“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.
In a quiet village in Yergol, Karnataka, a digital change is improving lives. With the help of Zameer Foundation and Teach to Earn, children can explore the internet and learn coding at a community-based digital learning center. Using affordable, pre-loaded APNA PCs, they can study at their own pace, overcoming past obstacles. This project represents not just education, but also dignity and hope for a better future. Join the movement and witness the change!
Mr. Iyer:
Aarav's bored in school, stressed by tuitions, and completely disconnected from what he’s learning. Isn’t education supposed to excite young minds?
Mrs. Shah:
You’re absolutely right. But our system is stuck in the past. The good news? With AI platforms like Cotutor and affordable educational PCs from TeachToEarn, we now have the tools to build something better—right at home, in our communities, starting today.
From personalized AI learning assistants to digital earning opportunities for students, this conversation unpacks why parents no longer have to wait for schools to change—they can lead the change themselves.
Priya:
I enrolled Aarav in the best school, hired tutors, followed every “rule”—yet he’s anxious, bored, and hates studying. What am I missing?
Kavita:
You’re not alone. Our school system was designed to mass-produce obedient workers, not curious learners. It hasn’t evolved with the world. But don’t worry—there is a better way.
From rigid classrooms to joyful community learning pods, this conversation uncovers why it’s time to move beyond outdated schooling and embrace technology-driven, self-directed education.
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