Why the name Educare? According to the Oxford English Dictionary, "education" is derived from the Latin roots, 'educo' and 'educare'. Educare means "to rear or to bring up". Educare itself can be traced to the latin root words, "e" and "ducere". Together, "e-ducere" means to "pull out" or "to lead forth". We believe that the best way to educate children in any field is by using both 'educare' and 'educere' approach. We use the term "educare" to communicate our teaching method through which children and adults are provided basic instruction and encouraged to "think" and "draw out" information from within
We use the "educare" method of teaching in all our programs. We believe that all children have their character traits and leadership qualities within them. It is our job to provide the learning environment to draw out these hidden characteristics. We support them in nurturing the positive traits that emerge while guiding them through replacing those that are troublesome.
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