How live online classes work for Class 4 to 6 children

What works for younger children

• Live classes with a teacher who knows each child by name.
• Small batches, so every child is asked questions and nobody drifts away unnoticed.
• Short, active lessons with drawing, speaking and quick puzzles.
• A few minutes of parent check-in after class.

Setting up at home

• A laptop or tablet if possible; diagrams are small on a phone.
• The same quiet spot every day, with a notebook ready.
• Earphones, so the teacher's voice is clear.
• Other apps closed during class.

Learning for life, not just the next test

NEP 2020 asks schools to build curiosity and understanding in these years, not rote learning. Stoodant teachers use everyday examples, from cooking to cricket scores to the human body, so young children see why what they learn matters.

Why parents of young children choose Stoodant

For Class 4 to 6 we recommend our 1:1 or 1:5 batches, where the teacher keeps every child involved. Parents follow progress and homework in the Stoodant app, and every family starts with a free demo class to see how their child responds.

Our teachers are a new generation of educators: doctors and medical students, a UPSC Prelims qualifier, a CAT qualifier, a psychology graduate and school toppers. They bring real experience from medicine, civil services, management and research into every class.

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