e-Learning in Primary Education – An Indian Perspective

                                                                                   


 

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...

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