It has now been over six months that I have been a part of the eVidyaloka family and I feel tempted to share my experience with you all. For those who are wondering, what eVidyaloka is, let me explain. It is a non-profit educational enterprise with the goal of improving quality of education for children. …
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B Kiriti Teaching has seen tremendous change over the past two decades. Strict class room learning has now evolved into universal learning. What is universal learning? Is it that universe is trying to teach us something? The answer is No. Universal learning is an expression we believe in; and this learning has commenced from everyone …
By Anu Agarwal Majority of India still lives in villages and so the topic of rural education in India is of utmost importance. A survey called the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) shows that even though the number of rural students attending schools is rising, more than half of the students in fifth grade …
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Now You Too Can Teach Hundreds of Rural Students From Your Living Room! Find Out How. – The Better India A coverage on eVidyaloka by THE BETTER INDIA
Here is an interesting, yet inspiring story of Mothers in Chengarbasa! Dr. Maleka Fakri is a talented Sixth Grade eVidyaloka teacher who inspires, ignites and instills values in young Children apart from academically making them proficient. “A good teacher can inspire hope, ignite the imagination, and instill a love of learning”~ Brad Henry A few …
Our young efficient teacher, Rajesh T. S., is one such exceptional volunteer teacher, who is the right combination of all these qualities. Evidyaloka is fortunate to have found Rajesh, an incredible addition and asset to our teaching community. He joined us in June 2017 to Ariyur Centre, in a very short time he has achieved …
evidyaloka: Rubaru 2017-18 brought industry leaders on one platform to initiate, encourage and impact the development sector to progress towards a empowered rural India. Following were the key takeaways of the panel discussion, focused on: Enablers and Barriers in Nurturing Future Talent from Rural India Panelists: 1. Jacob Ninan, Executive Trustee and CEO, Axis Bank …
