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How the Interactive Method of Teaching Helps Class 1 to 8 Students Learn Better

What should be one word that describes a classroom learning environment? We will go forward and say ‘interactive’. When children interact, they don’t just attend class; they learn in a way that stays with them for a longer duration. That is exactly what education is aimed at: creating a life-long foundation of literacy, knowledge, and crucial mental abilities like critical thinking, adaptability, etc. Hence, the presence of interactive teaching and learning methods shall be given priority.

Encouraging Critical Thinking in Rural Classrooms

Education should encourage critical thinking and make students come out with innovative solutions”- Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu, former vice president of India.  This thought is echoed in international bodies like UNESCO as it states how quality education includes critical thinking as one of the eight cross-cutting competencies for sustainable development. 

How Using Engaging Education Methods can Address Dropout Rates in Rural Schools

According to 2021 data, 65 per cent of the population in India lives in rural areas. Out of this population, around 3.22 crore kids aged 6-17 are out of school. Due to being in rural areas, 65 per cent of the population is regularly overlooked in spheres of development, including education. This arises due to remoteness, lack of accessible infrastructure, unfavourable belief systems among various other reasons.

What Role Do Community-Driven Education Models Play in Shaping Rural Schools?

Building an institute of quality education is an uphill task, and can also be said to be a battle at some places. It often involves numerous individuals due to high resource requirements. Hence, strong community involvement is a factor that can lay the foundation of sustainable education practices.