Ei’s webinar series covers a diverse range of topics aimed at empowering educators and parents to enhance student learning outcomes.
Our sessions on diagnostic assessments emphasise the importance of identifying student strengths and weaknesses, enabling teachers to adapt their teaching strategies accordingly. We also delve into personalised adaptive learning that cater to individual learning needs by addressing misconceptions and fostering a deeper understanding of core concepts.
A key focus of our webinars is on student misconceptions, particularly in subjects such as English, Science, and Mathematics. These sessions equip educators with the tools to address common student errors, helping to build stronger foundations for learning. Additionally, our webinars include detailed sessions on interpreting the teacher reports generated from Ei ASSET assessments, providing schools and teachers with valuable insights to improve student performance.
We also hold sessions on gifted studies, particularly for parents, highlighting the importance of early identification of talent and offering guidance on nurturing gifted children to help them achieve their full potential.
Through these topics, Ei’s webinars create a comprehensive learning experience for both educators and parents
CBSE has introduced a structured curriculum for Computational Thinking (CT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Classes 3–8, bringing significant changes to how computer and digital skills are taught in schools. While the framework clearly outlines what needs to be taught, many schools are now facing a more practical challenge — how to implement it effectively.
In this Ei webinar, CBSE’s AI & CT Curriculum: What Every Teacher Should Know, we focus on translating the framework into classroom practice. The session will explore how schools can plan instructional time, integrate CT into subjects like Math, coordinate across multiple teachers, and design meaningful assessments. Participants will gain practical insights to move from understanding the curriculum to implementing it in a structured and workable way.
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Effective teaching depends not just on delivering content, but on understanding where students are in their learning journey. This webinar explores the concept of diagnostic pedagogy and why identifying the width of the learning zone is critical for meaningful progress. The session will examine how ongoing diagnosis of student thinking helps educators design targeted instruction, reduce learning gaps, and respond more precisely to misconceptions. Participants will gain practical insights into how diagnostic approaches can transform classroom decision-making and improve learning outcomes at scale.
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Report cards provide a snapshot of performance, but they rarely tell the full story of how a child is learning. This webinar is designed for parents who want to move beyond grades and understand how to interpret learning data meaningfully. The session will explore how assessment insights, patterns of strengths and gaps, and progress indicators can help parents support their child’s development more effectively. Participants will gain practical guidance on asking the right questions, using data constructively, and partnering with schools to make informed decisions that strengthen learning outcomes.
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This webinar, “Can Large-Scale Assessments Drive System Change?”, explores what kinds of changes large-scale assessments can truly enable when they move beyond being “tools for testing to becoming drivers of insight and action”. Drawing on the experience of Educational Initiatives (Ei) and Andhra Pradesh SCERT, the session will unpack how assessments can go beyond scores to reveal patterns in student learning, identify specific conceptual gaps, and prompt the right questions for educators and system leaders.
Through real examples from Andhra Pradesh, participants will see how assessment insights have translated into tangible shifts in teaching behaviour and classroom engagement. The session will also highlight how thoughtful use of assessment data can inform teacher decision-making and strengthen system-level planning.
Participants can look forward to a deeper understanding of how large-scale assessments, when thoughtfully used, can actively shape instructional practices and contribute to sustained system improvement.
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This webinar focuses on how competency-based assessment can help educators move from raw data to meaningful instructional action. It explores how assessment evidence can be used to identify specific learning gaps in literacy and numeracy. The session highlights ways to interpret student data beyond scores and percentages.
Through classroom-linked examples, we will discuss how insights from assessments can guide targeted teaching and remediation. The webinar emphasises using data as a practical tool to support mastery, strengthen foundations, and inform everyday classroom decisions.
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In many classrooms, questions are often used to check whether students have understood a concept. However, questions can also be used as a powerful teaching tool to develop thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving skills.
In this Ei webinar, Teaching through Questions: Using Ei ASSET Skillbook to Build Student Competencies, we explore how thoughtfully designed questions can support competency-based learning in classrooms. The session will examine how questions can be used not just for assessment, but for teaching and learning. Participants will gain insights into how different types of questions help build conceptual understanding, reasoning ability, and student competencies, and how these ideas can be implemented effectively in classroom practice.
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This webinar focuses on how competency-based assessment can help educators move from raw data to meaningful instructional action. It explores how assessment evidence can be used to identify specific learning gaps in literacy and numeracy. The session highlights ways to interpret student data beyond scores and percentages.
Through classroom-linked examples, we will discuss how insights from assessments can guide targeted teaching and remediation. The webinar emphasises using data as a practical tool to support mastery, strengthen foundations, and inform everyday classroom decisions.
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