Kant Learning – a smarter way to learn

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‘Kant process’ was developed by Boston, USA based software expert Hridayesh Kant, this process dramatically enhances the subject engagement for all students.

 

We have developed an end-to-end learning system which relies on harnessing the energy and interest of students by providing a video game inspired learning environment.

 

Current projects

 

After remaining closed for few years due to Covid 19, We have regrouped, and have come back with even bigger implementations.

 

Education Department

Start date

No. of schools

No. of students

Directorate of Education, Govt. of NCT of Delhi

Nov 2022

470

120,000

MCD (Municipal Corporation of Delhi)

Feb 2024

10 started as pilot.

50 more schools are in work.

If successful, we hope to do the rollout to all 1,500 MCD schools with more than half a million students.

2,500

 

 

Our mission

 

Access to best quality education for all, without the excuse of heavy investment required for quality education.

 

We are trying to enhance the current lecture-based education methodology by supplementing it with a low cost, self-driven practice system developed by us.

  

What is Kant Process?

 

This process is based on continuous evaluation of students in a competitive setting. Classroom is divided in multiple groups, and students are seated in front of TVs based on merit.

 

A short video of Kant Process

 

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·      A class with multiple TVs is created to handle different learning levels.

·      A set of rapid quizzes are displayed on TV.

·      Students check the competing students’ answers.

·      Winners, if any, are moved up on a merit board and seats are exchanged.

·      Between 15 to 25 quizzes are administered in an hour’s time.

 

How it works?

 

In the traditional system students are tested monthly and at the end of semesters. Students develop the tendency to pay attention when the exams are closer.

 

‘Kant process’ nudges students to pay attention all the time by creating a continuous evaluation environment.

 

Even if students do not study by themselves, the practice provided by 100-150 questions makes them familiar with the subject.

 

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·      All test scripts available here

·      Detailed presentation for Kant Process

·      Sample evaluation tests

·      Instruction manual – Kant Process