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guarantee programme – A learning journey 2002-05
Learning Guarantee Programme, though titled
as a “programme” is an “experiment”
that has potential to create reforms in examination, teaching
learning practices, parents / community participation in the
school and finally in the schools being accountable for learning
outcomes. Learning Guarantee Programme has a potential to
lead to a comprehensive “total quality improvement”
programme. The success of the experiment entirely hinges upon
the consistent and long term commitment of the top management
of the education department (irrespective of changes in the
leadership in the interim) to the concept of guaranteeing
learning in the schools. More
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Learning Guarantee
Programme - Madhya Pradesh
The Rajya Shiksha Kendra (RSK) at Bhopal was the hub of
activity even during Dussera, Diwali and Id when normally
government work comes to a standstill in Madhya Pradesh.
Communication
to schools completed in MP
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Learning Guarantee
Programme (LGP) Award Ceremony
Bellary, 11 Dec 2004
The imposing and spacious Basava Bhavana, normally filled with
friends and relatives for a marriage or with devotees congregating
for a religious discourse, was overflowing with primary school
teachers . More
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Child Friendly School
Initiative in Shorapur & Chittoor
Azim Premji Foundation
in partnership with Government of Karnataka and UNICEF is
implementing the Child Friendly School (Bala Snehi Shale)
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In Chittoor
The Child Friendly School Initiative
is being implemented in seven mandals - Madanapalli, Ramasamudram,
B. Kothakota, Punganur, Vayalpadu, Nimmanapally and Kalkiri.
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Workshop on Learning Guarantee Programme
A panel of eminent educationists participated
in the two day workshop organized at Bhopal in September 2004.
The agenda was to review the concept of the Learning Guarantee
Programme and provide inputs to enrich it to meet its fullest
potential.
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President
inaugurates the National Conference on Enhancing Learning
in Elementary School
His
Excellency Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam's Inaugural address
Address
by Mr. Azim Premji
Valedictory
address by Ms. Kumud Bansal
Click here for
the papers presented at the conference.
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President
Visits Computer Aided Learning Centre in Government Higher
Primary School, Nagasandra.
His
Excellency, President of India, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
visited the Government Higher Primary School, Nagasandra,
where 600 children study in class I to VIII
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Village knowledge centres
now computer labs for kids in Pondicherry.
“Computer labs outside school” is now in Pondicherry.
M S Swaminathan Research Foundation and Azim Premji Foundation
are partnering the cause. More
Mr.
Azim Premji inaugurating the National Workshop on Not
for Profit Organisation, Aug 9, 2002. |
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National
Workshop on Not For Profit Organizations... Aug,
2002
The theme was "Not For Profit Organisations Towards Best
Governance, Accounting and Financial Reporting" on August
9 & 10, 2002 at Azim Premji Foundation
- Wipro Premises, Bangalore... More...
• Azim
Premji invited to United Nations Special session on Children
in New York ... May 2002
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National Workshop on Not For Profit
Organizations
For the first time in the country, Institute of Chartered
Accountants of India organized a workshop towards defining
guidelines for best governance, accounting & financial
reporting in the NPO / NGO sector. This conference was hosted
by Azim Premji Foundation. Leading Not For Profit Organisation
in the country, major developmental agencies and international
organizations attended the 2 day conference on Aug 09 - 10,
2002. The key speakers were drawn from a distinguished panel
of experts and the key note address was delivered by Mr. Azim
Premji. The idea for the conference was initiated by Azim
Premji Foundation in their discussion with ICAI.
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Putting
Basic Education
on the National Agenda
by
Tara Beteille, Economist ICICI Social Initiatives Group, Mumbai
Shared
Responsibility Between the Centre and States
Education features on the Concurrent List
in the Constitution of India, implying a meaningful partnership
between the central (union) government and the state government
in educational development. In the case of elementary education...
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Mr. J. Vaidyanathan of Azim Premji Foundation leads a
panel discussion during the consultative workshop on educational
software content development, Jan 2002 |
Workshop on educational
software content development
As a next step to enable evolution of themes for educational
software content development a workshop was held in the last
week of April 02 where we had the participation of the teachers
from Karnataka, Andhra and Uttar Pradesh in addition to the
representatives of the content developers and subject matter
experts
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