Archive · 28 Aug 2026
Telangana Teacher Selected for Japan Education Exposure Visit
Kalvakuntla Srilatha Rao is a government school teacher from Telangana.
She has been chosen to visit Japan with other selected teachers.
The visit will take place from September 5 to 12.
The teachers will learn about Japan’s schools and teaching methods.
Srilatha has taught for 26 years, especially in rural schools.
She uses activities and real-life experiences to help children learn.
She also used WhatsApp to continue lessons during the Covid-19 pandemic.
She hopes to bring useful ideas back to government schools in Telangana.
Kalvakuntla Srilatha Rao, a government school teacher from Vankayagudem, has been selected for an educational visit to Japan.
The visit, organized under Telangana’s foreign exposure and academic exchange programme, is scheduled for September 5 to 12.
Srilatha Rao has 26 years of teaching experience, much of it in rural schools, where she promoted activity-based and experiential learning.
She helped improve school enrolment, continued digital teaching through WhatsApp during the Covid-19 pandemic, and contributed to educational materials.
She plans to study Japan’s school system and identify practices that could be adapted for government schools in Telangana.
- Who
- Kalvakuntla Srilatha Rao, a government school teacher from Vankayagudem, was selected by the Telangana Education Department.
- What
- She will join an educational exposure visit to study Japan’s school education system and innovative teaching practices.
- When
- The visit is scheduled for September 5 to 12; the year is not specified.
- Where
- Japan; Srilatha Rao teaches in Vankayagudem in Shankarapatnam mandal, Telangana.
- Why
- To study Japanese education practices and explore ways to adapt them for government schools in Telangana.
- Teacher
- Kalvakuntla Srilatha Rao
- Location
- Vankayagudem, Shankarapatnam mandal, Telangana
- Teaching experience
- 26 years
- Visit dates
- September 5–12
- Programme
- Foreign exposure and academic exchange programme
- Teaching contributions
- Activity-based learning, digital lessons, textbooks, QR-code-linked videos and FLN handbooks
