Supporting Learning Outcomes through Quality ECCE Programmes
Explore ideas to support children’s learning and development through this webinar
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About the session
Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) programmes aim to improve children’s learning and development. But they often get affected by several issues on the ground. Given these challenges, how do programmes ensure that they deliver on their vision and goals? This webinar offers a dedicated space for ECCE professionals to discuss the realities of managing and implementing quality early childhood education programmes.
We will have conversations about some core questions that schools and ECCE organisations grapple with:
- How can one define quality and embed it into the fabric of ECCE programmes?
- How can one translate the school’s vision into everyday classroom routines?
- What are some ways to develop teachers based on an institution’s philosophy?
- How can one systematically capture progress to drive continuous improvement?
Through insightful conversations with ECCE administrators, leaders, and teacher educators, we will delve into important aspects like managing quality, continuous monitoring, and teacher development.
Why attend?
This webinar will give you a shared platform to connect with experienced ECCE leaders and administrators who are navigating these issues in their schools and organisations. By grounding our dialogue in real institutional contexts, this session aims to provide ideas that you can integrate into your settings to support children’s learning and development.
Who should attend?
This webinar is designed for programme managers, school administrators, ECCE leaders, teachers, and working professionals who are committed to providing quality learning experiences to children through ECCE.
Jumana Rampurawala, Director-Programme Partnerships and Advocacy, Muktangan Education Trust
Jumana leads Muktangan’s outreach and advocacy initiatives with government and non-government partners. Her focus is on building capacity, promoting inclusive pedagogies, and scaling Muktangan’s community-driven model of education. With over three decades of experience, Jumana continues to inspire educators and partners alike through her vision, commitment, and belief that quality education is every child’s right.
Richa Shukla, CEO, Dost Education
As a dedicated leader in early childhood development, Richa is passionate about creating meaningful, lasting impact. Her journey has centred around advancing play-based learning, behaviour change communication, and caregiver support to ensure children, especially those from low-resource settings, are school-ready and resilient. In recent years, she has been consulting across organisations to strategise, lead programme design, and implement initiatives within the early childhood domain.
Moderator: Ira Joshi, Azim Premji University
Have questions?
You may share your questions during registration or ask them during the session.
In case of any queries, please write to admissions@apu.edu.in.