- Search results for Teach for India
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 | Two Bengaluru-based engineers are making schools a better place for the students and the teachers. Here's how!Santosh More and Khushboo Awasthi go the extra mile with their NGO — Mantra — to help the students study better. This includes adopting schools, building libraries and even playing Santa Claus | |
 | What could a 74-year-old have in common with someone who's 26? We talked to two teachers, generations apart, to find the answerThis Teachers' Day, we take a look at how much has changed in the education sector in the last few decades and how different it is to be a teacher today | |
 | Spreading a million smiles: This initiative unites NGOs to educate children through other childrenThe 300 Million Challenge, started by an alliance of NGOs and corporate houses, aims at helping children read and write with the help of other children from 17 states | |
 | Udta Punjab: Punjab Govt apes Teach for India, calls NRI grads to volunteer to teach in schools for a yearThe Punjab state government plans to launch a series of intiatives to elevate the educational standards of the state, which Amarinder Singh descibed as broken and in bad shape | |
 | Riches to rags: Here's the story of a teacher who gave up a lucrative job and decided to teach the children of poor fishermenJuanita John decided to quit working in private schools and decided to work in some of the most deprivation-hit areas of the country — reaching affected kid | |
 | Tablets which teach and need no poppingTurning subjects into games is ConveGenius with its tablets, but not without facing hurdles of their own | |
 | The founder of Teach For India says what exactly is wrong with today's education systemShaheen Mistri, founder of Teach for India opens up about the various ills of the present education system at The ThinkEdu Conclave |
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