Illam thedi kalvi @ St.John's Girls' Higher Secondary School, Nazareth

 


The ‘Illam Thedi Kalvi’ ‘(education at doorstep) scheme at  St.John's Girls' Higher Secondary School, Nazareth

The scheme was evolved to address the learning gap that had arisen among students due to the closure of schools during the pandemic-induced lockdown. The benefits of in-person classes could never be matched by online classes, and the objective of the scheme was to impart education to children at home. Volunteers would take classes for up to two hours a day, he added.

The scheme would pave the way for a holistic development of children. It intend to associate teachers, parents, retired teachers and members of voluntary organisations in implementing the scheme, as the objective is to make children fully developed citizens.


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