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English Language Learning in the Digital World Across the globe, the RightToRead program is addressing challenges of basic literacy and reading. The Program’s mission is to spread the use of the English language and help people escape from the cycle of poverty. Since 2013, EnglishHelper has worked with Government schools in India and other countries to improve basic reading skills of students. […]
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Gujarat: Reading with Technology In a small village in Gujarat, forty children were learning English sitting in front of a screen by using RightToRead’s reading solution, ReadToMe. The students here are mostly from the agricultural community with absolutely no exposure to English. This is common in the 1755 schools under the RightToRead initiative supported by EnglishHelper in partnership with IL&FS […]
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Picturesque and Passionate When we got off the train, the sun had just about risen in the sky, and we were greeted by a big yellow sign board that read ‘Purulia’. After piling into our ‘tuk-tuk’ with all our luggage, we moved through the narrow streets where vendors were setting up their mats on the side of the road with […]
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Confident faces of Coimbatore In Coimbatore, sunshine was not just limited to the good weather but was found in every government school classroom. Beaming, confident faces looked back at us every time we entered a school. The students came to us and had full conversations in English. Their spoken English amazed us, and at same time made us aware of […]
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An Introduction to RightToRead RightToRead was launched in 2013 in 100 government schools in 6 states covering 20,000 students. The main aim of this project is to help children learn English using innovative technology. RightToRead was an initial partnership between EnglishHelper and American India Foundation (AIF). Co-sponsored by USAID and in partnership with IL&FS Education and AIF. It was then […]
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