The Information and Communications Technology programme was started to help students in high school achieve a technology-driven conceptual learning, peer-to-peer knowledge sharing, and achieve a wholesome experiential learning. It occurs in partnership with the Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement (SVYM).
The ICT programme addresses the multiple learning styles in children and provides them with the opportunity to fully understand the subjects. The programme allows teachers to familiarize themselves with various technologies such as projectors, DVDs and operating computers, allowing them to use these as a means of teaching.
Students engage in audio-visual learning with their teachers and are encouraged to ask questions in the form of doubt slips; pushing the students to seek conceptual clarity on the topics. The programme has successfully created confidence and fluency amongst students and teachers, with modern-day technology.
As of today,
14,589 students
actively engage in audio-visual learning and 120 teachers have been trained.
The impact and transformation that we have created breathe through the community of Yadgir. We continue to learn from them and use their experiences to create a more personalised approach.
Vibrant learning environment facilitated by Sowmyashree, a remedial teacher in a Gurmitkal pre-metric girls’ hostel
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