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11.5.2019 | Pukhraj Ranjan

Why is it important to raise our young children as global citizens? | Kopal Maheshwari | HundrED

Kopal Maheshwari, HundrED Ambassador and Founder of Little Einsteins Pre-School from Estonia went live on the HundrED Facebook Page to share her knowledge and learnings on how children can be taught about globalization, what schools can do to create youth as global citizens and more.

This video first appeared on our Facebook page on May 8th, as part of the HundrED WEBday series.

 

Who is Kopal Maheshwari?

Kopal Maheshwari is a co-founder of the Little Einsteins Preschool chain. She holds a Masters in Commerce, and certification in Multiple Intelligence. Kopal was recognized as 40 under 40 most influential Indians in 2018 and was awarded as Woman Entrepreneur of the year.

Kopal also represents Estonia in the N8 organization which is focussed on a collaboration of EdTech founders for education in the 8 Baltic and Nordic countries. Her preschool chain’s proprietary pedagogy is broadly based on Multiple Intelligence, STEM and the 21 st century skills. It fosters learning environments that are child-centric and are focussed on personal skills development. The pedagogy has helped her expand centres to 6 countries. Little Einsteins has also been one of the first preschools to introduce a coding curriculum for pre-schoolers, which is captivating the young minds into the field of technology. Little Einsteins prepares a child to be creative, critical, and divergent thinkers who are able to really ‘think outside the box.’ At her schools, the mission is to ensure that education is specific to a child’s need where the emphasis is on how to learn.

 


HundrED WEBdays take place weekly via Facebook Live and we invite everyone to actively participate in the conversation! You can access the webinars by joining the HundrED Facebook page. Contact our Global Community Manager, Pukhraj Ranjan, for more information: pukhraj@hundred.org

 

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