A guide just for educators
5 solutions to boost your students’ language learning
Personalize supplemental learning to exactly match in-class curriculum
With customized, confidence-boosting games and activities, teachers can provide additional practice around what students are currently learning in the classroom.
“The KidsLipi platform allowed us to deliver our Beginners Level 2 textbook content to our students. It’s given them the necessary learning reinforcement they need through the activities and games provided in the app.”
Sarita Nemani – Beginners 2 Level Coordinator
Reinforce knowledge and fluency with at-home practice
Our engaging and easy-to-access platform keeps students interested and motivated, giving them the much-needed exposure outside class time.
“Technology is playing a significant role in learning and teaching other languages. KidsLipi is providing a fantastic mobile platform to learn and teach Hindi for kids and teachers.”
Rajeev Shrivastava – Online School Coordinator
Monitor student progress with easy-to-access reports
Gain insight into usage and proficiency via reports, so teachers know exactly where each student is in their language learning journey.
“HindiUSA is using KidsLipi to teach Hindi for multiple levels. It can be used to teach other Indian languages too. I am very impressed with such an excellent platform to learn and teach Hindi.”
Indu Shrivastava – Intermediate 1 Level Coordinator
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A guide just for educators