In rural India, the learning gap between students in government schools and their urban counterparts remains significant. The Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2022 reveals that over 60% of rural students in Grade 5 struggle with foundational reading and basic math skills.
In many rural schools in India, outdated teaching methods and a lack of resources make learning boring and hard to understand. Teachers find it difficult to engage students with limited tools, and students often memorize lessons without truly understanding them. This leaves them unprepared for real-life challenges and takes away the fun in learning.
In an increasingly digital world, access to technology has become crucial for quality education. However, the digital divide remains a significant barrier for many children in rural India.
Education is not just about individual growth; it is also a powerful tool for building stronger, more cohesive communities. At Sampark Foundation, we believe that by investing in education, we can drive positive change not only in the lives of individual students but also within their communities.
