The Life Skills Collaborative, through various on-ground initiatives, is working to deepen the understanding of life skills, design learning tools that nurture life skills, and develop context-relevant assessments to measure progress, share learnings, and inform system change in India.
- 4 state governments
- 40,000 students
- 1,000 teachers
- 250 govt. officials
- 51 life skills
- 4 languages
- 200,000+ voices
- 5 assessments
Life Skills Collaborative
The Life Skills Collaborative (LSC) aims to help organisations, institutions and government agencies in transforming the learning ecosystem through the following tracks.
Voices
LSC is building awareness in the area of life skills in India by listening to Voices of different stakeholders on their needs and understanding aspirations. This will ensure that LSC’s provisions match the aspirations of the community and provide inputs which can drive government engagement and action. Over the 3 years, LSC will capture insights from 200,000 stakeholders i.e young people, teachers and parents, in more than ten languages across 10+ Indian states.
Glossary
LSC’s Life Skills Glossary is a repository of 51 comprehensively defined sets of skills, developed for the Indian context. The Glossary is necessary for providing a common vocabulary for the life skills ecosystem and accelerating the conversation around making life skills a part of mainstream education for India’s young people.
The LSC India Glossary was developed based on the mapping of 26 frameworks done by the EASEL Lab at Harvard University. The India Glossary of Life Skills is contextualised for India and defines 51 Life Skills along with listing how the Life Skill is manifested in individuals, related Life Skills and what it is known as in different languages.
LSC’s Glossary will be available in Hindi, Marathi and Mizo by July 2022.
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