The value of classroom technology depends on instructional intent: Devices should support strong pedagogy by expanding how ...

‘Shadows of a Pre-Renaissance Era’, an exhibition by master potter Ajith Mohan Perera, highlighting the cultural and artistic significance of pottery as both craft and reflection on society will be ...

In 2017, for the 25th anniversary of Filmmaker, we commissioned a radical redesign and also initiated a new upfront section: Reflections. For four issues we published pieces looking back at the ...

Relying on constructive input from six other educators across the country, I drafted and refined a thinking routine that I ...

The coming Wednesday (February 4) marks the 78th anniversary of Sri Lanka’s Independence from over 450 years of foreign rule, and yet, the country continues to be confronted with the challenges of ...

It’s hard to avoid mentions of self-love these days. Social media inundates us with jargon about achieving self-love by knowing our attachment styles and “re-parenting ourselves,” while assessing ...

Why Small Wins Matter (Especially on Low Energy Days) There’s a lot of noise around big goals, massive action, and overnight success. But for most people; especially when energy is limited, motivation ...

Positive Quotes for the Morning Mornings can feel rushed and chaotic, or you may wake feeling anxious about the day ahead. Those first few moments can set the tone for the day ahead, which is why ...

It had to happen – the PM sector was so incredibly overbought that a heavy correction was inevitable. We saw this coming which was why a warning to lighten up on silver stocks was issued on Tuesday.

Fatima: Here we are! Queen Elizabeth I, born 1533, died 1603. Wow! She looks tough! Sally: She was a very powerful ruler and not to be messed with. Let's put our virtual reality headsets on and go ...