Key Education Foundation

What really defines my child?

A case for equal representation in content for children

Once upon a time in a land far, far away, a girl lived with her mother, father and brother. She spent her days playing with race cars and…

This piece draws on inputs and excerpts from the study and report presented by Tabeah Sperber during the period of her internship at Key…

An honest conversation with early educators

Can you recall a moment where you have questioned yourself on something you witnessed or believed? Have you ever had this feeling when you…

Imagining what’s possible if teachers are given a seat at the table.

This piece is posted on behalf of the author — Sumi Chandrasekharan

Small steps towards breaking big barriers

Jim Morrison sang these lines in the song “People are strange” —

This one is a throwback to fellowship times. There are days when I’m filled with so much gratitude for having done the TFI fellowship —…

I attended a class with 20 bright 5 years old’s yesterday. We worked on identifying emotions and discussed what we do when we feel them.

We learn something every single day and grow as a result of it. Certain situations, people we meet and the journey we make helps us learn…

For over 2 years now, I have been on a journey of defining and implementing positive change in Early Childhood Education.