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Founders of Oakridge International Schools Launches Innerscore, a Community App for Teachers
After a successful exit from the highly respected Oakridge International Schools, Founders Naga Tummala and Raj Yarlagadda have launched Innerscore - an educational ecosystem that aspires to improve the process of scholastic learning itself through a series of apps focused on teachers, students and parents. The first of these apps is a community app for teachers that motivates and enables...
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Founders of Oakridge International Schools Launches Innerscore, a Community App for Teachers
After a successful exit from the highly respected Oakridge International Schools, Founders Naga Tummala and Raj Yarlagadda have launched Innerscore - an educational ecosystem that aspires to improve the process of scholastic learning itself through a series of apps focused on teachers, students and parents. The first of these apps is a community app for teachers that motivates and enables...
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After a successful exit from the highly respected Oakridge International Schools, Founders Naga Tummala and Raj Yarlagadda have launched Innerscore - an educational ecosystem that aspires to improve the process of scholastic learning itself through a series of apps focused on teachers, students and parents. The first of these apps is a community app for teachers that motivates and enables the teaching fraternity to share their learnings with each other, resulting in robust peer-to-peer learning.
The Innerscore Teacher app empower teachers to engage with their students by using various personalised resources such as chapter plans, teaching plans and customised worksheets.
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