Educational Initiatives
Ei Dialogues
EI Dialogues is a podcast series brought to you by Educational Initiatives, an organization working towards creating a world where children everywhere are learning with understanding. In this podcast, we speak to entrepreneurs, academicians, policy makers and education leaders to delve deeper into the most urgent and important questions on solving for quality and equity in education.
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Dr. Rukmini Banerji, Pratham 10.07.2020 36:44
Trained as an economist in India, Dr. Rukmini Banerji completed her BA at St. Stephen’s College and attended the Delhi School of Economics. She was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University and earned her PhD at the University of Chicago. The conversation gains insights on challenges of assessing student learning outcomes, the role of applied research, the importance of evaluation, inception of ASER,...
Sharath Jeevan, STiR Education 02.07.2020 41:02
In this episode of EI Dialogues, we converse with the founder and CEO of STiR Education, Sharath Jeevan. During the conversation, he talks about his journey in the social sector, the importance of a teacher as a role model, and building foundations for life-long learning. Through experiences and role-plays, he also elaborates on STiR's work, its philosophy, and reforming education by maintaining t...
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