The fad behind coding culture, coupled with the pandemic, has caused an exponential boom in the EdTech industry. The need for education technology is at an all-time high and could potentially pave the way for the future. The MIT Post sat down with Pushpendra Singh, an eighth-semester student, who is stepping into the game with his high-flying innovative EdTech venture, Golden Bird.
Knowledge is a limitless domain, and for its fruitful acquisition, one must be guided properly. Education systems come in handy in such scenarios—they involve the flow of education, from teacher to pupil. Even though this unidirectional transmission has remained the same for aeons, as one navigates through time, one understands that the very purpose of education and its propagation methods have evolved and must continue to do so.
The World’s Largest Lesson, an initiative devised to educate the youth about the Sustainable Development Goals, was conducted by AIESEC on 23rd August 2019. With the aim of raising awareness about global issues and inspiring action, over two hundred volunteers were involved in delivering this lesson to more than one thousand students from various schools in Manipal.
Aaron Friedland answers questions and talks about his initiative, The Walking School Bus, explaining the reasons behind this project along with its importance and some of the difficulties faced while implenting it.
Deciding on a career choice is a difficult decision to make for most high school students. With the aim of helping and keeping students better informed of the different options available, the Scio Foundation organized Veda, a career guidance workshop, that took place on 10th February 2019.
Organised by two of Manipal’s student bodies – AIESEC and IAESTE, International Students’ Day bridged the gap between Manipal and the rest of the world. A day of fun-filled games and interactions with people from around the globe was all one could ask for on a rainy Sunday. Read on to find out more.
An event that showcased not only the fluidity and softness of dance, but the strength and history behind one of India’s oldest art forms.
TechTatva 2015 builds up with a TechTalk by Dr. Prahlad Vadekkepat on Robotics and Frugal Innovation, and how empathy is the mother of invention.
