Each One Teach One Initiative
Recently, Assam geography teacher Rajesh Bordoloi received the National Teachers Award 2026 for the innovative “Each One Teach One”.
About the Initiative
- A community-based, intergenerational learning initiative launched at Adarsha Tribal Higher Secondary School, Kalbari, Jorhat, Assam.
- Class 10 students teach their mothers basic literacy, smartphone use and essential digital skills.
How Does it Work?
- Students act as teachers at home, helping mothers:
- Read and write basic text.
- Operate smartphones and access online services.
- Make Unified Payments Interface (UPI) payments.
- Use digital banking and other financial services.
- Smart boards are also used during Parent-Teacher Meetings to familiarise mothers with digital technology.
Key Features & Significance
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