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  • The Rural India Perspective on Education: Kanavu Startup Village | Karthi Easwaramoorthy | CEO- Kannavu Startup Village | Season 2 Ep. 12 | #53

    In today’s episode, Karthi Easwaramoorthy shares his experiences in the US leading to the inception of Ticketgo.com in India, commenting on his motivations and challenges that shaped his entrepreneurial path. The discussion explores the beauty and unique aspects of Sivagiri, a village in Tamil Nadu, delving into the landscapes, schools, and connectivity that make it a distinct haven.

    The conversation then continues forward to explore the intersections of language proficiency, confidence-building, and the broader realm of personal development. The episode addresses the significance of learning English for breaking down barriers and fostering confidence, touching on Karthi's unique approach to language education in his community. I hope you enjoy this conversation!

    1 hr 4 min
  • Alternative Learning Through Ultimate Frisbee for Tribal Communities: One All | Varsha Yeshwant | Founder of One All | Season 2 Ep. 11 | #52

    In this episode, Varsha delves into One All, an organization dedicated to imparting life skills to children in India through the unconventional medium of Ultimate Frisbee. Against the backdrop of the vibrant landscapes of Gulur, Tamil Nadu, Varsha shares the organization's origins and its profound impact on diverse communities. The episode unravels the intricacies of Ultimate Frisbee, highlighting its role in transcending competition to promote equality and unity among players from diverse backgrounds. Varsha delves into the sport's self-refereed nature and the impactful 'Spirit Circle' practice, shedding light on how it nurtures fair play and resolves conflicts without the need for an official referee.

    As the discussion unfolds, the podcast explores One All's journey in teaching life skills, emphasizing its initial focus on economically disadvantaged schools and subsequent expansion to encompass teacher and facilitator training programs. Varsha delves into the organization's commitment to prioritizing quality over scalability, providing insights into their approach and underscoring the significance of rigorous monitoring and evaluation processes. The conversation delves into the challenges and opportunities of promoting sports for unity and inclusion, recognizing the vital role of fostering a safe and inclusive environment.
    Varsha also discusses the profound impact of sports on self-esteem and confidence, underscoring the importance of valuing each player's identity and cultivating empathy through team culture. Varsha also shares her unique insights on conflict resolution, emphasizing the pivotal role of communication and understanding in resolving conflicts at camps. The episode concludes by showcasing the success of One All's training program, designed to boost confidence and self-awareness among young individuals, and invites listeners to explore opportunities for partnerships, facilitation, and engagement with the organization's impactful initiatives.
    Website: https://one-all.in/what/

    1 hr 1 min
  • Cultural Sensitivity: Insights From a Mumbai Tour Guide | Fabia Postel | Travel Guide | Season 2 Ep. 10 | #51

    In today’s episode Fabia Postel, an Airbnb host and travel guide from Mumbai, shares her unique journey, travelling the world by hosting international travelers for over a decade. Fabia discusses the power of authentic hospitality, distinguishing it from performative gestures and the genuine connections formed through sharing stories and experiences. We also explores the concept of sharing, love, and trust in relationships, touching on the difficulty of discerning between being taken advantage of and sharing lovingly.

    As the discussion turns towards cultural sensitivity, Fabia recounts her experience with foreign guests and the valuable lesson of not generalizing based on stereotypes. The conversation concludes with insights on humor as a tool for promoting cultural sensitivity and the importance of respecting and understanding different cultures.
    If you would like to stay with this lovely family here is the link to their AirBnb: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/277504?source_impression_id=p3_1708493393_k80iA9AIQDVoAKVn

    56 min
  • Preserving Tribal Culture in Gudalur: The Vidhyodaya School | Suganya Sankaran | Teacher and Core Team Member | Season 2 Ep. 9 | #50

    In this episode, Suganya shares her first-hand experiences, shedding light on the distinctive challenges faced by Adivasi communities and the profound impact of education as a catalyst for transformation.

    The conversation transcends traditional education discussions, venturing into the realm of architecture in education. Suganya delves into the innovative design of a school, echoing the open and flexible ethos inspired by Adivasi communities. As the episode progresses, she dives into the complexities of indigenous identity, the unique aspects of Adivasi education, and the intricate dynamics of transitioning from alternative to mainstream education. The episode is a thought-provoking journey through culture, community challenges, and future aspirations, highlighting the pivotal role of education in shaping diverse landscapes and communities.

    Website: https://www.vidyodaya.org/vbvt/

    1 hr 3 min
  • Educational Challenges and Wisdoms from the Himalayas | Parth Phalke | Founder of Srot | Season 2 Ep. 8 | #49

    In today’s episode Parth, the founder of Srot, shares the challenges rural communities face amid progress and urbanization. The conversation delves into the delicate balance between efficiency and chaos, emphasizing the significance of recognizing emotions, fostering discourse, and nurturing critical thinking in education. Parth's critique of the competitive education system unfolds into a compelling proposal for an intervention program, focusing on inspiring curiosity and essential life skills.

    Gain insight into Strath's impactful workshops, covering subjects like lateral thinking and financial literacy. Parth shares his visionary plans, highlighting the importance of empowering local teachers and establishing a model educational institution. The episode concludes with a reflection on inclusivity, collaboration, and Strath's evolution since 2018. Parth extends an invitation to potential collaborators and volunteers, keeping the door open for future discussions on The Re-Educated Podcast.

    Website: https://www.srot.in/story

    1 hr 13 min
  • Insights Into the Krishnamurti Philosophy: The Sahyadri School | Shrinidhi Mahishi | Teacher | Season 2 Ep. 7 | #48

    In today’s episode, we travel to the Western Ghats in Pune, India, where Shrinidhi Mahishi shares the transformative education approach at Sayadri School. Nestled atop a hill and surrounded by rich biodiversity, this school is not just a place of learning but a sanctuary where education transcends conventional boundaries. Guided by the Krishnamurthi philosophy, The Sayadri School embraces a fear-free, comparison-free environment, encouraging students to explore intrinsic motivation over competition.

    Shrinidhi delves into the school's unique challenges and rewards, from fostering a tight-knit community in a rural setting to integrating art, sports, and the teachings of Krishnamurti into the curriculum. Through personal anecdotes and reflective insights, this episode unveils how Sayadri School is redefining what it means to educate, highlighting the importance of environmental harmony, self-discovery, and the joy of learning for its own sake. Join us as we explore how one school's innovative approach is shaping the future of education, challenging norms, and inspiring a love for learning in India's next generation.

    Website: https://www.kfa.org/the-oak-grove-school/

    1 hr 9 min
  • Beyond the Classroom: The Future of Learning with Project DEFY | Abhijit Sinha | Founder of Project DEFY | Season 2 Ep. 6 | #47

    In this episode, we dive into the heart of educational innovation with the founder of Project DEFY (Design Education For Yourself). Project DEFY challenges traditional education models by creating 'Nooks' - self-designed learning spaces where individuals, irrespective of their age or background, can learn anything by leveraging the internet, community resources, and peer collaboration. Originating in Bangalore, India, DEFY's model has since expanded across India and into countries in Africa, bringing transformative learning experiences to marginalized communities. We explore how DEFY empowers learners to think critically, solve problems, and design their education around their interests and community needs. I hope you enjoy this transformative conversation.


    DEFY: https://projectdefy.org/

    1 hr 1 min
  • The Unseen Classrooms of Rural India | Hosted by Sabah Khokhar | Season 2 Ep. 5 | #46.

    Hello! In today's episode, we delve into the months of November and December, a period during which I collaborated with a rural school in Sivagiri, Tamil Nadu. We explore the challenges encountered by numerous students in this area, and the essential role of a functional economy alongside the schooling system, and we'll summarize the key lessons learned throughout the trip. I hope you find it engaging, and I'm excited to take back my role as the host. It's significantly easier on that side.


    Site: https://kanavu.tech/

    1 hr
  • Exploring Critical Thinking in the Himalayas | Hosted By Mylon Kemp | Season 2 Ep. 4 | #45

    In this episode, we delve into the impactful work of the SROT organization, which collaborates with students in the Himalayan region to nurture critical thinking skills. We explore the unique educational landscape of this area, discussing both the traditional schooling methods and the transformative philosophy SROT introduces within these mountain communities.


    Link: https://www.srot.in/story

    59 min
  • The Krishnamurti Philosophy and Educational Policy in India | Hosted by Kumar Nadhan | Season 2 Ep. 3 | #44

    Hi! In today's episode, my friend Kumar Nadhan steps into the hosting spotlight. We dive into my experiences at the Sahyadri Krishnamurti Foundation School in Pune, Maharashtra, which stands out as one of the most unique and impactful schools I've ever worked with. Following that, we shifted our focus to the educational public policy landscape, particularly discussing the Corporate Social Responsibility policy, around which I had the opportunity to attend a national conference in Delhi. I'm looking forward to sharing these insights with you. Enjoy the listen!

    1 hr 18 min

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