Education

As per UNICEF data 7.1 million children in India do not go to school. Indrize Rural Development Society works to ensure that all children go to school so that there is no child labour as well as building a promising future for these underprivileged children. In India due to illiteracy and poverty, the children who may be the future leaders do not get educated either because their parents cannot afford their education or they are not exposed to the progressive environment.

Indrize Rural Development Society organizes awareness programmes on the need and benefits of education. Education enhances one’s knowledge. Education is one of the methods of eliminating poverty as it creates independence of thought and develops a perspective of looking at life. Indrize Rural Development Society is also helping the illiterate parents to admit their children in the municipal school and is determined to build a world in which every child attains the right to survival, protection, development and participation.

Our Vision

We seek a world of hope, tolerance and social justice, where poverty has over come and people live in dignity and security. Our pursuit is to bring about this change in society where no one has to suffer due to the scarcity of basic necessities of life.

Our Mission

To work for the cause and care of backward people and to improve their quality of life. We work for improving the quality of life of those who are deprived of it. There is a large section of society which is deprived of social justice,

Our Aim

To work for uplifting poor backward people for their all round development. Our aim is to dedicate our time towards uplifting the backward individuals and help them overcome the hurdles in their progress. We are determined to create a cheerful

Education Program

To help the needy children and women to get their basic rights and help the children in educating them and making them sustainable to face this competitive world in a healthy way.

What is this program?

In contrast to the rote-learning method present in mainstream education, we at Indrize Rural Development Society address the deficit in teaching and learning through innovative methods for children that involves play and fun. This activity-centered learning provides an immersive learning experience for the child.

How do we do this?

We establish and run play & learn centres for children who are mostly first-generation learners studying in government schools between 1st to 4th standard. They visit the centres for 2 hours for 6 days a week after their school. The mentors who conduct these play & learn activities are hand-picked from the community and are specially trained.
We evolve teaching learning materials based on the National Curriculum Framework 2005 for languages and mathematics emphasising on Critical Thinking, Creativity, and Confidence.

What do we do?

In these centres, we build the children's storehouse of vocabulary through stories, conversations, rhymes, songs, news-reading, exposure visits etc. Instead of starting with just letters, we strive to build curiosity within the child through fun activities that create a pathway to learn the meanings of words, its spelling, the context of its usage, the sounds and names of the letters, and other similar words.
​Similarly in mathematics, we impart the concepts of number sense, pattern of numbers, shapes and its correlations from actual to abstract in a very methodical and experiential manner through play games and activities.
We also conduct exposure visits for children wherein their stories, experiences, and environment becomes the base of learning language and mathematics.

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