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January 28, 2018, Puducherry
The world is moving faster and faster. Information is multiplying more rapidly than anyone can organize or absorb it. Job requirements are changing before our eyes. Technology is creating new jobs and destroying existing ones. The type of education we offer will be a critical determinate of our success in meeting these challenges. We require rapid and radical changes in the way we educate youth to prepare them for success in the society that is emerging.
The one-day conference on Future Education was organized by The Mother's Service Society (MSS), an educational and social science research institute and owner of Primrose School, Puducherry in collaboration with Mind Mingle Education, New Delhi, the World Academy of Art & Science and the World University Consortium, USA.
The conference examined the changes needed in our schools and provided an opportunity to know, learn and adopt the different innovative methodologies, strategies and ideas practiced in different schools across India and overseas.
This conference was a follow-up to the 1st & 2nd International Conferences on Future Education at the University of California at Berkeley on October 2-3, 2013 and at the University of Rome III on November 16-18, 2017. Click here for the report on International Conference on Future Education conducted in Rome, Italy by WAAS, WUC and MSS.
Welcome Address, Jareena Begum Principal, Primrose School |
New Paradigm in Education, Garry Jacobs Vice-President, MSS; CEO, WAAS & WUC |
Aims of Education, Ashok Natarajan Secretary, The Mother’s Service Society |
Essence of Educational Inspiration, Vidya Rangan Director, Primrose School |
The lost 'Why?' of our school system, Shakeel Ahmad Co-founder, Mind Mingle, New Delhi |
Student-Centered Learning, L. Kannan Former Vice Chancellor, Thiruvalluvar University |
Preparing for Future Challenges of Life, Ritu Kohli Principal, Eicher School, Faridabad, Haryana |
International Trends, Ranjani Ravi Associate Fellow, WAAS; Associate Editor, Cadmus Journal |
Enhancing Employability, G. Senthilkumar Chairman, Helikx Open School, Salem |
What Employers Want, S. S. Sreejith CEO, GIIMS, Kochi |
Accelerated Technical Training, S. Sairaman Project Director, Consortium for Indian IT Education, Chennai |
What Steve Jobs didn’t learn at School, Senthil Inbarajan, Software Professional, US |
Developing Entrepreneurs, Ramesh Kumar Chief Executive, Chem Coats Ltd., Chennai |
What Ought to be the Aim of Education?, K. Srinivas Prof. of Philosophy, Dean (i/c), Col. Dev. Council, Puducherry Univ. |
Role and Responsibilities of Teachers, P. P. Mathur HOD, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Puducherry Univ. |
Learn While You Earn, M. Chandrasekaran Project Director, MSS, Puducherry |
Memorization and Understanding, Latha Chandrasekaran Senior Research Fellow, MSS, Puducherry |
Early Childhood Learning, M. Gayatri Vice Principal, Primrose School, Puducherry |
Holistic Contextual Learning, Shweta Rangan Teacher, Primrose School, Puducherry |
Teaching Etymology, S. Devakanni President, SpellBee International, Chennai |
Speed Reading and Composition, Vasugi Balaji Research Analyst, MSS, Puducherry |
Using Literature in Teaching, Janani Ramanathan Associate Fellow, World University Consortium, Chennai |
Basic Contextual Math, Vani Senthil Research Analyst, MSS, Puducherry |
Math Science Education, Yogaraj Director of LOCUS Institute for Math-Science Education |
Success Stories, Arulmozhi Arasi Programme Director, SpellBee International, Chennai |
Character Education, A. Vijayakumar Founder-President, I.N.D.I.A. Trust, Chennai |
Community Development in Curriculum, T. Sudha Principal, TVS Academy, Tamil Nadu |
Early Childhood Education, Gaurav Nigam Director, Modern International School, New Delhi |
Voice of The Students, Mohammed Javeed Basha |
Toward A New Educational Paradigm, Garry Jacobs |
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Toward A New Educational Paradigm, Vidya Rangan |
Toward A New Educational Paradigm, Naveen Sharma |