DIL Capacity Building Model 2023
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Double the Impact
Since 2022, DIL has doubled the number of students we educate. The new numbers that have just come in show marked improvement over the course of a difficult year for Pakistan. Check them out below!
Your Generosity Has Unlocked the Power of Education to Help Young Girls Live Their Dreams
Nabila and Rimsha Ramzan were raised in the village of Khuhra, where their father enrolled them at the local DIL school. Nabila, being older, gained a strong foundation of knowledge, self-confidence, and life skills to succeed in the field she had been most passionate about from an early age—science. One day, however, their father was …
Curious About DIL’s Read to Grow, Read to Know (RGRK) Program?
Read to Grow, Read to Know (RGRK) was created to enhance our students’ critical reading skills, which are vital to their academic success. Learn more about how RGRK works here.
Technology Enabled Academic Learning (TEAL) Lesson Update
DIL expects to be complete all Technology Enabled Academic Learning (TEAL) lessons for Grades 7 and 8 by the end of August 2021! Ever since the success of Grade 6 TEAL lessons, including a special feature of Grade 6 math lessons by the Pakistani government on PTV’s 2020 Tele School initiative, the TEAL program has …
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An Update on How the Floods Have Affected DIL School Communities
It has been roughly 3 months since the onset of the floods that devastated large swaths of Pakistan. Flood victims in South Punjab and Sindh are still struggling to repair their broken communities. Together we can help these students and their families rebuild their lives. Although the scale of catastrophe in Pakistan is shocking, your …
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Have You Ever Wondered What It Would Be Like to Lose Everything in an Instant?
If you had to leave your home at a moment’s notice, what would be the first thing you would grab? For Sobia Bhatti, a 13-year-old student at DIL School Khuhra in Sindh who has grown up with very little, books—her most prized possession—were the first thing that came to mind. Her heart pounding, she took …
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Hopes For 2023
Grade 10 DIL School Thallian student, Bushra Gul, talks about her hopes for this year. Your support today will help children like Bushra get ever closer to their 2023 goals. Click the light green ‘Donate’ button in the top right corner of this website!
An Educator’s Perspective
DIL Nowa Rind School ECE (Early Childhood Education) teacher, Irfana, speaks about what she envisages for her life in 2023, especially after all the challenges the previous year presented to educators across Pakistan.
How TEAL Makes A Difference
Grade 8 DIL Khuda Ki Basti School student, Sidra, feels confident about how to use adverbs correctly, which is tricky even for native English speakers. TEAL allows children like Sidra to learn aurally and visually at the same time, making possible a higher retention of new concepts. It also gets students accustomed to proper English …
