Homeschooling in India is becoming increasingly popular among parents. It provides parents with the flexibility to customize their child’s education according to their needs. With online homeschooling, parents have the freedom to choose the curriculum and teaching method that best suits their child’s learning style. But with so many options available, it can be difficult to choose the perfect online homeschool curriculum for your child. In this guide, we’ll explore the benefits of online homeschooling for Indian parents, what to look for in an online homeschool curriculum, the types of online ..read more

The transition towards virtual learning has been a game-changer for education. With the rise of online schools, more and more parents are opting to enrol their children in online play schools. Virtual classrooms have made education more accessible, convenient, and cost-effective. In this blog, we will explore the world of online playschools, and take a look at what a day in the life of an online playschool student looks like. Introduction to the Virtual Classroom Virtual classrooms have revolutionized the way we learn. It has made it easier for students to access quality education from anywher ..read more

INTRODUCTION The Class of One, admired by countless students and trusted by parents across many countries has emerged as a virtual place of school excellency and goodness. The Class of One gives an assurance of clear, easy-going, stress-free, low-pressure, collected, and latest learning where students are provided with favorable and beneficial learning situations. Here, students do not follow the class; rather than the class follows them. The Class of One is committed to provide quality schooling to each of its students. KNOW US – ONE STEP AHEAD The Number One Global Online School! The Class ..read more

The sound educators of “The Class of One”, believes that “we need nationwide, all-round improvement in school education in all of its stages”. By this, we can move our school education system with the aim of: Factual grasp and sense Understanding “how to acquire a knowledge and skills” Also, we need to make distance from the habits of routine learning, which is largely present these days. Like: a school student score more than 80% marks in examination of any particular subject; but in fact, he/she has very less knowledge of that particular subject. Actually, it is the exact situation, from ..read more

The sound educators of “The Class of One”, believes that “we need nationwide, all-round improvement in school education in all of its stages”. By this, we can move our school education system with the aim of: Factual grasp and sense Understanding “how to acquire a knowledge and skills” Also, we need to make distance from the habits of routine learning, which is largely present these days. Like: a school student score more than 80% marks in examination of any particular subject; but in fact, he/she has very less knowledge of that particular subject. Actually, it is the exact situation, from ..read more

[New Education Policy (NEP) 2020] and [“Parent Toddler Programme” of The Class of One] Open-up statement: Roughly around 80% of a child’s brain develops before the age of 6. What we think? The sound educators of “The Class of One”, believes that “above statics clearly suggest us about the sharp importance of suitable & proper supervision of child’s brain in his/her the early age to provide a healthy development & growth of brain. And this is the reason, due to which Ministry of Education (GoI) comes up with Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) through NEP-2020. Present situati ..read more

[New Education Policy (NEP) 2020] One of the main objectives of the schooling system of India is to guarantee that children are enrolled in school and they are attending the school with higher percentage of attendance in their class. Through programs such as: the SARVA SHIKSHA ABHIYAN (now the SAMAGRA SHIKSHA); and the RIGHT TO EDUCATION Act, India has created outstanding steps in recent years in getting near-universal enrolment in elementary education. Still, the statistics for higher classes, that is, from Class-6 to Class-12, shows a serious matter in retaining students in these classes i ..read more

[New Education Policy (NEP) 2020] NEP-2020 says about the value and usefulness of “Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN)” for school students in India. The sound educators of “The Class of One” accept that “the ability to read, write, and perform basic operations with numbers, is a very necessary foundation for all school going students for their lifelong learning”. There are a number of governmental, as well as non-governmental surveys in India, show that we are currently in learning difficulties. A large percentage of school students have not learned FLN, that is, they lack the ability to ..read more

The COVID-19 pandemic changed the world in many ways. The repercussions of the virus were quite severe and various sectors have turned upside down due to the same. One such sector is the education sector which has faced a lot of roadblocks and is to date quite impacted due to the covid 19 pandemic. When the pandemic arrived, the air around was contaminated with the infectious virus and due to the same, the commencement of offline classes had been paused and the concept of homeschooling in India and live online classes for kids was seen on a rise. The students, the faculties, and parents no one ..read more

The covid 19 pandemic had caused significant harm to the overall health and well-being of children worldwide. From acute illness to prolonged symptoms, the pandemic had a devastating impact on every individual from a medical viewpoint. During the early phases of COVID-19, various studies suggested that it did not have a very severe effect on children rather older people were more affected by it. Covid 19 not only affected the physical health of students but also had a toll on their mental wellbeing. Various disruptions in their day-to-day lives like changing schooling patterns and online learn ..read more