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NCERT<br />

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speaking, using the language to introduce one-self and a few logically arranged<br />

sentences, identification of alphabets, ability to follow simple commands, ability<br />

to sing or recite few songs, rhymes, formation of simple words, formation of simple<br />

sentences, numerals from 1-50, names of the days of the week, months in a year,<br />

capital, small letters, telling about something in a small paragraph. Twenty<br />

language experts from the respective literature societies participated in the<br />

programme.<br />

Development of Training Module for KRPs on Inclusive Education for<br />

North-Eastern Region<br />

The training module on inclusive education for North-Eastern Region was<br />

developed to cater to the needs of hearing impaired and mentally challenged<br />

children in mainstream schools. The objectives of the module are to suggest<br />

methodology and materials for building up inclusive classroom and to build the<br />

capacity of KRPs in initiating inclusive system of education in the schools. The<br />

training module highlights the importance as well as the methods for identification<br />

and assessment of children with impairment and the methods, strategies and<br />

approaches for teaching hearing impaired and mentally challenged children in<br />

subjects like language, social studies, mathematics, etc.<br />

Manual on Sign Language for Deaf Education at the Secondary Level<br />

The main objective of the programme is to develop a manual on Sign Languages<br />

of the North-Eastern Region with special reference to Indian sign language. In<br />

order to create an awareness of the linguistic status of sign languages and its<br />

significance in language education, this manual contains a description of the<br />

grammar of sign language particularly shilling sign language. Teacher educators<br />

of SCERTs/DIETs are the target groups for the programme.<br />

Development of a Self-instructional Package in History for Senior<br />

Secondary Teachers of North-Eastern Region to Handle New Textbook<br />

Developed by NCERT<br />

A workshop for the development of a self-instructional package in history for<br />

senior secondary classes was held at NERIE, Shillong from 6 to 10 December<br />

2010. Resource persons from NEHU, Shillong, Dibrugarh University, DM College<br />

of Teacher Education, etc. contributed in the programme. Issues related to the<br />

History of NE Region were also covered in the package.<br />

Development of a Self-instructional Package in Social Science (History)<br />

for Upper Primary Teachers Based on NCF-2005 and NCERT Textbooks<br />

for KVs, NVs and CBSE Affiliated Schools of North-Eastern Region<br />

A five-day workshop was organised at NERIE, Shillong from 25 to 29 October<br />

2010. The objectives of the programme were to: enrich the knowledge of History<br />

with reference to local, regional, national and global context; develop a package<br />

on methods, examples techniques, themes for helping the learners to acquire the<br />

knowledge and skill in social science (History) in North-Eastern perspective; and<br />

develop a package to promote creatively, aesthetic sense and critical<br />

understanding of the changes taking place in the society. The NCF-2005 has<br />

suggested new guidelines to make teaching learning, connecting knowledge to<br />

life outside the school, enriching the curriculum so that it goes beyond the<br />

textbooks and integrating local, regional, national and global knowledge.<br />

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

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