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Student-Powered Learning: Open Source Philosophy in Brainpage Schools

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How LTMS and Open Source Principles Redefine Brainpage Learning The open source philosophy is guided by transparency, accessibility and co-creation. This is reshaping the way knowledge transfer functions in the brainpage school model. Unlike traditional teacher-centered systems, brainpage schools emphasize self-directed and student-powered learning. The learners actively build brainpages—internal knowledge modules—through reading, practice and task-solving. ⁉️ Gyanpeeth Questions for Understanding 1. What are the three main principles of the open source philosophy? 2. How does the brainpage school redefine the learning process? 3. What is the role of LTMS in the brainpage school model? 4. What are brainpage maps and modules, and why are they important? 5. How does the open source philosophy benefit student-powered learning? 🚀 Explore how transparency, accessibility and brainpage maps redefine self-directed learning. PODCAST on the Open Source Brainpage Learning in Schools | Taxshila P...

Village Learnography: Mapping Knowledge Through Toles and Families

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Village Learnography explores how the structure of a village becomes a living sourcebook for children’s knowledge transfer. A village is composed of Toles, each Tole is made up of families, and each family includes members. This hierarchical organization mirrors the structure of book learnography, where a subject is divided into units, chapters, and topics. Experiential Learning in the Village and Conceptual Learning in Books Children in a village environment naturally create smart brainpage maps of their surroundings. They can describe the places, pathways, people, farming systems, cattle rearing, schools, teachers, and families with accuracy. In the same way, the learners in book learnography develop brainpage modules of units, chapters and topics, enabling them to explain and apply subject contents in real-world contexts. The parallel between village structure and book structure highlights a deeper principle of learnography: knowledge is both experiential and conceptual. Village lea...