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- Education Secretary Yogita Rana presented Telangana's foundational literacy and numeracy initiatives at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
- The program focuses on integrating continuous diagnostic assessments and daily remediation for primary school students into standard government operations.
- Key strategies include utilizing technology for teacher support and strengthening the middle tier of educational leadership.
- These reforms aim to embed learning improvements systemically to ensure consistent and sustainable educational outcomes.
What to watch next
- Potential scaling of Telangana's literacy models in other participating nations
- Further integration of technology-supported adaptive learning in government schools
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Yogita Rana
Education secretary
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“continuous diagnostic and classroom-level assessment”
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…FLN reform could be integrated into government systems on a large scale. She said literacy and numeracy must run through teacher training, assessment, mentoring, attendance and technology. Telangana, she noted, uses “ continuous diagnostic and classroom-level assessment ” to guide timely action, along with a structured daily remediation period for Classes I to V. She added that technology can support teachers through personalised and adaptive learning tools that identify individual…
“this layer was crucial for consistent execution and for making reforms less dependent on any one individual.”
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…through personalised and adaptive learning tools that identify individual learning gaps. Dr also referred to the “middle tier” of the education system, including district leaders, mentors and headteachers, and said this layer was crucial for consistent execution and for making reforms less dependent on any one individual. The session included government representatives and education leaders from India, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda and Cambodia. Global Schools Forum members and organisations such as Rising Academies, Luminos Fund and United…
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