The ordinary world becomes extraordinary the minute one starts reading…
Opening a whole new world for the kids of Rangareddy and Medhcal-Malkajgiri districts is Qualcomm with its library program Aqriti facilitated by the United Way of Hyderabad.
Qualcomm collaborated with ILP to sponsor libraries in 100 schools and
Curiosity is the mother of science…
Tapping this curiosity in students is India Literacy Project’s science kits.
The science kits provide a space for children to observe, understand, experiment, and discuss various aspects of science and the things around them.
Students can touch, feel and build without fear of breaking expensive items.
The science kit covers:
We can give our children only two things in life which are essential. Strong roots and powerful wings.
India Literacy Project strongly believes and works towards ensuring a solid Foundational Literacy & Numeracy program (FLN) for children in grades 1 to 5.
This is done by Village Learning Centers (VLCs) that are managed by village level volunteers
Think big, dream big…
India Literacy Project believes in the beauty of big dreams to make a bigger impact and is proud to sign a tripartite agreement with the prestigious institute Indian Institute of Technology, Madras and Government of Tamilnadu, Education Department to nurture scientific temper in class 9-12 students in 250 schools,
A class X student pens a poem about Career Guidance Program
Class 10 student M. Lokesh from Zilla Parishad High School, Mallepally has penned down a wonderful poem about India Literacy Project’s Ccareer Guidance program that is helping students make an intelligent decision to pursue a career of their choice.
An organisation
With an aspiration
Guiding the children
To make
By Archana Sali
So, how and where does the STEM mindset stem from?
India Literacy Project believes that STEM is not a class you teach, it is a culture you build.
But what exactly does the STEM mindset inculcate?
A mindset grounded in STEM, above all values the process of inquiry. A
By Sumita Jayaraman
As we start this new year, ILP is moving into its accelerated mode after the last 3 years of disruptions. At this time, it behooves us to take stock of all the work in the past year and celebrate our achievements.
Our greatest achievement was the scaling
Celebrating Anganwadi Graduation Day!
India Literacy Project is very proud of the little stars who graduated from Anganwadi center to take their next steps into the academic world.
A total of 85 students and 17 teachers and ayaahs from 17 Anganwadi centers attended the graduation ceremony and the annual day function at new Patel Nagar Anganwadi centre,
ILP employs interactive teaching methodology at Tribal Welfare Residential School
The question isn’t “how do i teach this? But “how can they learn it? ”
Keeping this philosophy in mind, India Literacy Project always employs interactive teaching methodologies be it for students or teachers.
14 teachers from girls and boys Tribal Welfare Residential School in Bowenpally were part
ILP joins hands with Rotary District 3190 to guide students via Rotary Margham program
Setting in motion a ripple effect can have far reaching effects in the long run.
India Literacy Project joins hands with Rotary District 3190 to create a ripple effect for students via its Career Guidance program.
Rotary Margham is a flagship student career counseling