Mathematics is not about numbers, equations, computations, or algorithms. It is about understanding.
The above line was said by Srinivasa Ramanujan – Wikipedia, an Indian Mathematician more than a century ago. But it is relevant even today.
At India Literacy Project we understand that math is by far
Parenting is a joyful responsibility of helping shape their child’s future
India Literacy Project joins hands with government schools across various states of India in facilitating and regularizing the School Management Committee (SMC) which is a mandatory requirement by government to ensure parents are active participants in ensuring:
Every drop in the ocean counts…
Drop by drop, India Literacy Project extends its reach to more schools in partnership with Seshadri Padma Memorial Charitable Trust. A total of 12 government schools in Kumabkonam cluster will get a chance to provide experiential learning experience to its students via Multi-Dimensional Learning Space (MDLS).
As part of this MDLS
Own your identity – A wonderful motto for students to have
Ensuring this motto is actioned, RSA Cybersecurity and Digital Risk Management Solutions, a visionary in RSA crypto system partners with India Literacy Project as part of their stem commitment to ensure 12 schools benefit from the Multi-Dimensional Learning Space (MDLS) program with the launch
Nurturing current ventures and expanding horizons
By Suyash Nigam
In this Newsletter we are starting a new series that presents projects we are embarking on whilst ensuring the success of our existing projects in each of the geographies we serve in. In the first of this series we draw attention to our efforts in Karnataka and Tamil
By Suchitra Rao
The second wave of COVID brought about such a strain on the health infrastructure of the country, that it was up to the community and individuals to search and find life-saving medical resources. In this time of need, the entire Team of ILPians, including staff, Trustees and Volunteers collaborated
The second wave of COVID brought about such a strain on the health infrastructure of the country, that it was up to the community and individuals to search and find life-saving medical resources. In this time of need, the entire Team of ILPians, including staff, Trustees and Volunteers collaborated with several organisations and forums
ILP’s long-term goal is to transform government schools into fun and exciting learning spaces for children to become capable, confident, inquisitive and value-aware, and realize their fullest potential. ILP also acknowledges the role of teachers in schools and our interventions are built around teachers as the key facilitators of in-school learning.
Improving Learning in Primary Schools
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