Though home-schooling is mostly common in the upper-middle-class families in Bangalore, Mumbai, Noida, and Gurgaon, it is slowly gaining popularity in other families and areas, especially since we are looking at another year of online schooling. By Ankit Agarwal, Co-founder and COO of Crejo.Fun The world we live in at present is inhabited by people who have become competitive in …
By Rajat Mukherjee and Monika Srivastava 5+3+3+4 will replace 10+2. This isn’t math magic. But a change in the framework of India’s school education proposed by the new National Education Policy. The ‘5’ in the proposed new framework includes two years of pre-schooling. The unmissable impact of this reconfiguration is that the previously unregulated (debatable, as discussed below) pre-school segment …
Children below 6 years of age as a category (about 13.2% of country’s population) face a deeper futuristic brunt of Covid19 Pandemic and yet the governments have so far failed to devise a response for this significant chunk of population, which ironically is also the future of nation If you’re a parent of a young child, you should take time …
NuNu-TV, a YouTube edutainment channel is developing a network of teachers and coordinating with them to develop fun and educational content for children aged 2-4 years. NuNu-TV is working towards incorporating a number of themes, topics and educational content in short videos that are fun to watch for little children. Educational topics are included but not limited to Colours, Weather, …
New fun and engaging audio, video, e-books featuring funny furry loveable Sesame muppets -will be available across public and private media platforms Sesame Workshop in India, the non-profit educational organization behind Sesame Street, has premiered new animated public service announcements to help families across India stay physically and emotionally healthy as the unprecedented coronavirus pandemic continues. The audio and video content will be available in English and 11 Indian languages –Hindi, Tamil, …
In what could become the prelude to extend the right to education to preschooling years (3-6 years) in the country, about 14000 early education centres (ECEs), or best known as anganwadis (as per 2014-15 data there were 365.44 lakh children (aged 3-6) in 13.46 lakh operational anganwadis. Current statistics not available), have been relocated to primary schools in a much …
