தலைமை பண்புகள்

Leadership training for Government school Head Masters Leadership training is provided over a one-year period, every month 2 hours session on leadership will be provided by Mr. Kannan (UN Political officer, Somalia). Along with this, every month HM's are expected to solve a problem based on the case study method.

Motivation Training

Motivation Training to Government School Teachers Post covid, to strengthen the motivation levels of Government school Teachers, online weekly sessions were provided by Kalvi40 Expert volunteers. 1. 10 sessions were conducted specifically for Jawathu Hills teachers from the Tiruvannamalai districts. 25+ Teachers got benefitted by this program and interaction with

கோடை கொண்டாட்டம்

கோடை கொண்டாட்டம் for students Kalvi40 conducted 15 days Summer camp for rural Government school students for 156 students across 10 districts. Even though this program was completely online 2 hours per day for 15 days. Four non-curriculum topics - Origami, storytelling, craft using waste and art were conducted by experts.

Robotics and Programming Skills

Robotics & programming skill development for rural Govt. schools Thanks to Kanchipuram CEO and DEO, Robotics training for Government school students was kicked off on 05th of March 2021. 18 Teachers and 26 students from 18 rural Government schools were hands picked for this project and were provided with 2

Computer distribution for needy rural schools

Computer distribution for needy rural schools In association with the Rotary Club of Coimbatore Saicity, Kalvi40 identified and understood the digital infrastructure need of schools across selected blocks in Kanchipuram, Tiruvannamalai, Chengalpattu, and Tiruvallur. In total 37 rural and remote village schools were identified and 100 desktop computers were distributed.

Kalvi40 Usefulness

Kalvi40 usefulness for Puducherry Government Schools The scope of this pilot project is to provide experience on Kalvi40 mobile App based on digital teaching/learning and capture feedback of teachers and students of class 6th, 7th, and 8th to five rural schools in Puducherry Union Territory. Quantitatively 57% of students showed