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Incentives: It is ensured that all the inputs/incentives either from Govt. or from
community to reach the students in a proper and useful way.
(v) To redress the health issues:
• Mid-day meal provided by Govt. is well planned to be nutrient.
• Safe drinking water -processed mineral water also provided sufficiently
• Modern toilets for both boys and girls are provided with the help of NATCO, a pharma
company.
• Girls are educated about their health and hygiene issues with the help of lady teachers.
• Continuous and intensive health checkups were provided with the help local doctors.
(B) Process of transformation – Implementation
(i) To redress the effects of emotional imbalance:
Session for ―behavioral change‖: A 30 minute special session is being conducted every day
before commencement of regular school hours. It is an open dais for all to share opinions,
feelings and to prove their caliber in any aspect.
Meditation- which frees their minds from all stress is being practiced every day.
With the support of Lions club, a special Program ― Skills For Adolescent‖ is introduced
through which the students are being trained and empowered on memory and
concentration, dealing with stress and anger, conflict resolution skills, relations and
response ability, communicative skills etc.
(ii) To improve cognitive abilities:
• Mini and meaningful chunks of syllabus: In view of the low learning abilities, the whole
syllabus is divided into meaningful, mini chunks integrating minimum levels and academic
standards. A check-list showing the progress of the student in every item is kept in his
profile and updated periodically. Remedial teaching is planned effectively with the help of
this assessment. Thus minimum levels and academic standards are assured.
• Reading Pens: A set of 10 reading pens were used to improve the language ability of the
low level children. As the children are less exposed to language in their home, vocabulary
deficit and fluency problem occurs both in mother tongue and other languages. For that, a
wide variety of language activities, language fests were held.
• Class wise libraries: Books useful to every class were identified by the subject teachers and
established a small library within the class room. The books will be replaced by other books
from main (school) library every month.
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