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Our learning approach, inspired by pioneers like John Dewey, Kurt Lewin, and Jean Piaget, mirrors David Kolb's four-stage experiential learning model. It begins with hands-on exploration using toys, then moves to mobile games for reflection, followed by workbook exercises for abstract thinking, and finally, application and assessment. This method was conceived by Indian educators P.K. Srinivasan and M. Hyacintha A.C. It has been recognized by NID, MIT's J-PAL, and featured in Outlook magazine. Independent assessments show significant learning gains, with students scoring 61% higher and demonstrating improved interest and understanding in math.

• Our approach to learning is rooted in the works of pioneers like John Dewey, Kurt Lewin, and Jean Piaget, closely mirroring David Kolb's four-stage experiential learning model
• Learning commences with hands-on experience using educational toys, allowing children to explore and understand concepts
• This interactive learning continues through mobile games, encouraging children to reflect on and analyze concepts from various angles
• As understanding deepens, children transition to pen and paper, gradually moving from concrete to abstract thinking and completing workbook exercises
• In the final stage, children apply their understanding, with activities and work assessed, and a diagnostic report generated for personalized learning plans
• Two Indian educators significantly contributed to the development of this educational approach:
• P.K. Srinivasan, a Fulbright scholar and former Director Emeritus of the Ramanujan Museum and Math Education Center
• M. Hyacintha A.C., Director of the Carmel Teacher Center
• Our product design has been recognized by the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad
• J-PAL at MIT confirmed substantial learning gains through Vikalp's methodology
• Vikalp's impact has been highlighted twice in Outlook magazine
• A study by FSG, an international NGO, found students using Vikalp's method scored 61% higher than those not using it
• Gray Matters' assessment showed improved learning outcomes after implementing Vikalp's methodology:
• Average scale scores increased from 88 to 105 out of 200
• An Acumen study found that 80% of parents observed improved scores and 83% saw enhanced interest in math and better homework habits