Why does Foundational Literacy & Numeracy (FLN) matter?
Grade 3 marks the turning point for children to transition from 'learning to read' to 'reading to learn'. Failing to grasp basic literacy and numeracy skills here makes catching up difficult, increasing the risk of dropping out.
The future of our children and India's demographic dividend hinge on achieving these skills by Grade 3. They pave the way for meaningful learning in higher grades and the development of essential 21st-century skills like problem-solving and critical thinking.
Our Focus Areas
Sustainable Improvement in FLN Outcomes
We support government schools, after-school centres and low-cost private schools to achieve universal Foundational Literacy and Numeracy for grades 1 to 5.
Capacity Building of All Key Stakeholders
At the heart of our initiatives is the professional development of teachers, school heads, and block and cluster-level officers through extended and short-duration hybrid programs focused on early literacy and numeracy education.
Data-Informed Implementation
We have well-established mechanisms for monitoring and evaluation to track key performance indicators across all our stakeholders to ensure that our inputs, outputs and processes lead to the intended outcomes.
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Our Work
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OUR WELL WISHERS
Jaya George
321 Supporter
Former Director - Education, Christel House India
I commend 321's team for their passion and commitment to improving the quality of the teaching learning process. I have seen them constantly learning and innovating to ensure that there is synergy between pragmatism and creativity in their curriculum and training programs. They constantly audit their programs and make sure that all stakeholder needs are addressed.
Shaveta Sharma-Kukreja
321 Supporter
CEO & MD, Central Square Foundation
When we began our collaboration in 2013, the mandate seemed onerous but 321 took charge by saying they will show children can learn & are learning. By designing (printing & delivering) curriculum as well as aligned in-class student resources supported by teacher training, they have done just that. They achieve their stretch goals and then begin aiming even higher!