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NCERT 176 Training of KRPs in Content-cum-Methodology of Teaching Science for Non-science Teachers at the Upper Primary Level A large number of non-science teachers have been assigned the job of teaching science at the upper primary level in UP due to non-availability of trained science teachers. In view of this non-science teachers need to be trained in content as well as methodology of teaching science at upper primary level. The aim of the teaching science at the upper primary level is focused in problem solving and decision-making through the learning of key concepts, which cut across all the science disciplines. The objectives of the programme organised for the teachers from UP were to enrich the non-science teachers with appropriate content; to develop pedagogical skills in non-science teachers at the upper primary level. The training was organised in two phases (10 days duration each). The phase-I of the workshop was held from 29 November to 8 December 2010. The phase-II was held from 21 February to 2 March 2011. The following chapters were discussed: Mixture and Compound, Safety in Science Laboratories, Light, Measurement, Food Adulteration, Out Environment, Micro-Organisms, The Living Organisms and their Surroundings, The World of Plants, Changes Around Us, Computer Fundamentals, Ecosystem, Mushrooms, Carbon and its Compounds, Chemical Transformation of Substances, Reproduction, Acids, Bases and Salts and Hemoglobin. Training of KRPs in Environmental Science at the Secondary Level The programme held from 17 to 21 January 2011 for the KRPs of Punjab. The objective of the programme was to enrich the KRPs with content as well as new and innovative pedagogic skills of transacting content in environmental science. In five days training programme various aspects of environment such as Radioactive wastes, Ground Water Management, Role of Plant Tissue Culture in conservation of Biodiversity, Ozone Depletion in stratosphere, Environmental Education, Sustainable Development were discussed. Activities to increase environmental awareness and field trip in which various problems related to biodiversity was also organised. Training of KRPs in Designing Biology Projects at the Senior Secondary Level The programme was held from 7 to 11 February 2011 for the teachers from Rajasthan. Following were the objectives of the programme: to provide suitable strategy to teach new introduced and hard topics, to conduct the new included and difficult to perform practicals, develop process skills-experimental, KRPs at training in Designing Biology Projects at the Senior Secondary Level Annual Report 2010-11

observational, manipulative, decision-making, investigatory etc in the learners and to train KRPs in designing/conducting biology projects in the light of NCF-2005. How an investigatory project may be prepared and how it is beneficial to increase awareness to the learner was discussed. ICT resources and its pedagogical applications in teaching were also deliberated. KRPs were also given an opportunity to present investigatory project, which they had prepared during five days training program. Content-cum-Pedagogy Enrichment Programme in Physics for KRPs at the Senior Secondary Level The programme was held from 17 to 21 January 2011 for the KRPs of Haryana and Rajasthan. The objectives of the programme were; to carry out content analysis of Classes XI and XII books of Physics and identify difficult/new concepts; to develop write-up/resource material on identified concepts/topics of physics; to train KRPs in content-cum-pedagogy enrichment and designing of physics projects in the light of NCF-2005. Deliberations were made with the participants to create awareness regarding environmental education. Visit of environmental education theme park of the institute was also organised. Laboratory sessions were also conducted to realise the importance of practical work at the senior secondary level. Salient features of NCF-2005 and science curriculum have been highlighted. A discussion on pedagogy, project designing and ICT integration in teaching of physics was held during the five-day training programme. Discussion was also held about misconceptions and processes of physics. Each participant was given an opportunity to develop at least two physics projects/activities for better understanding and strengthening of concepts. Each participant was given an exposure to give one presentation on topics like Newton’s law of cooling, brain storming method, computer based training, discussion method, project method, performance aids/job aids, demonstration method, discovery method, group exercises and case study. Orientation of KRPs on Teaching of Environmental Studies at the Primary Level The motivation for responsible action and commitment to protect and conserve environment comes from the teachers who teach the subject in the school. Hence, there is a need to train the primary level teachers in content as well as methodology of transacting EVS. A five-day teaching workshops for the primary teachers/ resource persons of UT of Chandigarh from 4 to 8 October 2010 was organised with the objectives mentioned above. Training of KRPs in Content-cum-Methodology of Teaching Mathematics for Non-mathematics Teachers at the Upper Primary Level A 20-day training programme entitled, “Training of KRPs in content-cummethodology of teaching Mathematics for Non-mathematics teachers at upper primary level for the state of U.P.” was held in two spells of 10-days each at RIE, Ajmer. The Ist spell held from 21 to 30 September 2010. In the II spell, held from 7 to 16 December 2010, only 4 participants attended the programme. Training of KRPs in Development of Mathematics Laboratory at the Secondary Level A five-day training programme ‘Training of KRPs from Uttarakhand and Jammu and Kashmir in development of Mathematics Laboratory at Secondary level’ was Annual Report 2010-11 Annual Report 2010-11 Annual Report 2010-11 177

observational, manipulative, decision-making, investigatory etc in the learners<br />

and to train KRPs in designing/conducting biology projects in the light of<br />

NCF-2005. How an investigatory project may be prepared and how it is beneficial<br />

to increase awareness to the learner was discussed. ICT resources and its<br />

pedagogical applications in teaching were also deliberated. KRPs were also given<br />

an opportunity to present investigatory project, which they had prepared during<br />

five days training program.<br />

Content-cum-Pedagogy Enrichment Programme in Physics for KRPs at<br />

the Senior Secondary Level<br />

The programme was held from 17 to 21 January 2011 for the KRPs of Haryana<br />

and Rajasthan. The objectives of the programme were; to carry out content<br />

analysis of Classes XI and XII books of Physics and identify difficult/new concepts;<br />

to develop write-up/resource material on identified concepts/topics of physics;<br />

to train KRPs in content-cum-pedagogy enrichment and designing of physics<br />

projects in the light of NCF-2005. Deliberations were made with the participants<br />

to create awareness regarding environmental education. Visit of environmental<br />

education theme park of the institute was also organised. Laboratory sessions<br />

were also conducted to realise the importance of practical work at the senior<br />

secondary level. Salient features of NCF-2005 and science curriculum have been<br />

highlighted. A discussion on pedagogy, project designing and ICT integration in<br />

teaching of physics was held during the five-day training programme. Discussion<br />

was also held about misconceptions and processes of physics. Each participant<br />

was given an opportunity to develop at least two physics projects/activities for<br />

better understanding and strengthening of concepts. Each participant was given<br />

an exposure to give one presentation on topics like Newton’s law of cooling, brain<br />

storming method, computer based training, discussion method, project method,<br />

performance aids/job aids, demonstration method, discovery method, group<br />

exercises and case study.<br />

Orientation of KRPs on Teaching of Environmental Studies at the Primary<br />

Level<br />

The motivation for responsible action and commitment to protect and conserve<br />

environment comes from the teachers who teach the subject in the school. Hence,<br />

there is a need to train the primary level teachers in content as well as methodology<br />

of transacting EVS. A five-day teaching workshops for the primary teachers/<br />

resource persons of UT of Chandigarh from 4 to 8 October 2010 was organised<br />

with the objectives mentioned above.<br />

Training of KRPs in Content-cum-Methodology of Teaching Mathematics<br />

for Non-mathematics Teachers at the Upper Primary Level<br />

A 20-day training programme entitled, “Training of KRPs in content-cummethodology<br />

of teaching Mathematics for Non-mathematics teachers at upper<br />

primary level for the state of U.P.” was held in two spells of 10-days each at RIE,<br />

Ajmer. The Ist spell held from 21 to 30 September 2010. In the II spell, held from<br />

7 to 16 December 2010, only 4 participants attended the programme.<br />

Training of KRPs in Development of Mathematics Laboratory at the<br />

Secondary Level<br />

A five-day training programme ‘Training of KRPs from Uttarakhand and Jammu<br />

and Kashmir in development of Mathematics Laboratory at Secondary level’ was<br />

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