Academic Works
She authored three books, — one of which A treatise on Educational Psychology — is still a standard textbook for M.Ed. classes.
Just before her death she authored another book on the educational beliefs of Mahatma Gandhi (Under Publication).
Read more about this topic: Sharda Rani Trivedi
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