New Delhi: Parents’ outreach programs in Delhi government schools are being studied by researchers from Glasgow University, Tilburg University and Kings College London, as part of their study at Kria University.
Parental parental or parental outreach program is an initiative launched by the Directorate of Education on October 28.
This is a scheme where the school will be connected with parents around 35,000 students so that children can benefit from better education and better parenting.
As part of research, researchers will study the impact of the program and bring the evaluation of the final line.
Evaluation and research will be carried out with a collection of randomly selected school data by the researchers as needed by the appropriate sample size.
“Researchers have approached the government by saying they want to learn about aspects of the school management committee (SMC).
We then told them about parents’ outreach programs and want to do it.
The approval process has been completed and now they will visit the school,” said a senior official.
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The team includes the research team, economist, and educational academics from Glasgow University, University of Tilburg and King’s College London, represented to conduct field work by their local project partners at Kria University.
“The end result will illustrate the impact of the parent outreach program, focusing on indicators and research questions given in the proposal.
Evaluation will be carried out through regular school visits, conducting interviews with the principal, teacher and members of the outreach group,” the official added.
This research will also try and capture the types of conversations that occur between Mitras and parents.