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NCERT 198 programme various practical laboratory skills related to science learning in Physics, Chemistry, Zoology and Botany and technical skills related to extractions and examinations, establishment and maintenance of lab for secondary school science teachings were discussed. Capacity Building of Teachers and Teacher Educators in the Development of Low-cost Instructional Materials at the School Level A five-day orientation programme on the capacity building of teachers and teacher educators on Development of Low Coast and Zero Cost Instrumental- Materials at School Level was organised by the institute from 14 to 18 February 2011. The programme was designed by the institute at the request of the states of the Eastern Region. Teachers and teacher educators from the states of Bihar, West Bengal and Orissa attended the programme. A planning meeting was organised for the development of instructional materials. The expert members also prepared some training modules and low cost and zero cost instructional materials. A good number of instructional materials were designed out of locally available waste materials and raw materials. Orientation Programme on Content-cum-Pedagogy Enrichment in Geography The programme was conducted for the PGTs of Andaman and Nicobar Island at SIE, Port Blair from 7 to 11 February 2011. The objectives of the programmes were to enrich PGTs with new methodology of teaching as well as changing concepts in Geography. Training of Key Resource Persons on Action Research A training package has been developed through workshop and a seven-day training programme on Action Research was conducted at the institute from 25 February to 3 March 2011 for the state level teacher educators/resource persons who can conduct multi-dimensional action research to meet the day-today classroom problems in the context of teaching-learning process. Teacher educators and resource persons from Jharkhand and Orissa participated in the training programme. Various topics on action research were discussed which will help to overcome various students’ problems. Training of Key Resource Persons on Inclusive Education for Challenged Group of Learners at the Elementary and Secondary Stage The training programme for the elementary and secondary school teachers of Andaman and Nicobar Island to sensitize the KRPs on the concept and need of inclusive education was held at Port Blair from 19 November to 3 December 2010. Same programme was held at RIE, Bhubaneswar from 24 to 28 January 2011for the states of Bihar and Jharkhand. The content which included in the programme were: Concept of Inclusive Education and Who are the Challenged Group of Learners; Need of Inclusive Education for the Challenged Group of Learners; Right to Education Act, 2009 with special reference to Inclusive Education for Challenged Group of Learners; International and National Legislations for Inclusive Education for the Challenged Group of Learners; Understanding Children with Hearing, Visual, Locomotor, Learning, Intellectual, Multiple, Impairment, Cerebral Palsy and Autism; Role of Teachers, Parents and Community in Inclusive Education for the Challenged Group of Learners; and Activities and Self-assessment for the Teachers. Annual Report 2010-11

Training of KRPs in Various Aspects of Inclusive Education The training programme was conducted from 23 February to 1 March 2011 at RIE, Bhubaneswar. The objective of the training programme was to empower the KRPs in various aspects of inclusive education with the objective that the participants can act as resource persons for further dissemination and implementation of inclusive education. Altogether 33 participants attended the training programme from tribal secondary schools located at different districts of Orissa from 23 to 29 October 2009. The module consists of two broad areas of inclusive education and subject specific mode of transaction in an inclusive classroom. The participants visited Bhima Bhoi School for the blind and Bipin Bihari Choudhary School for the deaf located at unit-III, Bhubaneswar. Collaboration with State Agencies MHRD sponsored research study Impact of Teacher Training Programme on Classroom Transaction under SSA has been conducted in Bihar, Orissa and West Bengal in collaboration with the State Project Directors of these states. Internship in Teaching Internship in teaching programme for B.Ed. Part II student-teachers was conducted from 28 June to 28 August 2010. A total of 108 student teachers attended the programme. The programme was conducted at Bhubaneswar for 63 student-teachers of Oriya and English medium and Jamshedpur for 45 student teachers of Hindi medium. In total, students-teachers were placed in 17 cooperating schools. Each student-teacher delivered 80 lessons (40 lessons in each method). Evaluation of each student-teachers’ performance in different activities including lessons was taken for 350 marks. Pre-internship conference and post-internship conference was also organised at RIE, Bhubaneswar. Internship-in-teaching programme of four-year integrated B.Sc. B.Ed. student- teachers was organised for a period of one month from 28 June to July 31 2010. Prior to the programme a pre-internship conference was organised from 21 to 25 June 2010 to brief about the programme. During the pre-internship conference the student-teachers were appraised about their duties and responsibilities at the internship centres. The students were given opportunity to interact with their co-operating teachers and principals. The student- teachers were provided with a set of materials containing (i) Activity schedule (ii) Guidelines (iii) Lesson Plan Record (iv) Lesson note format, etc. During internship the evaluation was based on continuous and comprehensive method. The performance of student-teachers during internship was based on the assessment made by institute supervisors, co-operating schools teachers, principals and the peer group. The final grades were awarded after evaluating the overall performance of the students during the programme. After completion of the internship an exhibition of teaching aids was organised at RIE, Bhubaneswar on 3 August 2010. The post-internship conference was organised to get students’ feedback for improvement of the programme. Multi-cultural School Experience Programme for B.Ed. Part I Students The multi-cultural school experience programme is a part of the course learning to function as a teaching in the two year B.Ed. programme, after learning about the different skills of teaching and practicing those in simulating conditions. In the first semester the pupil teachers are given the exposure to various schools Annual Report 2010-11 Annual Report 2010-11 Annual Report 2010-11 199

Training of KRPs in Various Aspects of Inclusive Education<br />

The training programme was conducted from 23 February to 1 March 2011 at<br />

RIE, Bhubaneswar. The objective of the training programme was to empower the<br />

KRPs in various aspects of inclusive education with the objective that the<br />

participants can act as resource persons for further dissemination and<br />

implementation of inclusive education. Altogether 33 participants attended the<br />

training programme from tribal secondary schools located at different districts<br />

of Orissa from 23 to 29 October 2009. The module consists of two broad areas of<br />

inclusive education and subject specific mode of transaction in an inclusive<br />

classroom. The participants visited Bhima Bhoi School for the blind and Bipin<br />

Bihari Choudhary School for the deaf located at unit-III, Bhubaneswar.<br />

Collaboration with State Agencies<br />

MHRD sponsored research study Impact of Teacher Training Programme on<br />

Classroom Transaction under SSA has been conducted in Bihar, Orissa and<br />

West Bengal in collaboration with the State Project Directors of these states.<br />

Internship in Teaching<br />

Internship in teaching programme for B.Ed. Part II student-teachers was<br />

conducted from 28 June to 28 August 2010. A total of 108 student teachers<br />

attended the programme. The programme was conducted at Bhubaneswar for<br />

63 student-teachers of Oriya and English medium and Jamshedpur for<br />

45 student teachers of Hindi medium. In total, students-teachers were placed in<br />

17 cooperating schools. Each student-teacher delivered 80 lessons (40 lessons<br />

in each method). Evaluation of each student-teachers’ performance in different<br />

activities including lessons was taken for 350 marks. Pre-internship conference<br />

and post-internship conference was also organised at RIE, Bhubaneswar.<br />

Internship-in-teaching programme of four-year integrated B.Sc. B.Ed.<br />

student- teachers was organised for a period of one month from 28 June to July<br />

31 2010. Prior to the programme a pre-internship conference was organised<br />

from 21 to 25 June 2010 to brief about the programme. During the pre-internship<br />

conference the student-teachers were appraised about their duties and<br />

responsibilities at the internship centres. The students were given opportunity<br />

to interact with their co-operating teachers and principals. The student- teachers<br />

were provided with a set of materials containing (i) Activity schedule (ii) Guidelines<br />

(iii) Lesson Plan Record (iv) Lesson note format, etc. During internship the<br />

evaluation was based on continuous and comprehensive method. The<br />

performance of student-teachers during internship was based on the assessment<br />

made by institute supervisors, co-operating schools teachers, principals and the<br />

peer group. The final grades were awarded after evaluating the overall performance<br />

of the students during the programme. After completion of the internship an<br />

exhibition of teaching aids was organised at RIE, Bhubaneswar on<br />

3 August 2010. The post-internship conference was organised to get students’<br />

feedback for improvement of the programme.<br />

Multi-cultural School Experience Programme for B.Ed. Part I Students<br />

The multi-cultural school experience programme is a part of the course learning<br />

to function as a teaching in the two year B.Ed. programme, after learning about<br />

the different skills of teaching and practicing those in simulating conditions. In<br />

the first semester the pupil teachers are given the exposure to various schools<br />

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<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> 2010-11<br />

<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> 2010-11<br />

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