A recent survey reveals that 80% of parents with children in experiential online schools report improved grades, highlighting a shift towards hands-on, digital learning as an effective alternative to traditional classrooms. Vikalp India’s experiential model, supported by small class sizes and engaging activities, shows promising results in academic performance and student engagement. With teacher satisfaction and skill-based education also on the rise, this approach may signal a transformative future for education in India.
A recent survey reveals that 80% of parents with children in experiential online schools report improved grades, highlighting a shift towards hands-on, digital learning as an effective alternative to traditional classrooms. Vikalp India’s experiential model, supported by small class sizes and engaging activities, shows promising results in academic performance and student engagement. With teacher satisfaction and skill-based education also on the rise, this approach may signal a transformative future for education in India. A recent survey reveals that 80% of parents with children in experiential online schools report improved grades, highlighting a shift towards hands-on, digital learning as an effective alternative to traditional classrooms. Vikalp India’s experiential model, supported by small class sizes and engaging activities, shows promising results in academic performance and student engagement. With teacher satisfaction and skill-based education also on the rise, this approach may signal a transformative future for education in India.
