#righttolearn@nimmasuresh Education is a complex profession that prepares our children to be future citizens. Each school is different, with diverse communities, varying competencies, and their own cultural context. So a one size fits all policy on online learning is regressive.
#righttolearn@nimmasuresh Rather than impose restrictions on online learning based on opinion, let our decisions be based on research. It is imperative that there is dialogue with industry experts, rather than special interest groups. Children deserve the right to #brightfutures
My 5 year old made a lava lamp for his online summer class.
@nimmasuresh you said KG kids are too young for online! Talk to pedagogy experts. They know best. Schools know best.
My son is waiting for his online classes to restart
#rightolearn@sandeepanandam@IndusMGCL
This is in absolute contravention of the PM Modiji’s Digital India initiative. And we wonder why we have a brain drain in our country! @PMOIndia@BSYBJP@nimmasuresh#RightToLearn
COVID has placed upon all of us a common expectation to be resilient, frugal, innovative & agile. It is imperative that we take this opportunity to reimagine the Education that we offer, and empower our teachers with the training to nurture in them the skills for the next century
COVID has placed upon all of us a common expectation to be resilient, frugal, innovative & agile. It is imperative that we take this opportunity to reimagine the Education that we offer, and empower our teachers with the training to nurture in them the skills for the next century
@nimmasuresh Under challenging circumstances, teachers & schools have persevered to prepare for the various scenarios under which our schools would be required reopen. A ban on online learning negates the expertise of schools to support their children’s learning #RightToLearn
We need a dialogue with educators and industry experts who can contribute to provide meaningful solutions for those that don’t have the access. Banning online learning is not a solution to bridge the equity and access divide. It only widens the gap! #RightToLearn@nimmasuresh
@PMOIndia@nimmasuresh Parents & educators are deeply concerned for the emotional, social, mental and physical well-being of our children during this lockdown. Banning online learning limits their ability to interact and engage with their teachers & friends causing more anxiety.
@PMOIndia@nimmasuresh Parents & educators are deeply concerned for the emotional, social, mental and physical well-being of our children during this lockdown. Banning online learning limits their ability to interact and engage with their teachers & friends causing more anxiety.
#fathersday2020 We always strive to give our kid’s the best that we can. In a democratic country, we value the opportunity to exercise our right to choose the type of school & education that is best suited for them. Banning online education steals us of that choice #RightToLearn