Innovating education for today’s gaps and tomorrow’s possibilities.
Jyoti EdLab is a dynamic initiative dedicated to reimagining the way we learn, teach, and train. Conceived as a space for innovation and dialogue, the EdLab serves as a platform for developing practical tools, initiating critical conversations on education and training, and crafting methodologies that respond to both current gaps and future needs in learning systems.
At Jyoti EdLab, we believe that education must evolve continuously to stay relevant. Through research, collaboration, and creative experimentation, we aim to address the shortcomings in today’s educational models while proactively building resources—books, study materials, and frameworks—that empower learners and educators alike.
Whether you’re an educator, policymaker, student, or simply someone passionate about learning, Jyoti EdLab invites you to join us in shaping meaningful, inclusive, and future-ready education.
Conversations that spark insight, curiosity, and change.
Active Recall is a proven learning technique that improves memory retention by actively retrieving information rather than passively reviewing it. This blog explains how teachers and students can implement Active Recall using manual, digital, and AI tools. Jyoti EdLab encourages integrating this strategy to build deeper understanding, sharper recall, and
Linear equations help us find unknown numbers in real-life situations like money, age, and sharing problems. This simple guide explains what a linear equation is, why we need it, and how to solve it step-by-step. With easy examples and a glossary of key terms, even students with basic English can
Flipped learning offers the promise of student-centered education, where learners can study at their own pace. But is this model truly accessible and effective for underserved communities? As AI reshapes education globally, we must ask: should we rely solely on flipped models, or evolve beyond them to ensure inclusive, equitable,
True learning begins with attentive listening, deep reflection, and quiet assimilation—an art long practiced in Indian traditions like Vedanta and Buddhism. Education must go beyond memorization. By nurturing the timeless triad of Shravana, Manana, and Nididhyasana, we help students transform information into insight and knowledge into lived wisdom
At Under The Tree, we believe that every child deserves access to quality education—regardless of their social or economic background. Together, we can bridge the gap and build a brighter future for India.
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