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Malaya Padhan’s essay discusses a gamut of issues that have arisen in the field due to school closure and captures important voices of teachers, students, and parents from the field in the context of school reopening.

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By Malaya Padhan | 7 mins read

A set of resources from the ‘Samuhik Pahal’ archive relevant to the school reopening process.

Covid 19

By Samuhik Pahal Team | 2 mins read

Covid 19

By Aastha Maggu | 9 mins read

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By Bookworm Team | 2 mins read

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By Erelli Bhavani, Shubhrata Das | 4 mins read

Paired reading in children’s libraries

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Community-centred people practices – What it means and what it can do

The issue’s Ground Zero piece discusses what it means to implement community-centred people practices in CSOs, drawing upon the practical experiences of three organizations. Working on this issue of Samuhik Pahal helped us look at the connections between organizational culture and values, people practices, and community impact with new eyes.

By Samuhik Pahal Team | 15 mins read

Practices

Demystifying mathematics: finding joy in numbers

In the ‘Ground Zero’ piece we share the experiences of four organizations who are pioneering effective approaches, based on experiential learning, to address gaps in children’s math education, especially of those learners who belong to underserved communities.

By Aastha Maggu | 11 mins read

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Uniformity of design, comparability and economies of scale: the need for standardized templates in impact assessment

In this interview with Bikkrama Daulet Singh, we discuss the role of funding agencies in processes related to impact assessment. We delve deep into relevant questions surrounding quantification, qualitative methods, the difference between outcomes and impact, and the need for standardization versus the relevance of context-specific approaches, amongst other related issues.

By Samuhik Pahal Team | 8 mins read

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