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Teaching Beyond the Syllabus

By Ramdas Narayanan

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599.00
SKU Code Book2302311C
ISBN 9788169683784
Pages 220
Language English
Genre Academic
Book Type Paperback
Book Size 6*9
Published Date 12 August, 2026

Synopsis

"Higher education across the world is witnessing a profound transformation. The rapid emergence of artificial intelligence, digital learning ecosystems, interdisciplinary knowledge structures, and changing learner expectations has compelled educational institutions to rethink not only what we teach, but also how we teach and why we teach. In this evolving academic landscape, the role of the teacher remains central. Indeed, at a time when information is available instantly and technology continues to advance at extraordinary speed, the value of thoughtful, ethical, and inspiring educators has become even more significant.

It is in this context that Teaching Beyond the Syllabus: Empowered Faculty for the AI-Driven Classroom assumes exceptional relevance and importance. This work by Ramdas Narayanan is not merely a training manual or a collection of academic modules. It is a thoughtful and timely reflection on the changing realities of higher education and the evolving responsibilities of educators in the twenty-first century.
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