of Bhimayana to open up constructive conversations towards critically understanding caste, and...

If you are a social science teacher concerned about historical films being consumed by your students unquestioningly as 'historical...

‘Only the mob and the elite can be attracted by the momentum of totalitarianism itself. The masses have to be won by propaganda.’

Things are not always as they appear! Mainstream society often uses hegemonic ideals to promote a mass-produced homogenised culture. This...

Teaching History through a study of sources

Historiana.edu, an excellent web resource for history and social science teachers, came up with a pertinent learning activity: using case...

Working on what they took away from the conference proceedings, the teachers of Modern High School created grade/class-specific lesson ideas

Premise Iratia won independence from colonial rule over 70 years ago, to become a ‘sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic republic’....

We’ve  put together a lesson structure to help you draw students into a deeper critical engagement with the idea of citizenship.

Explore the NRC through a poetry movement by the ‘char-chapori’ muslim community in Assam.

Screen these short videos for students and let them ask questions, share insights and discuss issues.

‘Conference to Classroom'—a series of workshops aims at understanding how educators translate what is presented and take it to students.

Show students a short video on Youtube called Hopscotch (directed by Malik Sajad) Prior to having any discussion, have the students write...