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Globalization and challenges to secondary education – NUEPA

by Vishal Jain

| Power point Presentations, Professional Development for Teachers, Teachers
September 23, 2008

Globalization and challenges to secondary education – NUEPA Presentation

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Leadership in Education – NUEPA

by Vishal Jain

| Power point Presentations, Teachers
September 22, 2008

NUEPA presentation on Leadership in education.. Download : Leadership-in-Education Vishal Jain
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H.O.T.S

by Vishal Jain

| Power point Presentations, Professional Development for Teachers, Teachers
September 22, 2008

HOTS (HIGHER ORDER THINKING SKILLS) As you all are aware that from the last year due weight age has been given to the questions which test HIGHER ORDER THINKING SKILLS of the students in the CBSE board examinations. Now a question arises what is HOTS? And how can we lead...
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Thinking Strategy

by Vishal Jain

| Power point Presentations, Professional Development for Teachers, Teachers, Workshops
September 18, 2008

Thinking, thinking and more thinking! A summary of many thinking strategies Blooms taxanomy, Multiple Intelligence Decision Making Matrix – that new pair of boots that I would like to buy??? PMI – Plus, Minus and Interesting Topic: The youth of today. Extent Barometer – to what extent is my very...
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Correction of Notebooks

by Vishal Jain

| Checklist, Teachers, Write Up
September 17, 2008

INSTRUCTIONS FOR TEACHERS Points to be noted while correcting note books Index Should be properly and neatly written in the given format (Sr no./Date/Lesson or Topic/Remarks or marks/Trs sign/Parent’s sign) Should be regularly maintained The signatures of Trs and remarks to be filled immediately after corrections. Parent’s sign...
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Learning Disabilities – Checklist

by Vishal Jain

| ADHD, Parents, Teachers, Worksheets
September 17, 2008

What is a learning disability? A child with a learning disability cannot try harder, pay closer attention, or improve motivation on their own; they need help to learn how to do those things. A learning disability, or learning disorder, is not a problem with intelligence. Learning disorders are caused by...
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Teacher / Child – centered classroom

by Vishal Jain

| Professional Development for Teachers, Teachers, Write Up
September 17, 2008

Picture of two classrooms Teacher-Centred Classroom • Teacher gives instruction and expects children to obey and be disciplined.• Children listen while the teacher teaches. • Teacher reads the textbook or writes questions and answers on the blackboard and students copy these. At times one child reads the textbook aloud...
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“Perfect School” from the eyes of the students

by Vishal Jain

| Students, Teachers
September 17, 2008

The make up of the “Perfect School” from the eyes of the students: In my classes: I will learn best if we have a lot of discussions. It is important that I have a positive learning experience; I want to see colorful bulletin boards and other educational displays; It is...
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Recognizing Special Educational Needs

by Vishal Jain

| ADHD, Teachers
September 16, 2008

Recognizing Special Educational Needs Recognizing special educational needs of a child is complex and it requires the knowledge of basic terms and difference between the terms. The focus should be turned on identifying the special educational needs of the child rather than mere identification of child that results in labeling...
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Make a Difference

by Vishal Jain

| Articles, Movie, Professional Development for Teachers, Teachers, Website Links, Workshops
September 14, 2008

Re-energize your workplace culture–and inspire greater loyalty–using the power of compassion. Despite what some may think, working harmoniously with challenging people will not be won on the front lines by changing specific techniques and processes at the “be nice” level. Rather, it’s a culture of compassion and understanding that makes...
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