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  1. GANDHI- A Bibliography for Children and Beginners

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    Ravindra Varma is a learned scholar who has been running the Institute of Gandhian Studies at Gopuri, Wardha for several years. Through this book, he wants to introduce the message of Gandhiji to children, youths and beginners.

    The book is divided into three parts. Part 1 gives a narrative of Gandhiji’s life history describing a shy mediocre student at Rajkot, who goes to London and comes back as Barrister; Part 2 consists of series of anecdotes from Gandhiji’s life; and Part 3 concentrates on his philosophy of life, the development of his concept of Satyagraha based on truth and non-violence as the law of life.

    GandhiBiographyforchildrenandbeginners

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  2. Are Our Schools Violence Free?

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    All children deserve a school environment that is safe and nurturing – one that will allow them to grow, thrive, and maximize their full potential. Yet many students in the developing world face a different daily  reality. The physical, psychological, and sexual violence they experience in and around school compromises... Comment
  3. Physical Activity Guide for Schools

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    This guide provides useful recommendations for promoting physical activity, active play and sports for pre-school and school-age children and young people in family, preschool, school and community settings. The guidance is for all those who have a direct or indirect role in – and responsibility for – promoting physical activity... Comment
  4. Glimpses from the North-East

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    The north-eastern region of India is a rich tapestry of culture and nature. Breathtaking flora and fauna, heritage drawn from the ages and the presence of a large number of diverse groups makes this place a treasure grove. If culture represents the entire gamut of relationships which human beings share with themselves as well... Comment
  5. Science and Insight

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    When science is taught without any intuitive reference to the notions that already exist in the mind of the student, it leads to the fragmentation of the mind and the two seldom meet, and the matter is left unresolved. In time, the intuitive expression resurfaces and dominates responses. This seems... Comment
  6. Playground Mathematics

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    Visual representation of information highlights the power of compression. That is the reason why the National Curriculum Framework says “Mathematics is amazingly compressible: one may struggle a lot, work out something, perhaps by trying many methods. But once it is understood it creates one of the great joys of mathematics.... Comment
  7. Report on Elementary Education and Literacy for Eleventh Five Year Plan (2007-12)

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    The Steering Committee constituted by the Planning Commission deliberated upon the plans and policies for the Eleventh Plan. The Committee had extensive discussions on all aspects of elementary & adult education with special emphasis on mid day meal scheme, teacher education, curriculum development, revamped plans and policies for Adult Education,... Comment

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