Imagine an ancient educational system so advanced, it could rival our modern universities. A system where knowledge wasn't just passively consumed, but actively explored and applied as small teachers. This was the Taxshila Model , a beacon of learning in Ancient India that continues to inspire educators, scientists and learners today. Taxshila Model: School of Knowledge Transfer At the heart of the Taxshila Model lies a profound understanding of knowledge transfer and learnography . It recognizes that true learning doesn't happen at a desk, hunched over a book. It happens in the dynamic interplay between two distinct spaces: Talking Paper The realm of theory, where knowledge unfolds through textual exploration. Diagrams, equations and stories dance across the page, igniting curiosity and laying the intellectual foundation. This is the domain of cognitive science , where information is processed, analyzed and internalized. Working Space The realm of practice, where theory takes...