NRich Children

Utilizing Project Based Learning (PBL) to develop critical thinking, creative problem solving and life skills among the children.

Why Project Based Learning?

Curriculum Integration

We integrate PBL project scenarios to align with school curriculums for different subjects to ensure that students meet required learning objectives while engaging in meaningful activities to implement the learning.

Real-World Relevance

Developing projects that reflect real-world scenarios to make learning more applicable and interesting for students.

Cross-subject Projects

Creating projects that span multiple subjects, helping students make connections between different areas of study and understand the integrated nature of knowledge.

THE CHALLENGE

In the traditional mode of teaching, the focus is to passively learn facts and recite them during the tests. The burden of coursework leaves the students with little time to learn life skills, such as how to think, creativity, and innovation. As a result, the students are not prepared to survive the fast-changing landscape of today’s world.

OUR APPROACH

Our Project-based Learning (PBL) program is in line with the Ministry of Human Resources Development’s mandate to minimize ‘curriculum load’ on students and focus more on the overall development of students, including developing critical thinking, creativity, and their life skills.

You can learn more about the course offered here.

THE IMPACT

We are implementing this program across primary schools in Pathar Pratima block of South 24 Parganas.