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How can Affordable Private Schools overcome the financial burden imposed by covid?

Financial planning
Affordable private schools (APS) are under significant financial shock after the pandemic. Teachers have reported losing jobs, having their salaries cut or wages not being paid at all. Thousands of APS have been closed, with the rest struggling to survive. Many APS could not provide remote learning support to students through the pandemic due to[...]
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Financial Planning For Budget Private School Owners Post Covid

Financial Planning
During and post COVID-19, Budget Private Schools (BPS) in India are struggling to upgrade their infrastructure and adapt to a new reality. However, BPS has its own set of issues. These schools face difficulties setting up reasonable tuition fees due to government regulations. They also require funding to improve their infrastructure. BPS also faces three[...]
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7 benefits of parents’ engagement for affordable private schools

Parent engagement
Parents’ engagement is a collaborative relationship between the school, teachers, and parents to contribute to the learning process and overall school development. Covid-19 has caused a shift in parent engagement resulting in poor fee payment, low participation in school meetings, lack of accountability, lack of awareness about their role, dropouts, delayed enrollment, and disruption in[...]
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7 ways classroom teaching is better than online education

classroom teaching
There has been a surge in the popularity of online learning technology both before and after the pandemic. This shift has left many teachers, parents, and school administrators wondering whether it is better for children than traditional classroom learning. So what is better for learning: a teacher or the Internet? Does online teaching effectively replicate[...]
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5 Classroom management strategies that can make your students more engaged

Classroom management strategies
The Covid pandemic has been a difficult experience for everyone. 1.2 billion students from 186 countries were affected by school closures due to Covid. Meanwhile, students were connected to education through various modes like online classes, educational programs on television and radio, community classes, and hybrid model, etc.   Remote learning was a powerful start but[...]
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