Author Archive: Lav Chintapalli
Dr. Lav Chintapalli is a change agent involved in curriculum development, qualitative research, and developing learning solutions within the interdisciplinary fields of blended learning, organizational change, consumer markets, globalized collaboration, and cultural studies. Her interests pertain to increasing intellectual capital by understanding the learning dynamics and leadership styles of transnational cultures as they congregate in globalized spaces, and how to best design, implement, and evaluate technological use to encourage learning and productivity. Lav’s doctoral research is a transnational ethnographic comparative study of the cultural influences on education.
What Lav likes best is writing. She is a published author - her articles have appeared in technical journals as well as literary magazines. Lav is also a children's book author - The Crayon Who Wore A Cap. For fun, she writes, teaches yoga, plays with her kids, dances to drum beats, indulges in philosophical treatise, drinks amber beer, and ponders about the nature of the moon.
Discipline of Writing. Writing as a Discipline.
First, there is the discipline of writing. Writers have long touted the value of the discipline of writing. While the strategies and goals to accomplish this task vary, the primary advice is relatively consistent – write everyday. Some say its best to write for a fixed length of time, while others insist on a daily […]
Memoir: Agony and Relief
Narrating stories is as old as history itself. In writing about my childhood growing up in India, it’s mostly pain that I highlight: writing allows us to search the depths of our being – to excavate, sort, pile, discard, and heal. Writing a personal narrative comes with mixed emotions, an eclectic blend of agony and relief […]
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