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Period Shame: How It Affects Girls’ Education in Early and Middle School

Period Shame
Education is a human right and is crucial for better livelihood, economic mobility, and the ability to thrive. However, many girls face barriers to staying in school due to menstrual shame. There are misconceptions, shame, and stigma surrounding periods in Indian society. Such stigma makes girls vulnerable to dropping out of school, gender discrimination, exclusion,[...]
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Quality Education, Empowered Teachers, Engaged Parents: This School Leader’s Winning Formula

Icon Paradise English Medium School, Paithan, Aurangabad
Santosh Tambe, Icon Paradise English Medium School, Paithan, Aurangabad Motivation for establishing the school Santosh had a bigger dream than just running a successful coaching centre. He envisioned providing holistic development to students in his taluka, and this motivation pushed him to open a quality, affordable school after opening a coaching centre. Armed with multiple[...]
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One Advocate Is Committed To Bringing Education To Marginalized Students In Khopoli

Anand Sonawane, Enlighten International School, Khopoli,
Anand Sonawane, Enlighten International School, Khopoli, Maharashtra Background  Advocate Anand Sonawane’s journey is a true inspiration. As the son of farmers from a poor family in a marginalized community, he realized that education was the only key to a better life and respect in society. He shared his powerful story with us, and his passion[...]
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How One School Leader Is Transforming Lives In Belthangady

Varsha Reddy, Shri Vidya Sagara School
Varsha Reddy, Shri Vidya Sagara School, Belthangady, Karnataka “Good atmosphere nurtures responsible behaviour for a secure and innovative future. Every student should serve as a role model” is a goal that the Shri Vidya Sagara School in Belthangady, Karnataka strives to achieve. Varsha Reddy, originally from Bangalore, relocated to Belthangady with her parents to establish[...]
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Stereotypes Can Hold Girl Students Back In School, Too

Stereotypes
It has long been understood that stereotypes pose a significant barrier to academic success, particularly for girls. Despite numerous attempts, these preconceptions still exist, and their negative effects on girls’ educational opportunities cannot be disregarded. Stereotypes can restrict girls’ academic interests and abilities, which can also have a negative impact on their confidence and drive.[...]
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Is Lack of Menstrual Hygiene Education Causing Girls to Drop Out of School?

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In India, many girls are forced to leave school early or face exclusion during their menstrual cycle each month due to social exclusion and a lack of education about menstrual hygiene. This practice is still popular in vast swathes of India’s rural hinterland, where girls in school frequently lack awareness and understanding of menstrual hygiene.[...]
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7 Ways to Recognize and Overcome Classroom Stereotypes This School Year

classroom stereotypes
Teachers often lack a voice in decisions regarding their schools, curriculum flow, and professional development topics. However, they have significant control over what happens inside their classrooms and whether all students feel welcomed, secure, and engaged. Teachers have the ability to address prejudices that negatively affect students during the school day and strive to eliminate[...]
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