Eupheus Learning And Fiction Express Rekindle The Love For Reading

New Delhi: Reading plays a central role in a child’s education and in preparing them for life after school. Owing to this sustaining need in mind, Eupheus Learning, an EdTech startup in the Education and Training space, has collaborated with Fiction Express by Boolino, Europe’s leading and innovative book platform, to establish reading habits in students and improve lifelong learning outcomes.

According to a survey report*, 88% of parents with kids aged 6-17 say it is extremely important for their children to read books for fun. While an overwhelming majority of children (87%) say they would read more if they could find more books that they like.

Fiction Express is a unique platform that connects students with professional authors, encouraging reading for pleasure through fun co-creation of stories. It has been designed to improve poor reading habits by exciting children and turning them into eager readers through the power of engagement.

Sven Huber, Co-founder Boolino said, “Reading has a central part in a child’s education and in preparing them for life after school. It helps children develop emotionally, socially, intellectually and culturally. It also reinforces successful access to education throughout their school careers and to employment beyond. We are very positive that the handshake between Boolino and Eupheus Learning is a right match and will bring back the required motivation of reading in India.”

The platform allows teachers to track student attainment over the year. Progress is made evident through the teacher dashboard showing individual student’s reading, voting and comprehension question results. The teacher resource works on any device, and can be read online, offline or on paper.

Mr. Sarvesh Shrivastava, Managing Director and Co-founder, Eupheus Learning said, “Fiction Express fits right into our vision of bridging the gap between what is taught in-class using institutional textbook driven solutions and retail at-home learning providers by seamlessly integrating both. By using Fiction Express, students can develop better SPAG skills (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) through linking the exercises to various flexible co-curricular activities such as practice, creative writing, and art in school as well as at-home.”