Communication is a comprehensive set of skills and one medium that checks all boxes in communication skills is the medium of Debating. While learning to debate, one learns to build a strong case, support it with reason and evidence and present it persuasively.
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Want your child to study smart versus study hard? Want the effort to translate into learning, confidence and academic prowess? Want an engaged and enthusiastic student? Our study skills program is for you!

We have worked with over 4,500 students in workshop mode in the past 4 years.
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Through our surveys of children, their caregivers, and conversations with sector experts, we have developed five key findings through which museums can ensure that their spaces are accessible & enjoyable for children from socially disadvantaged backgrounds.
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Learning to Learn is a skill that is rarely developed. Many adults have fashioned their own ways of learning, mostly by trial and error and rarely understanding the rationale behind why it works.

Support your children in making the most of their textbooks and breaking down any text into understandable chunks.
 » Read more about: Study Skills Module 1 – November  »

The Teachers Collective is happy to present, in association with Everyday City Lab, the opportunity to publish a podcast that will be part of a public oral history database on public spaces in India.

Children will learn the basics of framing questions and setting up to interview their grandparents or someone who can stand in as a grandparent.
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Communication is a critical skill for every child in the modern world. We use debating as the vehicle to teach skills like building a strong argument, backing it up with evidence, identifying and avoiding logical fallacies and confidently rebutting the opposite side’s argument.

If your child is a debater, they will be benefit.
 » Read more about: Communication Series: Debating 101  »

Learning to Learn is a skill that is rarely developed. Many adults have fashioned their own ways of learning, mostly by trial and error and rarely understanding the rationale behind why it works.

Support your children in making the most of their textbooks and breaking down any text into understandable chunks.
 » Read more about: Study Skills – October Workshops  »

Our study skills sessions on April 5th had kids requesting us for a list of book with history as their theme. We see so many lovely books these days for kids: it is shaping up to be the golden age of Indian writing for children with many options, many themes.
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The Teachers Collective is happy to announce our summer programs for 2021.

Learning to learn or study is a critical skill for students. These skills are assumed – people notice when they are absent! Very rarely are students explicitly taught structured methods to study, make notes, write formally with key terms, set goals and organize their time/space/supplies.
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At The Teachers Collective, we work with an average of 350 students every year in longer programs with schools, intensively teaching debating, Model UN and negotiation skills. The point of these classes is not only making one a better debater but also helping every child develop critical thinking skills, improve their logic, identify logical fallacies in their arguments and build an evidence based case on any topic discussed.
 » Read more about: The Communication Series: Parliamentary Debating /Negotiation  »