Education is a strong tool that helps communities improve in life. Education helps develop new skills, which helps both the individual and society’s socioeconomic well-being. The intergenerational patterns of poverty can be broken if any family member is educated, especially women.
Millions of children in India still lack access to education. India in the current day is plagued by lack of access to quality education especially for a significant section of the society that is socio-economically vulnerable, and decisive action is required to guarantee that everyone benefits from education. With this goal in mind Indus Charity Trust established an equal opportunity school- the Indus International Community School.
Attention is the foundation of your child’s growth because it is the only way to turn information into real wisdom and character. At home, you can start by setting a “Deep Reading” hour with physical books, helping them move past just decoding words to truly “reading to learn.”
Make sure their study area is free of “broken windows”—any digital or physical clutter that steals their focus. Encourage twenty minutes of quiet solitude every day so they can learn to listen to their own intuition. Most importantly, teach them to manage their mental energy rather than just their time, and show them how to “monotask” by giving them your own undivided attention.
Indus International School, Bangalore
Pobillapura Cross, Sarjapura – Attibele Rd, Sarjapura,
Bengaluru, Karnataka 562121
