Introduction to Maadhyam

Introduction to Maadhyam Learning Resource

Why - Maadhyam
  1. Purpose &  goal of education is getting lost in various discourses and cultural changes.
  2. Education has been taken over by external agencies. They control for the purpose of achieving their goals.
  3. With masses getting educated in this way their bias has become center stage.
  4. Time spent in formal education is reducing the time available to children to play. This is making children disengage from education.
  5. The reduced time & external agencies goals taking center stage is changing the family’s culture & creating noise in child-parent communication leading to communication breakdown.
  6. Children unable to handle pressures in life; parent unable to support them.
  7. There is a swing against all formal education – dangerous. Knowledge and Know-how of earlier generation is being lost.  The purpose of education –academics; music; painting; sports is to learn old knowledge apply and change it find and form solutions to new problems.


What Maadhyam
  1. Empower the Parent – Friend, Teacher & Guide to take back their Role.
  2. Give every child the “Right to Play”.
  3. Create a world that celebrates differences.


How Maadhyam
  1. Conduct theory & practical sessions that gives parents an insight into the unique way in which every child learns, plays and grows differently.
  2. How this changes with age, content and how their own bias affects the learning process.
  3.  Conduct sessions for parent & child with children across age groups; learning wirings to come together to show how innovation & creativity works. It is ok to think creatively.
  4. Share resources, writeups, articles and experiences.
Where Maadhyam


  1. Practice Quality time at home
  2. Mastery at home
  3. Closer Bonds for Life
  4. Life Long Learner





Play is natures way of forming new &renewing bonds with people, places, problems

 – Protect our Children's Right to Play.


Registration March Training Chit Chat on Sunday - Registration

Registration Chat  https://t.me/maadhyamchat

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