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E. ANJANEYULU
                                        PGHM GR-II
                                        ZPHS JANGAPALLY GANNERUVARAM, KARIMNAGAR,
                                        TELANGANA


                                        The school caters to rural community where the main challenge was to empower
                                        children to read and write in English. Making use of technology in classrooms
                                        and many other activities, teh school head made the teaching-learning process
                                        enjoyable. ICT integreated education became an important tool for developing
                                        english language skillls among children. In one of teh projects, the school
                                        connected with classrooms in USA through a tool called Padlet. It can be
                                        concluded that the students are engaged meaningfully by integrating technology
                                        in the classroom. Students got an opportunity to interact with native speakers.
                                        The students in this school also learn through peer sharing.



                                        SHAILENDRA KUMAR PANDEY
                                        HEADTEACHER ANDACADEMIC RESOURCE PERSON
                                        PRIMARY SCHOOL, HASANPUR
                                        DOHRIGHAT, MAU
                                        UTTAR PRADESH

                                        The school caters to a community of marginalized people whose main profession
                                        is agriculture and self financing activities. The challenges faced attendance of
                                        children and sustaining their interest in education.  The school head’s prime
                                        vision was to give away with the traditional approach of teaching and initiate child
                                        centred education through ICT. On days when children would accompany their
                                        parents for trade in local markets, the school head organized various interesting
                                        activities. Gradually, children’s attendance increased and children became more
                                        interested in attending school.


                                        R.SELVAKKANNAN
                                        HEAD MASTER
                                        PANCHAYAT UNION PRIMARY SCHOOL,
                                        TAMILNADU

                                        The school caters to the population of wage workers and agricultural labourers.
                                        The main challenge faced by the school head was enrollment. The possible
                                        reasons identified by school head for less enrollment was lack of infrastructure
                                        and lack of community involvement. Parent teacher meetings were organized to
                                        simultaneously gain information on reasons for less enrollment and spreading
                                        awareness about education among the community. Computer education is being
                                        imparted to the students. Multi media classrooms have been established and
                                        wi-fi is provided in the entire campus. Mini science laboratories too have been
                                        established. The school head has also ensured inculcating virtues of preserving
                                        and keeping the environment clean. Co-cuuricular activities too form a part of
                                        everyday exercise.







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