With the COVID crisis, economies are shut, educational institutions have come to a halt and to a point of no return for many young boys and girls. But with their sense of possibilities and sense of urgency, Teach For Nepal Fellows have come out strongly to resume their investment in their students learning remotely with radio programs and workbooks for the first five months of lockdown.  Additionally, with the government’s latest directives to promote alternative teaching-learning methods for students, TFN Fellows have returned to their communities and started their in-person classes in districts with less or no covid cases.   Prakriti Joshi from Sindhupalchowk, after returning to her community shared: “For months, I along with hundred other Fellows worked on finding a medium to connect with our students in every way possible to help them continue their learning. But at the end of the day, nothing seems more fulfilling than connecting with kids an...