Author: Johny Stenson

Germany APS dMAT: Why Your Official Bachelor’s Degree Title Matters More Than the Subjects You Studied As Germany continues to attract thousands of Indian students every year, one topic has generated significant discussion among applicants and education consultants alike—the APS Discipline-specific Mathematics Test (dMAT). One of the most common questions we receive at Movementor Education […]

I try to play cricket every now and then. Being part of a referral business networking organisation like BNI, we occasionally get together for friendly matches. Post my school days, I never thought I’d pick up the bat again, but here I am in my late 30s, back on the field — and loving it. […]

China’s sweeping ban on commercial tutoring in 2021 was a response to mounting concerns about student burnout, parental anxiety, and widening social gaps. The government argued that the shadow education industry had become a breeding ground for inequity, where only affluent families could afford to buy their children a competitive edge. India, though culturally and […]

I read a recent article in India Today about how young people in India are redefining success — prioritising mental health, balance and dignity over blind hustle. From what I see, it’s true. This generation is more aware. More willing to walk away from toxic environments. Less ready to sacrifice life for a title. That’s […]

The UAE recently issued 25 new AI guidelines for schools, including a ban on the use of generative AI tools for students under 13. The framework focuses on safe, ethical and age-appropriate use of AI in classrooms. This is not about restricting innovation. It is about defining boundaries before confusion becomes culture. As someone who […]

In the race to be “world-class” and climb global rankings, research output is expanding rapidly. Publication counts are rising. Citation dashboards look strong. Annual reports showcase upward graphs. But a strategic question is becoming harder to ignore: Are we producing more knowledge — or just more papers? When we say we, read it as India. […]