3,000 km from home, Kerala teacher makes learning fun for children near China border

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A teacher from Kerala has travelled nearly 3,000 km to bring a fresh approach to learning in a remote Arunachal Pradesh village near the India-China border. From activity-based lessons to Onam celebrations, 29-year-old Ashqar is making learning more engaging while learning valuable lessons from his students.

“I came here to teach, but the children have taught me so much,” says 29-year-old Ashqar from Areekode in Kerala’s Malappuram district. Nearly 3,000 km from home, Ashqar is making a difference in the lives of children at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Awasiya Vidyalaya (NSCBAV), located in Karo village in Arunachal Pradesh’s Shi-Yomi district, near the India-China border.Through activity-based lessons and cultural celebrations like Onam, Ashqar is finding new ways to make learning fun and meaningful for children in a remote village.

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