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Learning Pulse is a thought leadership newsletter by the Center for Learning and Teaching Advancement (CLTA) at Jaipuria Institute of Management. It brings together ideas, practices, and perspectives that strengthen teaching excellence and enhance student learning experiences.
Rooted in evidence-based pedagogy, the newsletter reflects Jaipuria’s commitment to continuous innovation in higher education. Each issue captures insights from faculty, students, and industry, creating a collaborative platform for meaningful academic dialogue.
From neural synchrony to evidence-based pedagogy – each issue translates research into actionable classroom strategies.
Simplifying research-backed concepts that improve teaching effectiveness
Real classroom innovations and experiential learning practices
Skills and mindsets required for future-ready professionals
First-hand learning experiences and reflections
Must-read books for educators and learners
Practical ideas that can be implemented in classrooms
Learning Pulse features senior industry leaders sharing what B-school graduates must know — from entrepreneurial mindsets and digital skills to field-based learning and real-world problem solving. These perspectives ensure our readers stay relevant and future-ready.
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Dive into our first issue: Each issue will feature practical insights, classroom experiments, learning science explanations, faculty best practices, student perspectives, industry voice, and global trends. Our aim is to not just disseminate knowledge but to spark conversations and inspire action in our collective pursuit ofteaching excellence.
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CLTA is Jaipuria’s dedicated platform for continuous improvement, experimentation, and shared learning – placing pedagogy at the heart of everything we do.
Learning Pulse is a collaborative platform. We invite faculty, students, researchers, and practitioners to share their ideas, classroom experiences, and insights.
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