In our previous blog, we explored the concept of micro-improvements: small, simple, achievable steps towards big improvement. Now, let’s see what micro-improvement specifically means in education. Let’s understand this with an example. A school has 50 students in grade V; at the beginning of the year, only 10 students can read grade V-level text. If…
Micro-improvements are small, incremental changes that can lead to big results over time. By focusing on making tiny improvements each day, we can gradually build momentum and achieve our goals.
Our small school may not have all the resources of larger institutions, but we have something far more valuable: a passion for learning and a system that works for me, my students, and everyone who enters my classroom. While growing up, like any other child, I too was curious about everything around me, but what…