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Facilitate School Quality Improvement

A good school is characterised by happy independent and collaborative learners, supported by teachers who are enabled by their leaders. This view is supported by the best schools and by research on what good schools look like.

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The Collaborative Learning Studio

Adhyayan’s Collaborative Learning Studio is a space for parents, children, adolescents, educators and other adults to collaborate and learn from each other.

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Aug 14 2021

Adhyayan’s Community of Practice – Building the culture for successful Professional Development

Aug 28 2021

Adhyayan’s Community of Practice – How to lead Professional Development as a continuous improvement journey in your school?

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A-17, 1st Floor, Royal Industrial Estate, Sewree Wadala Cross Road, Wadala West, Mumbai 400 031, INDIA

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The Game of Bridge Programme

Bridge is a mind sport that stimulates both the left and right sides of the brain. Playing bridge improves your skills in concentration, communication, logic, imagination, lateral thinking, mathematics, memory, patience, multitasking, visualization, and psychology. Learning Bridge is also linked with improved academic performance. There was one study done in America which links increased test scores in children with playing Bridge.

Here's the link to the report http://web2.acbl.org/documentLibrary/teachers/statisticallyspeaking.pdf

Let us hear from players across the globe why you should play Bridge - https://www.facebook.com/100008607931982/videos/2350125225284386/

A study released by the College of Medicine of Yeshiva University found "Playing chess, bridge or a musical instrument significantly lowers the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, according to the most comprehensive study to examine the benefits of challenging intellectual activity among the elderly."