03
Jul
As India places greater emphasis on developing a future-ready workforce, educators are calling for a shift from exam-centric education to purpose-driven learning that nurtures creativity, emotional well-being and lifelong skills alongside academic achievement. Neelima Kamrah, Principal of KIIT World School, said students today face mounting pressure from academic competition, social expectations, peer comparison, digital distractions and career concerns, often leading them to associate learning with stress rather than curiosity. She said while academic excellence remains important, education must encourage children to understand, explore and innovate instead of merely pursuing grades. Kamrah said schools have a critical role in preparing students…
