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Inclusive India Initiative Competition - "My Views on Inclusive Education"

Inclusive India Initiative Competition - "My Views on Inclusive Education"
Start Date :
Jun 05, 2017
Last Date :
Jul 05, 2017
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Students play a pivotal role of ‘change agents’ in our society. With the power to challenge established ways of teaching and learning, we seek students’ intervention in ...

Students play a pivotal role of ‘change agents’ in our society. With the power to challenge established ways of teaching and learning, we seek students’ intervention in building an inclusive society. Students across schools and colleges of India will work as our co-partners in spreading the word and reaching out to the masses.

Categories of submitting entries:

1. Videos
2. Article/ Essay/ Stories
3. Creative inputs like Poetry/ Painting/ Slogan writing/ Poster designing

Who can participate?

School and college students in the age group of 12-20 years

Topics:

1. Share in 500 words, your encounter with a person having developmental/intellectual disability. Your immediate reaction?
2. How can you make your school disabled friendly?
3. Your passion in accomplishing your dream, despite of all odds. (Only for focus group)
4. How to sensitise society towards the focus group and build supportive community? Write in 500 words.
5. A friend in Need is a friend indeed.
6. A document on the utility of a mobile app/software for the focused group.
7. A model on Entrepreneurship for the focused group.

Competition Timeline: 4th July, 2017

Proposed Prize money:
First prize – Rs. 5,000/-
Second prize- Rs. 3,000/-
Third prize-Rs. 2,000/-

Note: Certificate of Participation will be given to all the entries.

Click here to read the Terms and Conditions

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JYOTISHMOi GOGOI
JYOTISHMOi GOGOI 8 years 9 months ago
education is the best system in india to transform it a top countries of the world.the government need to improve education and take initiative against it.so that india made as a higher countries of the world
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amit kumar singh_134
amit kumar singh_134 8 years 9 months ago
India has a huge potential & ability to prove if given the right chance to right person. As the answer to many evils of the society is development, Similarly all inclusive approach to education is the only way for sabka saath sabka vikas. After many independent years we are still lagging and asking for reservations upon caste and sex which is generic, it should be specific. Free & compulsory education to be provided to all upto XII, be it at their own cost or govt's, then compete at level field.
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Vaishnavi singh
Vaishnavi singh 8 years 9 months ago
Name-Vaishnavi Singh Phone no.-9650846741 e-mail ID-aashusingh@gmail.com school-DAV public school east of loni road Delhi-110093 poster on importance of app and software to disabled people
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Chaluvaiah A
Chaluvaiah A 8 years 9 months ago
Sir,There were days when government schools ruled the field of education. Commercialization of education started when reservation in teachers posts was introduced. I suggest that reservation in teaching staff category to be abolished. Only meritorious deserving candidates should teach. We should import teachers if they are not available with in the country. Online classes similar to the IIT pattern, as being telecast to be arranged for students on TV for 1st standard till 10th std
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Rahul Aggarwal
Rahul Aggarwal 8 years 9 months ago
Inclusion supports school development: by understanding and responding to individual learner’s educational requirements and entitlements (for example some children need more time to learn than others). It leads to the restructuring of school cultures, policies and practices so that they respond to the diversity of all students. Inclusion gives opportunities for enriching learning and for education systems to embrace change and be more responsive to individual differences
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Rahul Aggarwal
Rahul Aggarwal 8 years 9 months ago
I have taught in mainstream secondary schools, in Secure Training Centres for teenagers, in the mental health unit of a hospital as well as in different special schools. This has given me a broad experience of different teaching environments, especially with a focus on teaching children with special educational needs (SEN).
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Rahul Aggarwal
Rahul Aggarwal 8 years 9 months ago
In the first of a series of articles Olivier Huyghe considers inclusive education and whether it works. Olivier is an SEN Teacher developing Inclusive Education and a Family Research Ambassador Project Member from the Cerebra Family Research Group at the University of Warwick
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