There is an urgent need for literacy instruction and activities to enable efficient learning, especially in young, disadvantaged learners. Why young learners? Research in literacy points to early learning as a pivotal phase in a learner’s journey. Gaps that build up due to various reasons during the early years are not easily bridged/mitigated as the …

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28.12.2022

Dialect vs standard language acquisition and ed-tech solution - EI blog

Today is Anil’s first day at school. Most of his day is spent in trying to understand what the teacher is saying. He fails to understand some parts of the language spoken at school. This is not how they speak at home, although it is quite similar. Some of the words used by the teacher […]

Educational Initiatives Blog

03.01.2023

Preparing our Children for the Future - EI blog

Judit Polgar is a chess grandmaster considered the strongest female chess player of all time. She became the world’s youngest grandmaster in 1991 when she was 15 years and 4 months old – beating the legendary Bobby Fischer’s record. She was also the youngest player ever be rated among top 100 players when she was […]

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02.02.2023

A Budget for Quality Education - EI blog

The Union Budget represents signalling about priorities as much as it actually allocates money for different activities. Indian annual expenditure on education exceeds 1 lakh crore rupees if we consider public and private spends. Hence, the question is whether there are relatively smaller spends that can make these large spends much more effective. Six […]

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