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5 simple methods to navigate new paths for growth in a post-pandemic world

5 methods to navigate new paths for school growth
The growth aspect of India’s education sector has always been a matter of discussion. When the pandemic hit, the matter became more serious. In India, the closure of 1.5 million schools due to COVID-19 has impacted 247 million children enrolled in elementary and secondary schools, a UNICEF report has found. In addition, over six million[...]
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How Principals Can Motivate Teachers And Improve Educators’ Well-Being

Motivate Teachers
What is the most important key to a school’s success? Well, the answer, although simple, is sometimes overlooked and forgotten. Any school can be run successfully by motivating the teachers to charge through all the difficult times without giving up on hope for a better outcome. And who’s better to motivate the teachers than the[...]
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From A Farmerworker’s Son To Becoming A Proud Edupreneur

Farmerworker
Mr. Prakash Kolhe, Progressive English Medium School, Nashik, Maharashtra Progressive English Medium School, Nashik Every small-scale farmer has the potential to become an entrepreneur. Mr. Prakash Kolhe is a living example of that. Born to farmworkers in a small village in Nashik, Kolhe spent most of his childhood working in the field with his mother.[...]
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How Do School Finance Companies Work in India?

School Finance
India has a large base of affordable private schools, which presents a huge opportunity for children from low-income families to get access to quality education. Indian school finance companies (NBFCs or other financial institutions) lend to these established schools and give incremental loans to build science or computer labs or buy computers. The loans are[...]
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How to Get a Loan for School Construction?

Get a Loan for School
As India makes significant progress in ensuring access to education and enrolment in schools, the affordable private schools across the country are also setting a vision for change in the rural education ecosystem. These schools are committed towards uplifting the education sector for underprivileged children. A school infrastructure and quality facilities are essential for parents,[...]
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Varthana Smart Fee Program

Smart Fee Program
Low-budget schools operate with little financial cushioning, relying almost entirely on the tuition fees they charge to run their operations. Following the pandemic and the subsequent lockdown, several parents have found themselves unable to pay their children’s tuition fees. Many of these budget schools were not able to offer virtual classes, and when they did,[...]
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