Learning
Learning among primary students happens through a variety of cognitive, social, and emotional processes. Young learners benefit from Experiential Learning where they can manipulate objects, explore their surroundings, and engage in activities that directly relate to their lesson. Play helps children explore concepts like social roles, problem-solving, and communication in a natural and engaging way. Children often learn by interacting with their classmates, either through collaborative tasks or peer-to-peer teaching.
Digital Engagement for All
Digital tools such as videos, animations, and interactive games make learning more engaging. Complex concepts are explained visually, making them easier for young learners to understand. Digital learning platforms provide immediate feedback through quizzes, activities, and tests, helping students quickly understand their mistakes and improve.
Grade
1 - 3
Recognizing the importance of early learning, the National Education Policy 2020 states that “Our highest priority must be to achieve universal foundational literacy and numeracy (FLN) in primary school and beyond by 2025. The rest of the policy will be largely irrelevant for such a large portion of our students if this most basic learning (reading, writing, and arithmetic at the foundational level) is not first achieved.”
Grade
4 - 5
The 21st century is an era of new dimensions, new openings, endless opportunities, and insane innovations, which have brought a massive shift in the education system. To flourish in this world, survival tactics alone will not be enough, children need special skills, which have to be taught and nurtured from a very early stage. The traditional way of education will equip kids to survive in the world, but the 21st century demands special skills which will equip them to master every aspect of life, from life skills to digital skills to face the challenges of uncertain probabilities the future holds.
