Fellowships at Learning Forward India

Find out more about us at https://schooleducation.com/fellowships

India has proven that building public goods in areas like identity and payments can dramatically multiply innovation and growth. We provide High-impact consulting services for schools and partners. Our services are customised to meet your unique needs.

• School reform efforts over the past three decades tell us there is no silver bullet for significantly improving our schools.
• If we want to improve our school substantially, especially teaching and student learning, we’ll have to do it ourselves, one brick at a time.

https://www.LearningForward.co.in

Young Rembrandts Drawing Program

Young Rembrandts Drawing Program has been running successfully in the USA & Canada for 31+ years. The question to consider while considering us for your schools is, how many people do we know who can draw? Or are they comfortable expressing themselves visually? Drawing is one of the most important elements under the art umbrella, and with the unique Young Rembrandts technique, EVERYONE CAN DRAW. The students can put whatever they see or imagine on paper without any measuring instruments. 

We teach students in the age group 4-15yrs. You can consider us an in-school/after school programme. We can work hand in hand with your curriculum to simply support it. Various kinds of collaborations are possible with us.

In addition, we also undertake after-school enrichment activities, holiday / term-break workshops/camps, teacher-bonding sessions, etc. 

Program Content & Curriculum Overview: Our aim is to enable the expression of imagination through drawing. The key concepts we look to enable our perspective, proportion, balance and placement. This is achieved through a wide variety of kid-friendly topics covering Portraits, still life, Landscapes, Realism, abstract, cartooning, art history, Graphic Design, to name a few.

We welcome you to witness any of our current classes over zoom. This will give you a glimpse into our delivery. We can also conduct a demo class for a small group of 6-8 students if required.

Young Rembrandts are offering you weekly drawing classes from the comfort of your own home! Socialize with friends in a Virtual Classroom or Register for On-Demand Lessons.

Young Rembrandts India
Ph: +91 9810307907 / +91 9833532131 

PI Club and the Circus - Akshay Chowdhry

ISBN:9781637145678

Format: Paperback

₹ 149.00

This book is a fast-paced mystery story for young readers with several twists and turns.

"During the lockdown in the past year, I took the opportunity of having more time at home to do something I have wanted to do. I wrote a book! It’s a children’s fiction book titled ‘PI Club and the Circus’. The book is a mystery story, similar to Enid Blyton’s Famous Five stories. It is for children in the 7-11 year age group." #piclubandthecircus #piclubstories" - Akshay Chowdhry

Nikhil and his family have just moved to Dehradun, a small valley town in India. There, Nikhil meets a group of children around his own age – Ishaan, Neha, Shreya and Arjun.   There’s a circus in town, but events take a strange turn when the children visit the circus. They get tangled up in a series of robberies and begin to suspect that someone from the circus is responsible.  The children from the Private Investigators (PI) Club investigate and are determined to solve their first case.  Will they be able to uncover the perpetrators?

Akshay Chowdhry was born in Calcutta, educated at Gitanjali School (Hyderabad) and Hyderabad Public School, Shri Ram College of Commerce (New Delhi), ICFAI Business School (Hyderabad), and London Business School. He pursued a career in finance before joining his family business of manufacturing cooking oils. When he isn’t writing or working, he enjoys playing golf, watching web series, cricket matches, and spending time with his family and friends. Akshay Chowdhry is Group Vice President at Gemini Edibles and Fats India Private Limited.

The book is on sale at The English Book Depot in Dehradun, order online www.ebdbooks.com

Soham Anand: 'Right' to become something!

The problem with today's young generation is their falsely intense belief in their geniousness and  insanity to become something, be it at the cost of sacrificing  all morality and ethics. Their 'Right' to become something, in term of material wellness, with total disregard to value behaviour is what is threatening and scary.

Their  real life is often the life  they do not live. Our young generation live a borrowed life, not theirs. The conflicts and strives, the disappointments and disruptions are the direct outcome of this borrowed life style.

The spirit of compassion and empathy has no place in their scheme of things, even if it is on the surface. Scrape the surface little deeper and you see callousness and unimaginable crudeness. Lust and greed has overtaken all the finer qualities and graces of life.

The maddening rush, the shrill noises, deafning crescendo, to become something, is so painfully loud that the less fortunate one are left behind to struggle and die.

Stepping on someone's toe to climb the ladder of success doesn't evoke any regret or repentance, rather it is the done thing. Today's spirit has less to do with compassion and sympathy, more with deodorants and perfumes.

The Dhoom of Politics

The Dhoom of Politics 

Exorbitant amounts of money, much ado about nothing, and a sorry end result: this sums up the Indian Cinema Industry and the Indian government, all in one. A couple of weeks ago, I made the fatal mistake of going for “Dhoom 3: Back in Action” with a few of my friends. As much as I would enjoy decimating this excuse of a movie scene-by-scene, I write this article to showcase a more interesting link, so I better stay on topic.

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Madhav Dutt is the resident cartoonist for The Young Citizen. Madhav has always been intrigued by journalism and reportage. He believes that the ability to convey your views on issues of global importance is unparalleled, be it through the written word or the illustrated figure. As the erstwhile editor of his school’s newspaper, Madhav enjoyed drawing and writing on a wide range of global events. As an editorial cartoonist, his goal is not just to trivialise, but to sensitise!

You can follow Madhav Dutt on
http://www.madhavdutt.com

We will Succeed

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