“Dr. Malpani, I want to give my child a better education—but I’m not a teacher. Can I still start a microschool?”
Absolutely. In this empowering conversation, Dr. Malpani breaks down the why, who, where, when, and how of starting your own community microschool—even if you’re just a regular parent with a big heart and a small room.
If you’re tired of the broken school system and ready to give your child freedom to learn, this is your sign to take the first step.
Why do so many parents hesitate to explore community microschools and digital learning pods, even when they want something better than traditional schooling? In this thought-provoking conversation, Dr. Malpani uses the “5 Whys” method with a concerned parent to unpack common fears—like lack of structure, social judgment, and fear of failure. The article offers practical strategies to overcome these doubts and encourages parents to take charge of their child's education with Teach to Earn’s powerful learning tools.
Tired of the daily homework struggle? You're not alone. In this relatable conversation between two parents, one shares how the APNA PC transformed her child's after-school routine—from nagging and frustration to curiosity and independence. With preloaded educational apps like Khan Academy, Scratch, and CoTutor.ai, the APNA PC turns learning into a fun, self-driven experience.
Is a computer just a screen and keyboard — or can it be a gateway to a brighter future? In this engaging conversation, Dr. Malpani explains how the ApnaPC, combined with AI-powered tutors and a learning-first ecosystem, is transforming how children in India learn. From real-time learning dashboards to affordable, virus-free setups and rural accessibility, discover why the ApnaPC is more than a gadget — it’s a movement.
Let’s face it — the Indian education system is broken.
We’ve built a machine that rewards rote memorization, punishes curiosity, and churns out students who can recite textbook definitions but struggle to solve real-life problems. We call it “learning,” but what we really mean is “cramming.”
I believe we can do better.
STEM—Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math—has become the buzzword in modern education. Every parent wants their child to be "STEM-ready" for the future. But when we think of STEM, we often imagine expensive robotics kits, elite coding classes, or complex lab equipment.
What if we told you that your kitchen, your balcony, or even a cardboard box can become your child’s first STEM lab?
Are our schools really preparing kids for tomorrow’s world—or just training them for yesterday’s exams? In this powerful conversation, two parents uncover the truth about “future-ready skills” like digital literacy, creative thinking, and self-learning—and how traditional schools and tuition classes are falling short. Discover how Maya transformed her daughter’s learning journey through a Teach to Earn digital learning pod and an affordable APNA PC, turning after-school time into a launchpad for real-world success.
Tired of seeing your child waste after-school hours scrolling on a phone? Discover how the APNA PC is turning free time into future-building time! In this engaging conversation between two students, one shares how he uses his APNA PC to learn coding, design projects, improve his typing, and even play educational games—all from the comfort of home. With powerful, preloaded apps and no need for constant internet, the APNA PC is the ultimate low-cost digital learning tool.
Mrs. Mehta: Dr. Malpani, I’m starting to wonder—are schools really preparing our kids for the future? My daughter’s classes feel outdated, and I keep hearing about AI changing everything.
Dr. Malpani: You’re absolutely right to ask. Traditional schooling is struggling to keep pace with the real world. But with AI tools like Cotutor.ai and platforms like TeachToEarn, we can now give every child personalized, future-ready learning from home—starting with something as simple as an affordable Apna PC.
Every parent wants their child to be confident, curious, and capable of handling the challenges of tomorrow. But while schools teach fixed subjects, the real world demands adaptable, self-driven learners. In today’s fast-changing tech landscape, our kids need more than marks—they need digital fluency and the ability to learn independently.
