Kishore (2020), while describing the journey of education of children with special needs in independent India, says that with 21 disabilities being officially recognized, in 21st century, the emphasis is being made on inclusive education.
Kishore (2020) advocates that the development of spiritual intelligence should be to complement mental development without tempering with purity of mind or innocence.
According to Kishore (2020), in the context of children with special needs, for the micro-learning based classroom interaction, one objective needs to be taken up at time to bridge their identified development gap with multisensory experiences and multimodal transaction of specifically designed learning material or intervention to provide them a feeling success at learning.
The CASTME Trustees were unanimous in their decision to award the Findel CASTME Community Award 2019 to Dr Kishore of Disha: A Resource Centre for Multiple Disabilities
According to Kishore (2020) , standing dance performing art form can have a purpose (context, culture, cognitive use, amusement use, therapeutic use, gratification use, message, communication, aesthetics, talent exhibition, etc.) with selected sequences of human body’s movements, gestures and expressions.
Kishore and Selvanathan (1993) through their classroom research implicate that use of generative thinking skills which promote higher order thinking like brain-storming , divergent thinking and lateral thinking can be significantly effective in developing the second stage of higher order thinking skills such as complex problem solving skills along with critical and creative thinking skills.
Kishore & Selvanathan (1993) through classroom research find that group thinking opprtunities provided through curriculum transaction are suitable for adolescent children since they wish to prove that they themselves can do things and wish to have teacher as a guide. They also show a shift from the imagination flights to logical and rational thinking.