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 | Kerala: This device made of biodegradable plastic can help visually-impaired students learn EnglishEarlier, a single wooden device was used in one class and all students had to use it for learning. Akshi is a 3x3 grid device made of biodegradable plastic | |
 | Who is Harsh Mander? Why is this apex child rights body seeking NCERT's explanation over including a story by him in textbooks?When raids were conducted by Enforcement Directorate at Mander's office and home, many activists and intellectuals had condemned the raids | |
 | Cambridge University Press and Bharath Institute of Higher Education & Research enter strategic partnershipThe centre will explore academic and research-publishing initiatives for faculty members and students | |
 | US Consulate partners with Bengal Education Department to train English teachersThis is for the first time that the US Consulate in Kolkata is directly working with the West Bengal School Education Department | |
 | Another controversial question makes its appearance in CBSE question paper; Priyanka Gandhi calls it "unbelievable"The CBSE has said that experts' opinion will be considered in the matter, and appropriate action will be taken to protect the interest of the students | |
 | OU relaxes eligibility criteria for distance learning courses in a bid to encourage more people to pursue higher educationThe last date of application is December 15. Here are all the dates, links and details you need to know about the programme | |
 | This conference is all about the new needs, demands and trends of teaching English in IndiaThe English Language Teachers’ Association of India (ELTAI), founded in 1969 by late Padmashri S Natarajan, is the largest network of English language teachers in the country | |
 | Will making Kannada compulsory under NEP widen the urban-rural divide? Lecturers weigh inEven as an optional, students would choose a skill-based course over language, as the latter would not be seen as a value addition in terms of employment, said another lecturer | |
 | Learn English in IPL Medium! How this language trainer's YouTube videos can amp up your vocabWe speak to Vigneshwaran M, a former engineer turned English language trainer, about how he is building a video series that can help the layperson learn the Queen's language | |
 | English Blues: From doomscrolling to truthiness, how new words get absorbed into our vocabulariesFrom doomscrolling to truthiness, there are certain phenomena unique to this generation, and thus, we give birth to new terms and words to make sense of them. Here are a few in vogue these days | |
 | English Blues: The prescriptivists and descriptivists: How old school are your grammar rules?The main difference between these two schools of thought is that prescriptivists explain how language should be used and descriptivists describe how language is actually used | |
 | English Blues: American slang that has become part of our vocabularyGhosting ain't fun. We've all done it, and we've all had it done to us. Where does the term come from though? And what are some other slangs that have become a part of daily conversation? | |
 | English Blues: The Misnomer connundrum and how to combat itSome words and phrases put our heads in a spin, indicating something, and meaning something else altogether | |
 | English Blues: No child's play: decoding the nuances of ‘with’One of the most frequestly used words in the English language has a multitude of bewildering uses. Here's a list of ALL of them, and how not to get them all muddled up | |
 | English Blues: Understanding the difference between each other and one anotherA look at the thin lines we tread between "each other" and "one another" and if a faux pas among them can lead to some serious miscommunication |
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