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International School Of The Year - 2021
Not very long ago, school education was limited mainly to classrooms, books, black boards and written exams. Teaching in school classrooms was predominantly a one- way communication route, rote learning was considered the best way for students to internalize what they learnt and having a great memory was key to doing well in the exams. Teachers and students were content with a learning system that was largely uni dimensional, unilingual or at the most bilingual and stunted with multiple cultural barriers. A radical shift in education happened with the advent of globalization. Phenomenal advancement of technology led to a dynamic compression of space and time that brought nations, cultures and economies across the world closer to one another. This change in the global cultural ethos...
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