At CSRL, one of the best ngo for education in India, we know our work cannot cease due to any reason. Since the people we serve are less privileged and downtrodden individuals already going through financial and social problems, it is even more important that we step up our effort further. So how do we follow all the rules of social distancing amidst pandemics while continuing to serve our students?
Along with our own program to provide free education for poor but talented students, CSRL has been connecting people to organizations for various other needs. On the education end, we are rapidly developing a new model of interaction with our students and motivating and inspiring them to keep themselves and their loved ones safe and happy. Some of the tech and organizational changes we’ve adopted across all CSRL projects are:
· Switching to digital learning platforms
· Creation of whatsapp groups, Zoom classes, and scheduled conference calls
· Using note/book-based learning methods where digital learning is not practical
· Revising curriculums
· Rigorous preparation and planning for exams
Other than this, the overwhelming effect this has on the economy also means that CSRL may face financial difficulty for some of its programs. CSR in India is helping these institutions to gather funds for their educational program.
Our CSRL mentors took on the challenge of covering the entire syllabus to e-learning and they are succeeding! These e-classes are resuming our students’ preparation, and keeping them involved, motivated, and connected to their classmates and educators. NGO education in India is helping these institutions to gather funds for their educational program.
We anticipate that e-learning will become a standard practice and a need. We have vowed not to leave any student behind amidst this pandemic situation. Our students are hard-working students with dreams of achievement and social progress.
