The main objective of the trust is to enhance children’s capacity for critical thinking and creative expression by using innovative methods of learning and teaching. Towards this, we run language learning programs in government schools, operate NEET’s Community Library cum Resource Centre and ECCE programme. The trust conducts capacity engagement programme for educators and grassroots organisations on language teaching, learning and creating vibrant library spaces. We are also engaged in curriculum development, translation and creation of quality children’s literature in Assamese. Additionally, we have created multiple teacher guiding documents to support teachers in their classroom transactions.
An integrated pathway encompassing the four pillars central to a child’s life: family, community, school and government
A just, equitable and sustainable society, in which dignity of labour is respected.
To create educational cultures that nourish children to be critically aware and creative thinkers so that they become rational individuals who are independent and make meaningful contribution to society.
Though registered as a Public Charitable trust in 2009, NEET started functioning in 2016 by documenting good teaching learning practices across the Indian education space. We began engaging with teachers and children through workshops to enhance their creative expressions and critical thinking by using innovative techniques of learning like discovery method, theater and storytelling.
Founder
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Trustee
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Organizational Advisor
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Program co-ordinator cum Resource Person
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Assamese Resource Person
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ECCE Educator
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Communication Lead cum Fund Raiser
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Registered in 2009 in Guwahati, Assam
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Risha gained several years of valuable experience in education/learning at the Azim Premji Foundation after her masters in development from Azim Premji University. She had also worked at the North East Technical Education Society and conducted research such as ‘Evaluation of the Diploma in Elementary Education Programme offered by KKHSOU: Lessons from Its Implementation”.
A founder trustee of NEET, Jayanti has a masters in botany and a deep interest in education through her social work experience as an executive member of the Association of Social Health of India. She has also been involved in conservation issues through her membership at the Assam (Bhorelli) Angling and Conservation Association.z
With a doctorate in education, Indranee has been Executive Director and Professor at the Omiya Kumar Institute of Social Change and Development, Professor at Gauhati University and Handique College, and has supervised the PhDs of 9 scholars. She is a member of IAMEC, the Women’s Studies Department of Dibrugarh University, the Indian Association of Women’s Studies, etc. She has over 10 publications to her credit and over 14 research projects.
Monisha Behal is the CEO of North East Network, a women’s organisation based in Assam, Meghalaya and Nagaland. A well-known social development worker in Assam, she has brought social justice to women by providing them knowledge of their rights and the necessary confidence to fight all odds. She has influenced policy planning for women on different platforms, including at the national level. Monisha has been a spirited spokesperson for women’s issues in North East India for many years.
Program co-ordinator cum Resource Person
MA in Education and Sociology
3+years of Teaching Experience
Assamese Resource Person
MA in English, B.Ed
3 +years of Teaching Experience
BA in Psychology, Freshers
BTech in Mechanical and Automation Engineering
7+ Years of Work Experience.
