e-Learning in Primary Education

The Annual Status of Education Report (2016) points that learning levels remain depressingly low across the country, while 97% of children (aged 6-14 years) across rural India are enrolled in a school, only 13% of the children in grade 2 can read from their language textbooks. The current scenario becomes worrying given the status of quality &hellip Read more...

                                                                                   The reasons for this state of affairs vary from infrastructure to availability of qualified teachers, from pedagogical to gender-biased approach. Though there are many aspects that need to be addressed amongst them, the student-teacher ratio remains an important factor that affects quality Read more...

  The Annual Status of Education Report (2016) points that learning levels remain depressingly low across the country, while 97% of children (aged 6-14 years) across rural India are enrolled in a school, only 13% of the children in grade 2 can read from their language textbooks. The current scenario becomes Read more...

  The Annual Status of Education Report (2016) points that learning levels remain depressingly low across the country, while 97% of children (aged 6-14 years) across rural India are enrolled in a school, only 13% of the children in grade Read more...                                                                                       

  Appropriate communication is very important for effective mobilization of resources, building awareness, and replication of successful initiatives. When it comes to communication, a website has been the most effective means of communication due to its reach and accessibility. It represents Read more...                                                                                                      

  The reasons for this state of affairs vary from infrastructure to availability of qualified teachers, from pedagogical to gender-biased approach. Though there are many aspects that need to be addressed amongst them, the student-teacher ratio remains an important factor that affects the quality of education. In many areas, a single teacher is found teaching multiple classes which is not an exceptional arrangement but has become a routine affair. Upon that one can easily see the wide range of variance, at one end we have urban students Read more...