Prabhu Singh

Prabhu Singh is an educational specialist and curriculum designer with a Master’s degree in Education. He began his academic journey with an M.Sc. from APS University and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Education, focusing on inclusive learning methodologies. With over nine years of classroom experience gained through teaching and teacher-training programs, Prabhu has worked directly with students from diverse backgrounds - from government schools during his B.Ed. fieldwork to higher-secondary classrooms. This hands-on exposure gives him rare insight into the real challenges of implementing educational reforms in India. His work is deeply influenced by his personal experience as a caregiver for his differently-abled younger brother, inspiring him to create learning models that are inclusive and accessible to all. Prabhu believes that education should be transformative, equitable, and rooted in empathy - values that guide both his research and writing.

NCF 2005

NCF 2005: Analysis of India’s Constructivist Curriculum Framework

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By the early 2000s, India’s school system faced persistent concerns about rote learning, exam pressure, and limited focus on understanding. The National Curriculum Framework (NCF) 2005 was developed in this context as the fourth major curriculum framework under the guidance of Prof. Yash Pal. Drawing on the National Policy on Education (1986) and the 1993 […]

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Student's images and icons for listening, speaking, reading, and writing, symbolizing effective communication skills development.

Language Skills – Listening, Speaking, Reading, & Writing

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Language skills refer to the abilities that allow us to communicate effectively. These include four core competencies: listening, speaking, reading, and writing – key competencies that are essential for expressing ideas and understanding others. Academic Classification: Receptive vs. Productive Skills Academically, these skills are categorized based on whether you are receiving or producing language: Effective

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Portrait of Dr. D.S. Kothari, chairman of the 1964-66 Kothari Commission, with the report "Education and National Development"

The Kothari Commission (1964-66): Education and National Development

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The Education Commission of 1964–66, universally known as the Kothari Commission, was officially established by the Government of India on 14 July 1964 and functioned until June 1966. Chaired by renowned physicist Dr. Daulat Singh Kothari (1906–1993), who also served as the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Delhi and the Chairman of the University Grants

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Diagram illustrating professional communication, showing four interconnected modes (Verbal, Written, Non-Verbal, Visual) centered around the core skill of Active Listening.

Communication Skills: 4 Modes & The Foundational Skill Explained

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Did you know that the average professional spends over 80% of their working hours communicating in some form? Despite this, most of us were never formally taught how to communicate effectively. We confuse knowing the words with knowing the skill. The ability to clearly influence, understand, and connect with another person is an art that

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Students of diverse abilities learning together in an inclusive classroom

Inclusive Education: The Modern Classroom Strategy

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When you first step into a classroom, you realize quickly that no two children learn the same way. Inclusive education is the core philosophy and the practical framework for managing that reality. It means designing a single classroom environment where every student – regardless of their background, language, ability, or disability – has full access

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