Bridging the Learning Gap: A Priority for India's Future
Addressing the 'learning gap' among school children is becoming crucial as it affects their academic and social skills, leading to challenges later in life. Organizations like P&G Shiksha and Pratham Education Foundation are working to bridge this gap through foundational skill development programs, especially in primary education.
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The 'learning gap' among school children presents significant challenges, demanding urgent attention to equip them with essential academic skills, stakeholders assert.
A learning gap occurs when students lag behind expected academic levels, struggling with essential skills like reading and writing, and social skills, complicating future development.
P&G Shiksha's CSR programme targets this issue with initiatives like the 'Early Childhood Education' intervention, collaborating with Pratham to equip children aged 3-6 with foundational skills to prevent widening educational disparities.
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