Bridging the learning gap in Assam’s villages
The Hindu
A mission to bring slow learners and lockdown-induced dropouts on a par with regular students is beginning to bear fruit
The two-room Salpara Lower Primary School has been the landmark of Rongsai village since 1994. But the centre of attention has been a shed the villagers built on the school’s compound 23 months ago.
The shed is where Karishma Rabha helped Rajmahanta and Utpal — two of more than a dozen COVID lockdown-induced dropouts — relearn their basics and more to be promoted to Class 6 at the Bodahapur High School nearby.
The two government-run schools in western Assam’s Goalpara district are about 140 km west of Guwahati.
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