stories

When you love something, you spend more time understanding the concepts. There is no need for too much memorization. So, love what you learn. That makes the difference.

ThinkZone’s initiative of social development through education inspired me the most to join the fellowship program. I like the process because it comes with a fresh approach to teaching kids, breaks the conventional student-teacher relationship, and most significantly focuses on understanding a child other than the marks

I got to know about the ThinkZone fellowship during the outreach program in our community and instantly became interested in being a part of the fellowship as I wanted to build a career in education.

Suchismita always wanted to teach students in her community but she had not received higher education due to family constraints. As a ThinkZone fellow, she performed exceedingly well during various online and offline workshops.

I got to know about the ThinkZone fellowship during the outreach program in our community and instantly became interested in being a part of the fellowship as I wanted to build a career in education.

Silpa is teaching at a local school after school hours, and she described how she uses activity-based learning to engage students and increase their interest level while teaching them.

I’ve seen firsthand the struggles that come with growing up in a low-resource setting, and I want to make sure that these kids have the support they need to succeed.

I loved the training provided on social media as well as the modules present on the same on the ThinkZone app. I was always excited to know if my name was there on the app’s leaderboard at the end of every month!

The project has given wings to my dreams. I utilized the learnings from the training sessions in school and the community. Since joining as an educator, I am able to support my family financially. I am very grateful for this opportunity