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Subtitles to teach reading

Ish Rishabh sent me a very interesting article by Gurcharan Das. Ish writes that

I never knew that subtitling the song might help people learn how to read. In fact, I used to find subtitling irritating. So it was interesting to note that people can form association of textual representation of a word and the audio of that word.

Mr Das in his wonderful style concludes on a very important point:

You’d think that the best way to bring about change in a democracy is through politics. But when our political class is callous, unreliable and venal, you have to depend on individuals. India has always had our spiritual entrepreneurs, the most famous being the Buddha. In recent years we have seen the flowering of business entrepreneurs, making India one of the world’s most dynamic economies. Now, we have also begun to produce social entrepreneurs like Brij Kothari who are making a difference. Hence, India is rising not because of its political leaders but despite them.

By Ramesh | April 16, 2008 | General Updates, Technical Thoughts |
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