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RightToRead| ReadToMe® software| EdTech| English Literacy Over the last decade, surveys conducted across government schools indicate a significant gap in English reading and comprehension skills of students. This is a source of concern since English proficiency is important for social empowerment and improving the chances of higher education and job-related opportunities. According to the Annual Status of Education Report, 2016 […]
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RightToRead is an edtech initiative for the enhancement of English literacy of government school students. The program is aimed at enabling English literacy globally with the help of a multi-sensory AI-powered reading and comprehension software–ReadToMe®. RightToRead started in 2013 with 100 schools across 6 states in India. In 2015, the program expanded to 5,000 schools reaching 1 million students in […]
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The RightToRead program’s reach has expanded explosively in the last 5 years. From 100 schools spread across 6 states in 2013, it covers more than 25,000 schools spread across continents impacting over 8 million students today. The RightToRead footprint covers 27 states and 5 Union Territories in India and 9 countries across Asia, Latin America and Africa. At each stage […]
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EdTech | English Literacy Initiative| Education System in India | Technology | Reading and Comprehension Skills The National Education Policy (NEP) 1986 envisaged the establishment of residential schools known as Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNVs) for talented students, predominantly from rural India. The Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti was tasked with the establishment and administration of these fully residential and co-educational schools. JNVs […]
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Abdul Salim is an English teacher at Sane Guruji Urdu Vidyalaya in Rahatekar Vadi in Nagpur. He has spent most of his life in the city, doing what he does best; teaching English to students. Salim is one of the 100,000 teachers from around the world who use ReadToMe® in their classrooms. He was first introduced to the ReadToMe® software […]
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The Companies Act, 2013 opened doors for corporate organizations to actively engage in with driving positive social change. The new law makes it mandatory for profitable companies of a certain minimum size to contribute towards Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Since the introduction of the CSR law, education programs and initiatives have received an increased level of funding from business organizations. […]
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RightToRead is a reading comprehension initiative by EnglishHelper to deliver technology-enabled English literacy to government school students in India and across the world. The program leverages existing textbooks and is integrated with the school timetable. This enables teachers to teach curriculum-based English in classrooms. The RightToRead program is underpinned by three strategic pillars that serve as guideposts: a) Achieve massive […]
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RightToRead – A Technology Enabled Initiative for English Reading and Comprehension In 2018, the RightToRead program was launched in Odisha, in 30 government schools in partnership with American India Foundation (AIF) and in 5 Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNV). The government schools are located in Angul, Khordha, Cuttack, and Keonjhar Districts schools. Odisha has over 63,000 government schools with 6.6 million […]
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ReadToMe® A Multi-Sensory English Reading and Comprehension AI Software in Maharashtra Schools In a small village, Saundana, District Beed, Maharashtra, school teachers are determined to bring change in students’ confidence to read and speak in English with the help of ReadToMe®, a multi-sensory reading and comprehension AI software. Meet Laxmikant Salve, who is inspiring and adding value to the lives of […]
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RightToRead – An EdTech Solution for English Reading and Comprehension Tamil Nadu has over 46,000 government schools with 10 million school-going children. English has been introduced as a second language from grade 1. Similar to the English challenge in other regions, students in Tamil Nadu government schools struggle with learning English. In 2013, the RightToRead program- an EdTech Solution- was […]
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