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NCERT 74 18 December 2010 in which sixteen teachers from Goa and Kerala participated. Trainees were exposed to fundamentals of GIS using hands-on activities on GIS software. The course included introduction to GIS, Spatial and Non-Spatial data model, data input, data editing, data analysis, Global Positioning System (GPS), Application of GIS etc. Teachers were also exposed to the application of GPS through outdoor activities. The programme enabled teachers in using new technology which is part of Geography curriculum. Desire has been expressed by participating teachers to conduct a longer duration programme. Development of Learning Material in History for Visually Challenged Students The department has undertaken an inclusive education programme on the development of audio CDs of NCERT history textbooks for Classes VI-VIII in both Hindi and English for visually challenged children in order to facilitate better learning. Since, Braille based teaching facilities are not available in most of the mainstream schools, such audio CDs will be useful for visually challenged children. List of On-going/Carried Over Programmes and Activities � Development of Learning Material in History for Visually Challenged Students (Upper Primary Stage) � Development of an Illustrated Dictionary of Geography for Schools (English, Hindi, Urdu) � In-Service Training of Teachers and Teacher-Educators in Social Science for Capacity Building in States � Development of Textbook on Schooling, Socialisation and Identity � Development of Textbook for the Pedagogy of Social Sciences � Development of Syllabus and Textbooks on Human Rights for Higher secondary Stage � Development of a Training package on Computerised Accounting System for PGTs in Commerce � Development of Teacher’s Guide on Health and Physical Education for Upper Primary and Secondary Stage � Women Achievers of North-East National Population Education Project (NPEP) The overarching objective of NPEP has been to institutionalise population education and adolescence education in school and teacher education. The vision of NPEP is to contribute to the realisation of India’s demographic goals which affect the overall national development of the country. By doing so it aims at enabling the education system to: � develop awareness and positive attitude towards population and development issues leading to responsible behaviour among students and teachers, and indirectly among parents and the community at large � make the learners aware of the inter-relationships between population and sustainable development, include positive attitude and develop responsible behaviour in them towards these issues; and Annual Report 2010-11
� impart authentic knowledge to learners about Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Health (ARSH) concerns, inculcate positive attitude and develop appropriate skills, for responsible ARSH behaviour. Major Activities DEVELOPMENT Progress Review and Monitoring of National Population Education Project and Adolescence Education Programme The National Population Education Project (NPEP) is being implemented in 30 States/UTs and four Regional Institutes of Education. These agencies including NCERT conducted two Project Progress Review Meetings held at Rajgir (Bihar) from 22 to 24 February 2011 and NCERT, New Delhi from 15 to 17 March 2011 respectively. The main objectives of above meetings were to review the activities planned in previous year and prepare Plans of Action for 2011-12. Activities finalised were related to material development, advocacy, training, co-curricular activities, research and evaluation, publication and documentation, and monitoring. In this connection, national role play competition, poster competition and folkdance competition were planned by every States/UTs. Project Progress Review Meeting for Adolescence Education Programme (AEP) was organised at Orange Village Resort, Gangtok (Sikkim) from 27 to 28 December 2010 to review the activities planned by all national agencies for the year 2010 and to prepare the Annual Work Plan (AWP) of AEP for the year 2011. Officials from the national agencies KVS, NVS, CBSE, COBSE, NIOS, NCERT and UNFPA participated in the meeting. Seventh Project Finance and Monitoring Committee (PFMC) meeting chaired by Professor G. Ravindra, Director, NCERT held on 23 March 2011 discussed and approved Plans of Action of NPEP for the year 2011-12 and AWP of AEP for the year 2011. The focus of AWP was on preparing materials, training teachers of CBSE, KVS and NVS schools, developing research design for content analysis advocacy and organising various life skills based activities. Training of nurses and teachers in counselling was also included with AWP of AEP. Development of New Materials in Adolescence Education and Population Education Under Adolescence Education Programme (AEP) funded by UNFPA under its CP-7, NCERT initiated the process of revisiting the conceptual framework and the materials in Adolescence Education by actively involving all the stakeholders, including, national implementing agencies, SCERTs, UN agencies, leading educationists, civil society, social scientists, school principals, teachers, health professionals and most importantly, the adolescents themselves. A series of workshops were organised to prepare the scheme of content, the outline of the training design for master trainers, nodal teachers and peer facilitators and the training materials. These workshops were held in Bihar and Orissa coordinated by the state-specific SCERTs. Students and teachers were invited from NVS, KVS, CBSE and government schools. SCERT faculty, Local NGOs and experts from both within and outside the state, national agencies, UN agencies participated in the development of the material. This material describes the Adolescence Education Programme in India and the conceptual framework that guides the programme. It deals with the process Annual Report 2010-11 Annual Report 2010-11 Annual Report 2010-11 75
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� impart authentic knowledge to learners about Adolescent Reproductive and<br />
Sexual Health (ARSH) concerns, inculcate positive attitude and develop<br />
appropriate skills, for responsible ARSH behaviour.<br />
Major Activities<br />
DEVELOPMENT<br />
Progress Review and Monitoring of <strong>National</strong> Population Education Project<br />
and Adolescence Education Programme<br />
The <strong>National</strong> Population Education Project (NPEP) is being implemented in 30<br />
States/UTs and four Regional Institutes of Education. These agencies including<br />
NCERT conducted two Project Progress Review Meetings held at Rajgir (Bihar)<br />
from 22 to 24 February 2011 and NCERT, New Delhi from 15 to 17 March 2011<br />
respectively. The main objectives of above meetings were to review the activities<br />
planned in previous year and prepare Plans of Action for 2011-12. Activities<br />
finalised were related to material development, advocacy, training, co-curricular<br />
activities, research and evaluation, publication and documentation, and<br />
monitoring. In this connection, national role play competition, poster competition<br />
and folkdance competition were planned by every States/UTs. Project Progress<br />
Review Meeting for Adolescence Education Programme (AEP) was organised at<br />
Orange Village Resort, Gangtok (Sikkim) from 27 to 28 December 2010 to review<br />
the activities planned by all national agencies for the year 2010 and to prepare<br />
the <strong>Annual</strong> Work Plan (AWP) of AEP for the year 2011. <strong>Of</strong>ficials from the national<br />
agencies KVS, NVS, CBSE, COBSE, NIOS, NCERT and UNFPA participated in<br />
the meeting. Seventh Project Finance and Monitoring Committee (PFMC) meeting<br />
chaired by Professor G. Ravindra, Director, NCERT held on 23 March 2011<br />
discussed and approved Plans of Action of NPEP for the year 2011-12 and AWP<br />
of AEP for the year 2011. The focus of AWP was on preparing materials, training<br />
teachers of CBSE, KVS and NVS schools, developing research design for content<br />
analysis advocacy and organising various life skills based activities. Training of<br />
nurses and teachers in counselling was also included with AWP of AEP.<br />
Development of New Materials in Adolescence Education and Population<br />
Education<br />
Under Adolescence Education Programme (AEP) funded by UNFPA under its<br />
CP-7, NCERT initiated the process of revisiting the conceptual framework and<br />
the materials in Adolescence Education by actively involving all the stakeholders,<br />
including, national implementing agencies, SCERTs, UN agencies, leading<br />
educationists, civil society, social scientists, school principals, teachers, health<br />
professionals and most importantly, the adolescents themselves. A series of<br />
workshops were organised to prepare the scheme of content, the outline of the<br />
training design for master trainers, nodal teachers and peer facilitators and the<br />
training materials. These workshops were held in Bihar and Orissa coordinated<br />
by the state-specific SCERTs. Students and teachers were invited from NVS,<br />
KVS, CBSE and government schools. SCERT faculty, Local NGOs and experts<br />
from both within and outside the state, national agencies, UN agencies participated<br />
in the development of the material.<br />
This material describes the Adolescence Education Programme in India and<br />
the conceptual framework that guides the programme. It deals with the process<br />
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