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programmes and activities. These formats provide an effective monitoring system<br />
in elementary education at different levels-school, cluster, block, district and<br />
state. The information gathered through these formats pertain to quality<br />
dimensions like curriculum revision, development and distribution of textbooks,<br />
effective use of TLM, community participation, in-service teacher trainings,<br />
learners’ achievement, etc. The data received from the states are analysed and<br />
feedback is provided to the states with relevant suggestions for enhancement of<br />
quality. During 2010-11, the department received filled-in Quality Monitoring<br />
Tools (QMTs) from many states and UTs which were analysed and appropriate<br />
feedback was provided.<br />
With the RTE Act, 2009 coming into force from 01 April 2010, a few aspects<br />
like data on age-appropriate admissions, special training packages,<br />
implementation of continuous and comprehensive evaluation, etc. were added<br />
and two additional sheets– Cluster Level Analytical Sheet (CLAS-RTE, 2009)<br />
and Block Level Analytical Sheet (BLAS-RTE, 2009) were added to the existing<br />
analytical sheets of monitoring formats. All the states and UTs were requested to<br />
fill-up these two additional sheets at cluster and block levels along with other<br />
QMFs.<br />
Regional Conferences for Sharing of Successful Monitoring Experiences<br />
and Implementation of Right to Education Act, 2009<br />
With the view to facilitate the implementation of various provisions of RTE Act at<br />
the field level, the department had developed suggestive guidelines for effective<br />
implementation of RTE Act which were sent to all the State Project Directors<br />
(SPDs) of SSA as well as to all the Directors of SCERTs/SIEs. A series of four<br />
regional conferences (at Ranchi, Tirupati, Agartala and Ajmer) for sharing<br />
successful monitoring experiences for quality enhancement in SSA and<br />
implementation of RTE Act were organised during 2010-11. In all these<br />
conferences, state and district level SSA officials and faculty from SCERTs, SIEs<br />
and DIETs participated. The main objectives of these regional conferences were<br />
to provide platform for sharing good and successful monitoring practices and<br />
experiences among the SSA functionaries of states and UTs to motivate SSA<br />
functionaries at various levels to perform in a better way for the enhancement of<br />
quality, to share issues and concerns for effective implementation of RTE Act in<br />
various States and UTs, and to action points for further strengthening of<br />
monitoring mechanisms and effective implementation of RTE Act.<br />
<strong>National</strong> <strong>Report</strong> on Strengthening Monitoring Mechanisms for Enhancing<br />
Quality in Elementary Education<br />
The report was prepared based on three regional workshops on monitoring for<br />
states and UTs held between September 2008 and February 2009. The report<br />
provides many recommendations for strengthening monitoring mechanisms for<br />
the enhancement of quality of elementary education and it was circulated to all<br />
SPDs of SSA as well as to the Directors of SCERTs/ SIEs.<br />
Training of Key Resource Persons of SSA<br />
An orientation programme was organised on strengthening monitoring<br />
mechanisms in view of implementation of the Right to Education Act for SSA<br />
functionaries of Punjab at Mohali on 22-23 September 2010. SSA officials from<br />
various districts of Punjab participated in the workshop. The aspects discussed<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> 2010-11