Maker education works best when students get to think, build and test ideas themselves. The bigger question is how to bring that experience to more classrooms. Last week, T-Works launched Mindset of a Maker at ZPHS Nandimedaram in Dharmaram, in partnership with DREAM START RISE Innovation Network. The programme introduces Class 8 and 9 students to design thinking, problem-solving, creative ideation, prototyping and practical learning, with a focus on the “Think, Create, Innovate” approach. The Peddapalli district administration has approved the programme across 40 government schools, reaching 4,165 students across 13 mandals. What started at one school is now set to reach classrooms across the district. @Min_SridharBabu @AnveshReddy_TG @DigitalMediaTG @TGRising2047 @CPRO_TGCM @jogitanikella @Collector_PDPL