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Innovation in Education – Knowledge Management

INNOVATION IN EDUCATION – Knowledge Management

This paper seeks to identify the knowledge management concepts relating to implementation of knowledge management practices in education and also in cooperation scheme. It also deals with the challenges facing higher education in India and the concept of knowledge management in education and new trends in education. It also explains the types of information management and knowledge management and new trends and innovations in contemporary knowledge management education scenario. Education trends and tasks towards more student-oriented material. In response to these trends, colleges and universities are offering new courses for traditional forms and delivery area. Try some of the latest arrangements for the management of knowledge in the field of education, the changing role and challenges in higher education. Increasing the productivity of faculty needed to develop diverse and effective teaching method

INTRODUCTION.

Knowledge Management in Education is a collection of processes governing the creation, dissemination and use of knowledge. In one form or another, knowledge management has been a very long time. Doctors found the philosophers, priests, teachers, politicians, scribes, Liberians, etc. are not managing information as a “technology thing” or “Computer Case” If we accept the assumption that knowledge management is engaged in the process of discovery and knowledge create great managed, then allowed to knowledge management is much more than a “matter of Technology, and the elements in each works. Knowledge management consists of a wide range of techniques used by organizations to find, create, represent and distribute information. was established discipline since 1995, a group of university courses and both professional and academic journals dedicated to it. A management information often associated with the idea of learning organizations. refers Knowledge management for the number of procedures used to identify organizations to higher levels of innovation in education. Some information in the industry, colleges, universities, and that almost every institution in this country to link the capture information.

definition

“A knowledge management discipline to enable individuals, teams and organizations all together and systematically create, share and better information out of targets, “is

Knowledge management in the learning process constructivity using information and knowledge that he will go to any organization, whether schools, universities and multinational companies. In order to improve on its performance, management and operations. The process of learning to find out what we know of one that has great benefits, especially for many business organizations

Maarten SIERCHUIS: – ..

Information Analysis: The analysis of the model we know of all information resources that we can analyze its usefulness, its weakness and its fit within the organization. Information step analysis necessary for knowledge management capability. In an analysis of information we can use knowledge modeling and knowledge discovery techniques

Robert Taylor : -. Yes

information of great importance in business is always identified, but so far, the organization did not feel able to cope because they knew or the challenges and opportunities, or strategies and solutions. The picture is changing gradually as models, methods, tools and techniques for effective knowledge management is still available and how organizations are aware of the importance of knowledge and reasoning ability to adapt to the changing world . BEST

WHAT INFORMATION MANAGEMENT ?: –

claims that the response and improve innovation through leveraging the collective wisdom and experience

The ‘Knowledge Management (KM.) in an effort to increase useful knowledge within the organization. ways including the promotion of communication, offering opportunities for learning, and sharing information on the artifacts ”

A This is the declaration to support the promotion.

very specific new information management processes and organizational structures to create a liability for miles, application support processes km Enabling Technologies CHALLENGES OF HIGHER EDUCATION in India: –

Expansion of higher education in India

successful ‘Green Revolution’, ‘Space Technology’ information technology ‘nuclear’ and ‘India is to achieve higher “- we owe it all the higher education system, as it came over 60 years of Indian independence. undeniably, the Indian education system, which has contributed significantly to the growth of India being the world’s second largest economy growing, , the third largest economy in the world, the fastest growing market of mobile phone, the owner of the largest bandwidth, and help with the second highest proportion of scientists and engineers worldwide . Increase Assets:

India is dramatically growing number of universities in six years, and especially since 1990, this growth was for any other reason. by expanding the number of state universities and deemed universities. The period from the year 1990 as well as promotion of private universities. The university is expanding relatively slowly and lead terms of regional distribution unbundling. He also stated that the vast majority of universities, the state government manages to associate particular ate in nature. Because of the current number of universities in the country where the burden Bringing together high school university high uncontrollably and inconsistent, in some cases, a number of colleges affiliated with the University, running as high as many hundreds. Thus, despite the significant increase in the number of universities are needed more space for further expansion in the number of high schools and universities.

Inclusiveness and Gender:

Participants diversity, inclusion, and inequality, there is great diversity own way and some of the faculty and students a rich range of research institutes, private liberal arts colleges and community colleges. While participants issues and strategies in each of the three areas relevance, diversity, inclusion, and inequality in education (DIIE), most of our conversation focused on diversity and inequality. Quality and Excellence: / requires> p provide excellent education structural and institutional reforms as well as a greater proportion of financial resources. Transmission quality of education would mean improved infrastructure, increased use of information and communication technology, teaching and learning in groups small, providing autonomy to faculties, departments and individual teachers. But more than deliver that quality education requires that ‘development capabilities ‘ or calling are enough programs for top award -up ‘ of the faculty are not stale, it retains its vibrancy and the dynamics of research, education and innovation in designing new methods of teaching.

The world has become a modern technological education of quality needs. Government is the world to appoint committees and commissions, to excellence in education. Curriculum is reviewed and extended to more informed and more relevant in the curricula of schools and colleges higher education funding.

strongly on the importance and the need for establishing new common institutions of higher education and career hardly be ignored, but should invest in existing facilities and institutions that have less priority.

proposed fee quite a trip can hardly provide the necessary resources. We any way the fee is not justified. In addition, it proposes the need for building stronger and stronger private – public partnership funding and improve quality of higher education, unhesitatingly supported the proposal, as we have seen , and mutual practical benefits for private households, industries on the one hand and universities and higher education beneficiaries on the other side.. For example, universities and research institutions in research and innovation can provide a competitive advantage to Indian industry and can provide on the spot, based on experience for students. academic and administrative reforms

Unlike the equity expansion / inclusion, and quality / excellence, where efforts to make policy decisions in the context of management reforms in the field of academics, and administration are already well together and announced by the publicity.

Although the recommendations of the credit system, semester system, other international assessments, less the written examination component, teacher evaluation by students, inter-institutional mobility, etc. to be generally accepted, many of them have been implemented and operationalized as yet. Some of them were tried and failed, and some others on a selective basis. As a result, many institutional changes in recruitment, examination, faculty and administrative procedures relating Role of Private Schools. A

spread the education to achieve this thanks to the active state support, financed from public funds it deems necessary to ensure equal opportunities for all of higher education. It is a policy, however, declared that the country is also encouraging private investment in higher education as far as controlling the charities and nonprofit motives. While mostly universities in public domain, India has a history of large numbers of colleges established and maintained by private management. recently gained the self-financing private institutions, universities and other degree awarding institutions prominent. At the same time has seen the trend among publicly funded institutions and run courses on self-financing basis. Later, private universities, came through the state legislature or through the university system also must be defined

internationalize the education. You can

questions about the internationalization of higher education will be discussed in two broad heads, which represent two broad aspects of the problem. The first aspect deals with the demand for Indian higher education open to service providers international, and on the second aspect of dealing with the internationalization of Indian higher education. Having to go abroad for higher education has long been the most valuable destination for students of underdeveloped and developing countries. Who was called the most student foreign students for their dedication and determination, and was often a source of pride for my college, they were rarely seen as a source of income. But there are many things change regime post WTO / GATS.

developing countries now considered a market for higher education and foreign universities from other countries compete with each other to increase their market share. As the demand for opening the higher education sector in India for foreign service providers is increasing, the question of providing the appropriate regulatory framework for international education providers in the government during negotiations. effective regulatory mechanism is necessary for quality education with equity and accountability. It was also felt that Indian universities and colleges should be allowed to form strategic alliances with universities and other foreign institutions of repute, and that universities should be allowed in India research collaboration with universities abroad, but these measures should share aa one where Indian rights design and copyrights counter CONCEPT Knowledge Management in Education: -.

Information Education Information Education for Skills Training Literacy for Employment Training for livelihood training for strengthening education for Social Development and the National in Training main question:

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

A Micro-level management tasks:

structuring and distributing course material to prepare studies and presentation of study materials and communication between the educational institutions (student-faculty, student-student) Implementation of classroom tasks, either individually or group based on performance evaluation B. Macro-level management tasks:

Journey to the total educational process organization and management of information and knowledge flows within the educational organization monitors the performance of students, faculty, courses, curricula, and (allocation) information resources available the monitoring results to the objectives and standards of the dynamic changes in the educational program in response to the contradictions between the objectives and standards, and results of operations. INFORMATION MANAGEMENT FOCUS:

“. focus on knowledge management to ‘do the right thing’ instead of doing the right thing “framework, in which the organization views its processes as knowledge processes, and includes all business processes in distributed creation and application of knowledge organizational maintenance and survival ”

TYPES OF INFORMATION.

is are two types,

About Implicit information specifically clear information

p <> strong> p / objective, rational, technically straightforward and easily documented shift / teaching / learning

p, subjective cognitive, experiential learning, solid convert hard document / teaching / learning < requires / strong> Many of the human performances PROCESS KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: –

Knowledge Management Process for schools, colleges and universities. Some would argue that knowledge sharing is a reason. If so, then the higher education sector should be many examples of these institutions use to spur innovation information, improve services or operational excellence goals. However, although some samples, they are the exception rather than the rule. Knowledge Management is not new material, and experiments are beginning to ripen in the field of education.

I believe that major higher education institutions that develop initiatives to share information to achieve business or organizational objectives. What are the basic concepts of knowledge management as the trends and how they can be applied in higher education and higher education, whether it is willing to accept them or not, we know with this article. shape Some of the trends in the field of knowledge management in the future not-too-distant (even now):

Emerging Technology Solutions -:

NEW TRENDS IN MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION convergence of knowledge management for e-business projects, limited movement of knowledge management projects throughout the company is growing use of knowledge management to support innovation to increase use of implicit knowledge (rather than explicit knowledge) innovation, knowledge management in the current situation of education: – Using knowledge management techniques and technology in education as critical as it is in the corporate sector. If done effectively, it can lead to better decision making capabilities, reduced “product development cycle time (for curriculum development, for example, and research), to improve the academic and administrative services and costs reduction. Consider the number of faculty and staff with institutional knowledge. For example, the size of the institute faculty member who led the successful implementation of a curriculum review task? Or secretary of the department who knows how to navigate complex project development and procurement? Or researcher who has informal links with the National Science Foundation? Or special assistant to the president, who discovered (or created), reports that might be useful to all department chairs or deans use to develop their own strategic plans?

depending on the institutional knowledge of the particular individual they may limit the flexibility and the ability to respond to any organization. The challenge is to translate knowledge of these people live in the moment, and was widely and easily available to any faculty member, staff person, or other ingredients. The institution can broad approach of knowledge management as a result of exponentially improve the sharing of knowledge, both explicit and implicit, and the increase in benefits thereafter. Is higher education ready to adopt knowledge management? An important feature of the institution’s readiness to adopt knowledge management, its culture, beliefs, values, norms and behavior specific to the organization. Informally, it is an unwritten rule, or “how to actually do things.” The higher education is moving from old culture, which considers what is in it for me? “The new culture that says,” What is it for our people? “In developing a culture is ready for knowledge management CONCLUSION: -. Innovations

in knowledge management to improve standards for all institutions to develop performance The students from each faculty, according to its progress can the nation be seen openly. Knowledge management refers to the number of procedures used to identify organizations to higher levels of innovation in education. The sharing of information in industry, colleges, universities, and almost every institution in the country, is to capture the information. Development of Knowledge Management, the national economy is increasing and can compete in the global news

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Strategic planning is done in K-12 from Carmelita Thompson and William Allan Kritsonis, PhD program in educational leadership, PV, Texas A & M System

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implementation of strategic planning in the K-12 from Carmelita Thompson and William Allan Kritsonis, PhD program in educational leadership,

PV, Texas A & M System
Carmelita Thompson and William Allan Kritsonis, PhD

Introduction

Paths importance of knowing through the Empire (Kritsonis , 2007) A practical framework for strategic planning, which will run education organizations in innovative ways. Strategic plan being developed to implement educational organization Dr. Kritsonis’ (2007) fundamental patterns of thought known as symbolism, empiricism, aesthetics, synnoetics, ethics, and SynOptics. The strategic planning process which determines the current state of educational organization, the objectives expected long-term projections for the future and develops strategies to achieve future aspirations. Strategic planning must be flexible and practical, yet to be used as a guide to implementing the program to evaluate the progress of educational organizations. Strategic basic patterns he weaves familiar ways over the meaning of (Kritsonis , 2007) build on innovative thinking and critical analysis that will improve performance and enhance educational organizations.
Purpose Rule

as this article aims to discuss ways in which strategic planning is done using methods of information through the Empire of Meaning (Kritsonis 2007 produces) high-performance learning organizations. Skilled strategic planning is to assess current needs, developing learning organizations are considering the future, building commitment, and serves as a guide for education. Effective strategic planning includes the formulation of educational organization vision, mission and values to set the future course wishes

First Realm. Symbolics
The first is the symbolic meaning of the empire. Dr. Kritsonis (2007) that the plain language such as gestures, rituals, and rhythmic patterns enable people to communicate on a personal level. Effective leadership is the cornerstone of the learning environment. Gonzalez Eaker and write about management training.
Vytvářejí systems and processes to employ on the collaboration between teams of teachers in 1) explains the basic knowledge and skills to get every field unit level and above every instruction 2) joint development often track Every student learning time, and 3) implementation plan across the intervention school students get more time and support for learning, when the problem is. ( Eaker & Gonzalez 2007, p. 6)

leadership training organizations to combine vision, mission and values to drive its future into the best organization is necessary. The vision statement describes what is intended by the organization. I know, where the educational institution at some time in the future. Organizational mission supports the vision and describes the benefit of the organization. Organizational values of the state organization and the key objectives within the culture of the organization.
necessary for the implementation of the strategic plan using the symbols. The vision must be clearly indicated in educational organizations. Vision must capture the current state of educational organizations, and serves as a guide the direction of the organization. As a way to help the principal ensure that educational institutions strive to achieve, a vision, focusing the organization’s mission. The vision should resonate with all members of educational organizations. Organizations must Education expectations indicate clearly that the members be able to work effectively. The effective strategic planning when it comes to dealing with energy and education organizations.
second Realm: empiricism

The second area includes the importance of empiricism empiricism facts and the truth, says Dr. Kritsonis “The sciences provide factual descriptions, and formulation of theoretical generalizations and that explanation .. based on the observation and trial in the world of matter, mind the life and society” (Kritsonis 2007, p. 12). According to Dr. Kritsonis (2007), the science dealing with facts and figures refer to data observation. Education data collection is essential to strategic planning in educational organizations.
Strategic planning, with emphasis on empiricism, the design of educational needs assessment of the organization, finances, and it enables the organization to set priorities for data-driven. Educational organizations must take to data assistant responsibilities within the organization. It is essential that the strategic planning of educational organizations to carry out critical analysis of the continuum of policy formulation, and evaluation, management, monitoring and evaluation. Must collect data and analyze the current situation in the organization and critical issues related to the organization and functioning of the job to learning organizations. Strategic planning process requires a multi-method approach to collect comprehensive data. These types of multi-method approach including standardized tests, observations, surveys, interviews, document gathering and other formal and informal measures organizational status. Results and remedial options together to provide policy directions. Since the system is analyzed to establish the trend. You can create separate programs or resources can be mobilized on the basis of information obtained through analysis of data. A Continuum of monitoring, control and analysis underway. Educational leadership understands that organizations must constantly change ( Eaker & Gonzalez , 2007). The data can be collected more educational organizations to improve organizations more effective. The assessment is necessary to continuously improve strategic planning and educational organizations to ensure that the vision

Third Reich. Aesthetics

Dr. Kritsonis s ays, that the integrity of medical devices, which can be regarded as personal integrity (2007). Must
educational organizations including the arts in the strategic plan. It is essential that the educational organization that is meaningful connections across academic disciplines and daily life. The arts can strengthen their learning skills in touch with the real world. Another positive impact of arts education for students including attendance, communication and critical thinking. Art requires discipline and transfer those skills to the company. study by Allen, Edmonson, and Fisher (2009) showed, using verbal art and language students’ skills. Allen Edmonson and Fisher were the results that the nature of art classes to help students to better reflect the thoughts, feelings and emotions through expressive use of her body, and creative ability. Such training could be of benefit to students in form of expression in writing by writing and reading TAKS to assist students in the TAKS. (Allen, Edmonson, and Fisher, 2009, p. 47)

Fourth Realm: Synnoetic

Dr. Kritsonis to synnoetics describes as “… meanings, in which that person direct insight into others (or herself) as a concrete unit of the existing relationship” (Kritsonis 2007, 393 p. ). Synnoetics can be easily defined strategic planning. It is essential that educational institutions understand their current position to understand their future aspirations. critical analysis of the educational organization internal and external environment, provide information to assess current needs of the organization and needs for future planning. The heart of strategic planning flexibility and continuous evaluation and strategic planning between the planning process to ensure the success of the organization. Dr. Kritsonis clearly states that “the man who remembers how to be, and the assumptions. Refers to himself as not only a gift but also as past and future” (Kritsonis

, 2007, p. 397). This statement can be applied to educational organizations as well. Educational organizations must be aware of each other to provide the best educational opportunities today, tomorrow and in the future. Organizations must receive education in their history to determine how previous perceptions affect existing projects. Must understand as well as educational organizations external environment, also the global market to meet the needs of students and prepare them for the global challenges.

Fifth Realm: Ethics

The fifth area of the label by Dr . “The essence of the meanings of ethical or moral knowledge, correct conduct of any business, what man is doing it voluntarily” Kritsonis, (2007, p. 443). Educational organizations must include in their ethics. strategic planning, training organizations have policies or codes of conduct Steven Bowman (2008) explains that the best way to describe the ethics of using these four words. rights, obligations, justice and integrity. He goes on to say that the words the power of the bottom, which seemed, on the basis of ethical considerations.
The ethical standards are important to ensure that the organization is working within the legal education and the community as a learning organization ethics. A code of ethics in education institutions need to promote ethical teaching methods. Educational organizations must implement continuous assessment to promote ethical standards within the organization. Ethics, the protection of your actions will occur within the organization. Ethics is the foundation of the vision, mission and values created.
Several other important ethical codes, aimed at educational organizations honesty, integrity and respect. Here are the established religious-cultural and civilization. Educational organizations must for students to encourage collaboration across disciplines and with comments and contributions from others to learn. The combination of learning, promotes critical thinking world, creativity, integrity, responsibility, ethics and

sixth kingdom. Synoptics

Synoptics is the sixth Reich. Dr. Kritsonis says SynOptics “includes the meanings of the term integrated function, linking meanings from all areas into one view, which is to provide” one vision “to” review “meanings” ( 2007, p. 483). Dr. Kritsonis recounts understanding that history deals with events that happened. Historian must describe that, and interpret events (2007). An understanding of the history of educational institutions is essential prerequisite for strategic planning. Check the history of the organization builds and strategic planning on the past success or failure of the organization expand its reach. This type of planning is based on educational institutions bold and aggressive to keep pace with social, economic and demographic active measures to assess performance of the organization’s success.
Educational organizations strategic planning method should include a thorough analysis of the organization’s history and current situation. Must review the Education organizations milestones to determine their impact on the organization. Effective strategic planning requires educational institutions to visualize the future status organizace looking back on his past. It is essential that educational organizations should do to better respond to society. educational organizations are required to provide educational services required by the current and future citizens of the contributions needed to keep the company. educational organization comply with the obligation to provide adequate resources to taxpayers. Although skeptical Micah strategic planning in education, he writes, “The strategic planning can play an important role also for public relations in education. For example, the strategic planning in education to help improve school-community relations relating to parents and community members through the formal process of Strategic Planning “(Micah, 1995, paragraph 8). Strategic plan can bridge the gap between schools and the local community. The strategic plan includes educational organization, the commitment to provide access to a wide range of educational services.

Concluding statements

Finally, education is a focal point for American society today. No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, signed into law by President Bush in 2002, the Reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (Education Week, 2004). No Child Left Behind Act expanded federal government role in education. This occurred because of the widespread concern over education. The legislation is expected that the goal of every public school in America. The heart-No Child Left Behind Act, several provisions designed to ensure that gains achieved widespread student and states and schools more accountable for student progress (Education Week, 2004) hold.
The need for effective strategic planning is important for every educational institution. Will be ongoing problems in the education of students and the pressures of success depend on a well developed strategic plan, which acts as an integral part of day to day management and future aspirations in public education. Provides Dr. Kritsonis’ learning routes through the empire Meaning (2007) practical framework joining the six areas of strategic planning is important. Six areas of strategic planning basis to lift the vision, mission and values-driven, which creates a successful learning organizations. strategic planning aligns an organization on the environment and examine the views and cultures around the world to achieve long-term stability. The strategic planning is an ongoing process. Strategic planning in educational institutions provide a framework for supporting quality, student-based education.

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The Dr. William Allan Kritsonis served as superintendent of schools, elementary, teacher, director of field experiences and student learning, university professor, editor and publisher, was a guest lecturer at the Oxford Roundtable at Oxford United, United Kingdom.

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Dr. Kritsonis identified as the major graduate in 2004, identified by Dr. William Allan Kritsonis as Central Washington University Alumni Association Distinguished Graduate College of Education and vocational studies. Dr. Kritsonis was nominated by the alumni, former students, friends, faculty and staff. Final selection was at the Alumni Association Board of Directors. Recipients are CWU graduates of 20 years or more, and they are recognized for their success in the professional field and have a positive impact to society. For the second consecutive year, a U. S. News & World Report Central Washington University among the top elite institutions of the community in the West. CWU had 12 listed in the online learning 2006 “America’s best colleges.”

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Women and Education: Critical Review

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Women and Education: Critical Review

Women and Education: A Critical Review * Dr.P.Shanmukha Rao * * Dr.NVSSuryanarayana
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Empowering women is an essential element of political and social development. Growth and development depends on community and civil society on their growth and development of individuals in general and women in particular. There is no doubt that men and women equally, but women have a crucial role in over-all development of society and the nation. Women are equal partners in growth and community development, family and society. Women were proud position of each religion. In Islam, the Christianity, Hinduism and other religions are respected and highlighted because of their status and rights. The complete Holy Quran Sura, “Sura-i-Nisa ‘is devoted to the role of animal welfare, rights and obligations of women. No student of philosophy comparative religion fails to note that the fountain every faith spiritual and the basic structure of every civilized society, a woman whose compassion blesses the work of infusing new life to humanity. A
Women established the family society, and ultimately the nation. In this article, an attempt was made to discuss the importance of education for women and the role and status of women in this story. constitutes
Women on important segment of society and shaping the future of the entire human race and the nation. It correct that behind every successful man woman. This clearly shows that women are an integral part of our society are not only fundamental to breed and bear children, but also the personal development of our future generations and the development of nation as whole.1 role and status of women by all standards is associated with a range varying circumstances, inter alia, women’s education, personality development, women’s education, family background, social views, circumstances, political conditions, religious orders and production. status can not, however, biological and social conditions of women, as well as her roles as mother or sister or daughter, on the one hand, and the wife or mother-in-law, sister-in-law or daughter-in- law, on the other side ignored.
Women in good health and positive leadership skills are very important in every family and in society. Role of women in traditional societies, of course, limited to housekeeping on the basis of traditional values , attitudes and habits, but the family culture in the context of early socialization is very important factor, then discourages or encourages, its socio-economic participation in family activities and, therefore, organizational, social and political the company’s affairs.
Women in almost every social set-up plays an important role in the economic prosperity of the family. Her mother cares, worries, loves, affection, and take showers all the pain for the whole family, and therefore have an important role not only as a home maker, home manager, but also in maintaining social ties with friends, relatives and neighbors.

perspective :

Education is an important weapon for over-all development of the community, in particular and society in general. depends on the growth and development community and civil society on growth and development of the individual. Women were and are still growing more equal partners than all family and community development, and society. Women constitute an important segment of society and to shape the future of individual nations, and humanity. It is so successful right behind every man woman. This clearly shows that women are an integral part of our society is of fundamental importance not only to breed and bear children, but also the personal development of our future generations and to develop the nation as whole.1

Ženy to stand proud of all religions. In Islam, Christianity, Hinduism and other religions, women are respected and highlighted because of their status and rights. The whole Holy Quran Sura, “Sura-i- Nisa ‘is devoted to the role of animal welfare, rights and obligations of women. No student of comparative philosophy of religion fail to notice that the fountain all spiritual beliefs and the basic structure of every civilized society, a woman whose compassion blesses the work of infusing new life to humanity. Women are the foundation of the family society, and ultimately the nation.
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The role and status of women in every way, related to changing field conditions, inter alia, women’s education, personal development, women’s education, family environment, social views, circumstances, political conditions, religious orders and production. Status can not, however, biological and social conditions of women, as well as her roles as mother or sister or daughter, on the one hand, and the wife or mother-in-law, sister-in-law or daughter-in- law, on the other side ignored.
Women in good health and positive leadership skills are very important in every family and in society. Role of women in traditional societies, of course, limited to housekeeping on the basis of traditional values, attitudes and habits, but the family culture which takes place early socialization is very important factor in the later stage, encourages or discourages participation in socio- household economic activities and, therefore, organizational, social and political affairs of the company. Women in almost every social set-up plays an important role in the economic prosperity of the family. Her mother cares, worries, loves, affection, and take showers all the pain for the whole family, and therefore have an important role not only as a home maker, home manager, but also in maintaining social ties with friends, relatives and neighbors.
This paper has made a reasonable effort to critically examine the education and status of women in light of the changing situation. Literacy among women and the impact of education vis-à-vis was analyzed empowerment of women at high light the contribution of women in developing political, economic and social.

Women and Education:

Education as an important ingredient for growth and community development, in particular and society in general. The essence of human emancipation education, and disease potential weapon against poverty, and hunger. Education is an important element in shaping the character of the individual. It is through education one learns the various roles and expectations This also means that the role and mechanism meet.
Each country provides its citizens equality before the law and equal protection laws. In addition, there are equal opportunities in employment and other issues, guaranteed by the constitutional provisions in every civil country. The Indian Constitution guarantees equality and equal opportunities for citizens regardless of race, caste, religion or sex, or region. However, it was found that women are lagging behind in almost every area, but not their vital role in bringing the family to be considered. Kapoor has 2 in their study had correctly found that the heart of the nation’s women, as well as a body composed of millions of cells driven by their nuclei, a nation of millions of households dependent on women, housewives and mothers their progress and prosperity. Health and growth depends on the vitality of body cells, also depends on the health and growth of the nation on the vitality of his wife. Provides
mother like the best human resources for the nation. Napoleon once said give me a good mother, I’ll get you a good nation. The annual conference on community development, Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru 3 observed.
“To wake up people, it is women who should be words When you’re on the road to keep moving house and the ground moves, so we. India to build tomorrow …..

Pt. The Nehru including the opinion, when a woman ahead, the village moves, the nation moves. women are equal partners in the development of human resources and their different capabilities to contribute a large share of the political and economic fields. was applied on the importance of educating women around the world. How report by the World Bank is 4, is significant investments in education in developing countries, but two thirds of the world’s illiterates are women, which in many countries, only achieved with erratic attendance, which is equivalent to two or three primary years. The education of children more education mothers than fathers, because illiterate mothers race illiteracy.5

to end illiteracy among women is a major step toward ending gender inequality and to empower women to play their role in national development.6 us over the past fifty years, the number of illiterate people among the women who form the majority. Venkataraman 7 then observed the President of India, while initiating the first national conference on end women’s illiteracy.
“Our country can not progress if women soaked in ignorance. Announced the new National Policy on Education in recognition of the fact that education, the agent of change, can accelerate the completion of social evils and achieve equality. .. A

Women country is the foundation of humanity and one of the major contributors to the development of human resources: ..”

strong> p / women. This is only a small number of women who are doing no doubt be considered in various areas such as administration, business, science, commerce, education, politics and various other industries. It is clear that in Despite the commendable contribution of women in almost every area of life and society, whose role in policy making or decision making bodies is significant. Drawn Short profile of women in the current scenario up in

Jakarta Declaration 8 the following terminology:

“Women constitute almost fifty percent of the population, makes up thirty percent of the official workforce, filling sixty percent of each hour will work, get ten percent of world income and even less than one per cent of the world itself. “
properly maintained Usha 9, and in this case, only 10.0 percent of parliamentary positions and 6.0 percent of ministerial positions filled by women. Nisar Ahmad 10 in his paper ‘women’s empowerment and political attitudes suggests that women are underrepresented in the ranks of power, politics and decision-making bodies. Women represent less than 5.0 per cent of the world’s heads of big companies and the location best in international organizations. The following figures on eye opener in terms of representation of women in various sectors in India.
) Women doctors registered (1995) 20.80 per cent

b) Women Chartered Accountants ( 1996) 05,80 per cent

c) Women Judges of the Supreme Court (1996) 03:00 per cent

d) Women in the Supreme Court (1996) 04,00 per cent

e) women in IAS (1997) 10.30 per cent

f) Women in IFS (1998) 11.40 per cent

g) Women in IPS (1999) 03,50 p) Women in the Rajya saws (1998) 06,12 i) Women in saws lok (1998) 08,99 p> p /
Women play an important role in shaping humanity in the right perspective, but suffered and still suffers from the greatest male society. Women spend energy to a new generation, and thereby strengthen the company and the nation in the true sense, but they are still helpless and powerless. United Nations World Conference for ten years for women to define the overall development of these developments, including the development of political, economic, social and cultural human. World community at the Earth Summit in Rio 11 pledged to commitment to the empowerment of women, which they believe is central and powerful force in search of a safe, economic and social justice, survival of each species and the common goal of a healthy planet in which future generations can sustain and flourish.

Education and Society:

Education is an important part of development and is closely associated with the process of development, society, communities, and nations . Female education and training on gross root level to provide a ‘base’ and ‘primary inputs’, but at a higher level of education is expected to provide leadership in all areas of life. Education is a continuous process of learning a man who end.12 The process is vital for human resource development, building the country, national development and transformation. At the beginning of the 21st century, literacy has become a vital and critical input into the development process for each country.
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is Some of literacy as a factor in Human Development Index and under the auspices of UNESCO , many countries agreed in the fight against illiteracy problem. World Declaration on Education for All Congress took place in Jomtien place in Thailand (1990) is a milestone in direction.13 recent World Education Forum held in Senegal (2000) is to show other international commitments. Two of the six goals of Dakar Framework of Action – made international commitments to education for all of them in 2015.14 However, , most women are illiterate. It is clear that in most developing and under-developed countries remain vast majority of people are illiterate and not able to reap the benefits of development and therefore on continue to suffer in the high-tech society and knowledge-based modern.
literacy vary from country to country in the same country and from region to region, depending on the number of variables. The table below shows the sex wise literacy status of the SAARC countries, namely Maldives, Sri Lanka, India, Bhutan, Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh. The literacy status of the SAARC countries are given in Table-I

Table – In
SAARC literacy status

Country

Non-literate pop. 15 +

(millions)

Literacy Rate 15 + per cent (2000) ___________________________________

Total Male Female Difference
the first Maldives

00 005

96.90

97.00

96.80

00.20

The second Sri Lanka

001 167

91.60

94.40

89.00

05.40

The 3rd India

259 530

60.97

73.35

47.82

25.53
Pakistan

046 702

43.20

57.40

27.90

29.50
Nepal

007 922

41.70

59.40

24.00

35.40
p / 050 558

40.00

49.40

30.20

19.20 p / p> Data in the table above shows that the highest level of literacy among the SAARC countries in the Maldives with 96.90 per cent literacy level. Male and female literacy is the Maldives almost the same. The lowest level of literacy (40.0 percent) among the SAARC countries, figures for 2000 in Bangladesh to 49.40 per cent for men and for women 30.20 per cent. Nepal’s literacy level was at 41.70 per cent to 49.40 per cent in males and 30.20 percent among women. In Nepal, the difference between men and women in literacy 35.40 per cent. Pakistan in 2000, registered literacy level of 43.20 per cent 57.40 per cent for men and 27.90 women per cent. recorded the difference between male and female literacy at 29.50 per cent.
In addition, levels of literacy in Bhutan and Afghanistan, according to the World Education Report -1995 15 show that The literacy rate in Bhutan with a population of 0.55 million 42.20 percent, as well as in Afghanistan, the population was 8.16 million at 31.50 per cent. Women in Bhutan was 28.10 per cent literacy and Afghanistan, as low as 15.0 per cent. The The gap between male and female literacy is 28.10 per cent in Bhutan, and Afghanistan, it is 32.20 per cent.
Estimates UNESCO (2000) , stated that 16 people out of every five adults over 15 illiterate. There were about 860 million illiterate adults worldwide. Among them, 70.0 per cent in sub-Saharan Africa living in Africa, South Asia and West and Arab states. East Asia and Pacific literacy report overall rate of 86.0 per cent. The Latin America and Caribbean region 11.0 per cent of the population is illiterate.
How to report to the UN Population Division, World Population in the late 20th century touched 6070600000 (M = 3054300000, and Women = 3016300000) 17 non-literate population (15 +) is 862.0 million (310.3 million 551.7 million males and females). Literacy levels at the global level in the group aged 15 + 79.7 per cent. (Male = 85.20 percent , women = 74.20 percent)

It seems that in a short time, could it be possible to achieve literacy cent-per cent in countries such as Maldives and Sri Lanka, but is in other SAARC members task very difficult and it may take years to implement the objective of the inputs together. The level of female literacy in India (47.82 per cent), Bangladesh (30.20 per cent), Bhutan (28.10 percent), Pakistan (27.90 percent), Nepal (24.00 per cent) and Afghanistan (15.0 procenta not), even touched 50.0 per cent. The poor woman literacy in these countries are bound to reach the over-all development of the family, particular and society in general.18

literacy levels in some Asian countries better than the level of literacy in the countries of SAARC. is Korea’s literacy rate is 97.80 per cent and Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam are more Over 90.0 per cent, when it is Malaysia, Indonesia, China and Myanmar over 84.0 per cent. The status of Iran and Laos Literacy 76.0 percent and 64.8 percent, respectively.19

The world literacy rate is improving, and female literacy as well as the trend was up, but in some developing countries have female literacy is still lower ebb. India is one of the developing countries, where female literacy in some countries is still very low. Moreover, the SAARC countries lagging far behind in literacy status in relation to literacy status of other Asian countries. It is interesting to note that the level Laos literacy is much better than the level of literacy in India. The status of literacy in the most populous countries, including those already discussed, as illustrated in Table II-

Table status II
Literacy : The most populous country

Country / Stage

<> pi Non-literate pop. Step. 15 + (millions)

Literacy Rate 15 + per cent (2000) Total Male Female Difference

The first Mexico

(09) 005.845

91.20

93.30

89.10

04, 20

The second Brazil

(08) 015.885

86.90

87.00

86.80

08, 00

The 3rd Indonesia

(07) 019.377

86.80

91.80

81.90

00, 20

2004 China

(2002) 141 903

85.20

92.10

77.90

14 , 20

05 Nigeria

(05) 022.510

64.00

72.20

56.10

16, 10

06 India

(01 ) 259 530

60.97

73.35

47.82

09, 90

07 Egypt

(06) 019.613

55.30

66.60

43.80

22, 80

08 Pakistan

(04) 046.702

43.20

57.40

27.90

29, 50

09.Bangladesh

(03) 050.558

40.00

49.40

30.20 shows

19.20

The figures in Table-II that The most populated country among the nine countries in the age group (15 +), India (259.530 EUR) to 60.97 per cent literacy level in this age group, followed by China (CZK 141,530 million) with more moderate position on literacy 85.20 per cent. Bangladesh has a population of 50,558,000 in the 15 + age group at the bottom of the literacy ladder from nine countries. (40.0 percent). Pakistan with a population of 46,702,000 (15 +) age group that literacy level of 43.20 per cent, slightly better than Bangladesh. Nigeria, with the nine countries, populated by the fifth place, level of literacy is 64.0 percent, better than India. Egypt, located on the sixth level by population, the literacy level of 55.30 per cent lower than the level of literacy in India, but much better than the level of literacy, Pakistan and Bangladesh. In addition, Indonesia, Brazil and Mexico, according to population, the state The 7, 8 and 9 positions, respectively, but as far as the literacy status of their position in reverse order, ie the nine most populous countries, Mexico has the highest literacy level (91.20 percent), and followed by Brazil (86.90 percent) and Indonesia (86.80 procenta) 12:20

All the countries around the world working to expand educational network to respond to the challenges of illiteracy. Measures taken in relation to changes from country to country in the same country and from region to region, depending on resources available in any country or region.
women in any society is an important factor in enabling women to participate in economic development and political society:
Women Empowerment and Development. In India, educational programs aimed at eradication of illiteracy among women for equality in society and ensure their power.
National Policy on Education (NPE ) to use education as a strategy to achieve fundamental changes in the status of women. The main features of NPE follows.21

) To turn the education system to plan a positive interventionist role in enabling

ladies .
b) To promote the study of women in various courses and support

educational institutions to adopt a more active program for women

development.
c) For expand access for women in professional, technical and

Training,

d) To create a dynamic management structure to cope with the proposed objectives.
new education policy 22 provides the following features to improve

Women:

) Build a positive self-image and confidence;

<> pb) develop the ability to think critically,>
<> PE) reasonable opportunities for economic independence.
Gender equality is essential for over all growth. Moreover, sex can be achieved through education so that they are capable of critical understanding about the things that surround them.
conclusions and recommendations :

Women are an integral part of our society. Can not the idea of humanity is conceived with the ladies. Presentation of Women in the sacred books of very high status and are loved by various adjectives. She is known as the mother of the nation and says that the mother educated the whole family education.
Women through the ages had an important role in economic, social and political. She showed ability and both as a distributor of bread, but also as one of the major contributors to family income.
Women in the urban set up side by side with men working against parts in all areas of life. In most industries, women excel in male counter parts and are very successful in their efforts.
A woman on a vegetable grower or vendor or the vendor of fish or the care of cattle and sell milk or can be work in private or public sector or working as a housekeeper, or as ordinary workers or family members working in paddy fields or orchards, or do other special work, contributes to family income in many ways, and plays important in the development of socio-economic and political life of the nation.
Women of all your business or profession may be to contribute to humanity to humble way, that offense can not under any circumstances be underestimated. The
Female literacy is something important input for economic, social and political civil society, and therefore, every segment of society, especially educational institutions play an important role in the undertaking. Needless to say that An important aspect of social education in universities an instrument of social regeneration and reconstruction.23

Women’s education is undoubtedly important for the growth and development of the family and society as a whole, but the thing that most women worldwide and is still far below than the men. believed to mean the right one training education of man, but education means education involves the whole family. In order to promote social, economic and political women’s education, should be a top priority at every place at every level.
Women in high-technology company is a modern moving very quickly in the shade of a population explosion, chaos of conflict, and possible contamination , shape the personality of adolescents and young people in the right direction and attitude, assuming that women are empowering themselves. A
women’s empowerment is essential aspect of human resource development. United Nations World Conference Women decade to define the overall development of these developments, including cultural, political, social, economic and.
A critical role of women in social, economic and political society, provided that They know their rights and obligations. must be their vision of their role in this story should be clear, to serve the cause of humanity and the basic meaning of life to identify.

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Preparation of teaching strategies for preschool children as a tutor in Punjab, Pakistan

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Preparation teaching strategies for preschool children as a tutor in Punjab, Pakistan

INTRODUCTION

Early Childhood

A The early childhood age known by different teachers, different psychologists, scholars and scientists. Some consist of 3-6 years (Sahu & Wikipedia) and, to some, which spans the human life from birth to age eight years (NAEYC). Whatever might be on the whole, these are the years during which all aspects of their personality development, namely the physical, mental, emotional, social, language, analytical and creative. More than eighty percent of the human personality, including his attitude and the ability established under six years (Sahu, 2004). Fifty percent of the intelligence measured at age seventeen, to reach the age of four years (Bloom).
childhood (EEC) soon

ECE prepares children for primary education. It lays the foundation for developing reading writing and number work. It encourages interaction with the environment, participate in group activities, and enhances creativity and problem solving in children. ECE classes are a mixture of moral, intellectual and social growth for physical, mental, social, emotional and language development in early childhood age children.
characteristics of early childhood aged children and the role of educators

role of teachers in ECE is significant because it is responsible for the children ready for school and support development carry out child. Froebel seed per child and teachers or caregivers compared with gardeners. Its functions under Harlene teachers, children’s curiosity and provide support, ie a real educational activities.

first At this stage, coordination between what the children want to do and what it can do. The role of early childhood educators to promote development through the adoption of all children had experienced previously. It is essential to monitor continuously the growth patterns of children and develop motor skills they use different types of games. Second According to the description of Piaget, children over the years at 2-6 pre-operational. The focus on social constructivism approach to the active role of children in building their own understanding. According to Vygotsky, the role of adults in children’s cognitive development is much more important to select an activity in children. Early childhood educators should teach your children to learn by giving them the opportunity to learn may not be able to teach myself. Third During the year the child interact and older, as well as teachers on new features. Much of the game is decided through interactions and negotiations. It must be lonely games, as well as cooperative. Many educators focus on playing opportunities for social and emotional development of children. They should be open to experiences, meal options and flexibility for outdoor experiences (Arthur et all, 1998). Educators should be aware of the concepts developed in children. Individual differences should be addressed diversity positively. 4 You language is taught from the time the first child enters the classroom in the morning until the last child goes home. The teacher taught both directly and through the activities and experiences, and indirectly by language speech, and behavior. (Foreword, Matthew, 2005). 5 A much understanding of moral values in this age level based on the concept of justice. Which means that appreciation is fair and morally acceptable. Negotiation not only increases children’s ability to solve problems, but also encourages them to take on the perspective of others. Aims early childhood education from an early age

According to the Department of Education (2006) the goals of early childhood education, therefore could development of the child to learn and grow, they provide an appropriate environment to ensure safety, use and method of the fun and unique experience in teaching and learning, preparing children for formal education and awareness of fundamental cultural values and norms development.
The importance of early childhood education

ECE helps many vulnerable children in poor outcomes such as to avoid school let out. Global Monitoring Report on Education for each state (2005)
ECE quality improved fitness is not only physical development, cognitive and language skills, social and emotional children, but also creates conditions for further “.
ECE develops in children love of knowledge activities and questioned. They are encouraged to do things themselves. They are prepared for school life. Opportunities for early childhood education in providing benefits, later school success and for years vzdělávání.Raná lifelong prove crucial information, personality, social and physical development. These years lay the foundation for all aspects, which remain throughout life. (Woodhead, 2006). Early brain development affects the long-term cognition , imagination, ability and behavior of individuals. (Mustard, 2002). Early childhood has been described as the biggest step to improve investment performance across the life course (Hunzai, 2007). Preschool Education in Pakistan

In Pakistan, Islamic and Quranic education is emphasized from an early age. The training through the three methods, formal madrasas, non-formal and informal, whether in mosques, ie, or at home. Even in the most remote areas, Koranic education is considered “mandatory”, according to tradition and effective way to instill moral values and teach life skills at an early age. It is estimated that more than 80 percent of the children between 40-10 years of Islamic education by this way.
There ECE in Pakistan since 1970 in the formal primary schools. In public schools, the qualifications required for teaching in the classroom as the Katcha same for primary, higher secondary education certificate with one year teaching certificate. Katcha These classes are part of a class curriculum taught at the National Curriculum. Teachers’ Resource Centre (TRC), developed national ECE curriculum intended to support Provide ‘training and classroom material development and distribution of’ talus bastas ECE teachers learning kits for primary and early years.
study Juma (2004) shows that children taught in the traditional manner, with the position teacher at the blackboard control children. was encouraged rote memorization. In the private sector in the provision of early childhood, primarily used for the Montessori approach does only for the elite and upper class society-the middle. He found Teachers are not involved in teaching. Some times they do not know the principles of child growth and development. they do not often try to attract the kids teaching learning process. Just give your kids a lesson and put them recall the words without understanding. It’s very tedious, especially for children ages this level, as is the age to play with toys, the company enjoy the peers, repeat things over and make yourself . A
private work at the United Nations pretty promising, with reference to the achievements in the public sector. Children Resource International (CRI), the Aga Khan Foundation (AKF), Teachers’ Resource Centre (TRC) and Home Economics College, Lahore developed various forms of teaching and learning aids, such as books, maps, posters, manuals, cards, ‘instructions, designers, teachers’ kits for teachers, etc.

Pakistan is committed to the framework Dakar for action that was taken at an international conference on “Education for All”, held in Dakar in 2000 AD. The first objective was to broader and more comprehensive hood early childcare and education for all children, especially The children most vulnerable and disadvantaged. Pakistan accepted this challenge, and to appoint a National Plan of Action (NPA) in 2001. The Punjab government investment in ECE from its own budget, in the province of its Action Plan in 2003. The focus is on provide relevant resources at the ECE, but the role of teachers in ECE is very important, and it is neglected. For the first time, the government has sent a separate page at the National Policy of Education policy 1998-2010 and the 2009 as well.
theories on early childhood education

theory already in fashion worldwide for ECE all the bases for the preparation of teaching strategies for early childhood. The most popular theories, the behaviorist orientation (Locke, Skinner, etc.), Maturations orientation (Rousseau, Freud, etc.) and constructivist orientation (Dewey, Piaget and Montessori). (Dopyera, 1993). Behaviorist orientation works employ the principles of strengthening, ie, positive reinforcement, negative reinforce, no reinforcement, and punishment. matured orientation works employ the principles of growth and development of cognitive and constructivist orientation for students on the management structure within the company.
According Carten and Allen (2003)

“The foundation for all educational programs and evolutionary theory or belief of how children develop and learn. Here is our faith guide to teaching and support children as students. “
Tag:. Man Jack HL (2005)

According to Siddiqi, theoretical perspectives on the ECE-1) Maturationist, 2) learning and 3) Interactionist. Here’s the theory:

Table 1

S.no

theoretical perspectives

Curriculum goals

Curriculum Materials

instructional practices

Basic concepts

thinkers of the theory

1

Maturationist

Social, moral and cognitive development. preparing for today

Designed in accordance with the child’s developmental level

The teacher is a facilitator, director.
Early Learning

John Dewey

2

University

behavior change. Preparing for the Future

teacher

A major role of the teacher

Operant Learning

Skinner

3
/ p> independent thinking and problem solving skills. In preparation to understand

Designed by age and developmental level of the child

teacher as collaborator. Prepared environment. Discovery Learning

Constructivism

Piaget

Strategy Education

Web Services Link Engine is a glossary of educational strategy as a resource for all educators. current number of 988 strategies and methods in accordance with the service. (October 19, 2007).
According to Singh and Rana (2004)

“The educational strategy designed this thing organized teacher to determine the interaction between teacher, student and material, or any combination of the three aspects”

We can say that education strategies planned sequence of teaching methods. teaching strategies are an important part of early childhood curriculum. Educational strategies used to improve child education usually derived from research. Each strategy is useful for teachers to support children’s early learning and development of all aspects and dimensions. Educational plans and strategies are ways in which the teacher intends to teach. (Singh & Rana: 2004). The application of the skills strategy The teachers on the organization of teaching learning process

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Guidelines for the preparation of teaching strategies for early childhood education

Here are some principles derived from the books, ie, Early Childhood Education Today Morrison (1988), small children, Verne (1990) and became a teacher of young children Dopyera (1993), etc. The researcher is considered useful for the preparation of educational strategies for teachers in early childhood:

should be a joyful experience for children activities. It should be about everyday activities, so they can teach your children and their responsibilities. It should follow the children’s nature activities. It should be less structured activities. Activities should be able to have sensory training. Instead, each case before the senses. Can not be able to provide socialization training activities as well as training of religious and moral instructions. The teacher should himself give direction and leadership, but the in-formal manner. It must be child-centered activities, based on language-based learning and collaborative. Teachers must respond to the child interview . must give positive feedback to students. No respect for the child should be ignored, but should be involved in physical activities rather than as much as possible and to act in various activities related to practical life. Using multidimensional activities promote social activities among teachers and students. The teacher should cause students during their activities, individual instruction and drilling and emphasize the use of concrete materials, as well as possible. They should be strengthened and meaningful activities. should, Physical mental, motor, language, moral and psychological development of children is the first choice for development activities. activities should enhance the child’s ability to idea that children what they should no sexist behavior, to free choice of activities, should be a mix of indoor and outdoor activities, quiet, reinforcing the power of observation. Arrange the children in small groups. Applicable to working too hard or too easy. Subject learning to low shelves. Avoid clumping material. Using different methods. Be specific, and developmental activities. Give clear instructions. Help students to consider. Learn intellectual concepts through art activities. Bereiter on Englemann (1966) proposes to reward a child who wants to avoid embarrassment and maintain a ghost band.
issues facing early childhood educators

According to the Department of Education, Pakistan, 2003, Shahid Mohiuddin, Hunzai, 2006, Juma, 2004, issues of early childhood educators lack proper training for the public and private sectors, lack of resources, ie, teaching equipment, balls, blocks, etc., large class size, lack of interest and commitment of teachers, lack of proper classrooms, lack of cooperation, lack of state support for the distribution of funds, lack of an agreed amount of social values, domestic issues, conflict situation in home and at school, lack of personality characteristics of exemplary teachers, no laboratory, no transport system, the same curriculum for each child, without knowledge of the objectives, the new strategy is not supported by the directors of schools, limited information on the use of teaching aids , limited ability to prepare educational materials alone, without information on links with the objectives, limited awareness of the benefits of ECE between parents and society.
methodology of the study

study dealt with improving the teaching learning process for today’s primary, the researcher used the descriptive method of research. Data were collected from teachers and students in the form of questionnaires and observation sheets. was used of these tools because of cheaper, easier to manage and suitability for problem.The study population consisted of early childhood educators from early childhood educational institutions in Punjab province. Students in educational institutions have been observed during the learning instruction. used simple random sampling method for sampling of private schools and public schools throughout Punjab.Total 66 early childhood educators were randomly selected from three areas Punjab, Bahawalpur, ie, Lodhran, and 270 children Bahawalnagar.Total teaching observed during the learning process. A

RESULTS

Based on the analysis and interpretation of the results : end

questionnaire for teachers

Language: p (87%) of respondents believe that imitation is used to teach languages (91%) that teachers use the word agree instruction.89% agree with the use of questioning strategies. 74% agree with using the lecture method of teaching language. (83%) of early childhood educators agree with the provision storybooks for children. (87%) was presented repeatedly on the poems used for teaching languages. (86%) that shows films and videos for children. (78%) that, listen, watch educational strategies in games (82%) that, listen, look at game strategy (drama, etc.) also become an effective educational strategy. For language learning, based on agreed to discuss the images in 86% of the respondents approved of the drama (77%) of respondents (90%) as storytelling for children, effective teaching strategy for learning languages.
Math:

(88%) of respondents agree The drilling method used to teach math concepts. (90%) agree on problem solving and strategy (83%) of respondents agree that the strategy to be questioned (70%) that the teaching of mathematics related activities should be integrated with other activities and other activities, should be integrated with mathematical operations. (78%) think that writing should be used as a tool to teach counting. (75%) agree with the write strategy to use as a tool for learning more. (79%) that for the children to answer the mathematical problem problems.70% agree with the songs and poems with a focus on rote memorization to use as a learning tool. (78%) agree with the concepts learn mathematics through games. (92%) agree withblocks used as a tool for teaching math concepts.
Science:

89% of respondents to the early childhood educators agree with the study of scientific concepts experiments.81% agreed that exposure should be used as a tool for teaching scientific concepts. A study tour operates educational strategy, as 82% approval respondents.74% agree the project implementation as a learning tool. (86%) agree with the study of scientific concepts in group problem solving strategy.81% agree to use the whole class discussion. (87%) to demonstrate that on matters related to science, to be a tool for learning.88% agree with the study of scientific concepts from the laboratory work. (90%) was questioning the strategy used to sense scientific concepts. (87%) that the class botanical garden to an understanding of related concepts.

Social Studies:

agree (87%) of respondents are organized excursions for children. (87%) agree that some books should be given to children. (85%) of teachers agree that books have certain knowledge of the company dedicated to children. (86%) agree that the festival is celebrated in the school. (90%) that install the lectures used as a tool for teaching social norms. (91%) agree that the children learn the national anthem. (87%) agreement underway thatdramatic games for teaching social and moral values. (91%) that are used in class discussion as a tool to learning.83% of respondents agreed that telling stories historical teachers.
Religious Education:

agree (91%) of respondents have used modeling as a teaching tool religion.87% disagree with The declaration of a teacher uses verbal instructions for religious education. (89%) agreed on a strategy of questions (84%) agreed to use the lecture method of teaching religious education. (82%) of teachers agree that books children. (80%) give a dramatic reading for children. (86%) of respondents agree that the summer reading for children. (94%) of respondents agree that the prayers memorized. (91%) think that is the day devoted to children. (91%) that the teacher acts as a model. (88%) agree that the use of role-playing as a teaching tool for religious education. (86 %) of respondents agree that the installation of lectures prepared and presented by the teachers. agrees
creativity

(82%) of respondents that prepared environment dedicated to children. (81%) agree that the color (shape, etc.), type of activity, they give children. (79%) that children do things with a stick. (86%) that children do things with clay. (77%) agree that the doll to teach your children. (87%) agree that the house used as a tool for creative thinking of children. (92%) that constructive games organized for children. (84%) indicate that the use as a tool for creative thinking of children. (81%) agree that the teacher plays the role as a collaborator in the creative work of children. (82%) agree that the laboratory work to encourage children. (91%) agree that the House panel also used as a tool to enhance creativity. (94%) agree that it will solve (puzzle), the type of activity, namely bring your children.

This is the best strategy emulation (35%) of early childhood educators to teach language, and listening to the lecture method is the choice of teachers (23%) . The drilling strategy is the best method (38%) of early childhood educators to teach math, while the second option Riddles teachers (23%). The experiment, exhibitions and study tours is a best strategy (30% ) since early childhood educators to teach science. Assembly lectures is the best strategy (38%) of early childhood educators to teach in the social sciences as well, field trips and dramatic play on the second choice (23% ) each. The best strategy Modeling (45%), and early childhood educators to teach religious education is the second verbal instruction (24%), questioning the strategy and third choices (15%). The Constructive play is the best strategy (38%) of early childhood educators to teach creativity. though the interpretation of the second (32%) and teachers as a contributor to the third choice (23%). Almost 61 % of teachers say there is no guidance available. The most common is lack of training (45%) because of the teachers, large classes (26%), time (20%) pay scales (24%) The answers are educators.

Conclusions observation sheet for children

was involved in almost 44% of children in learning. Nearly 56% of The children will be enjoying learning. Nearly 22% of children taking physical health activities, as identified during their time learning. Having been used almost 77% of the children as positive reinforcement for their their learning. Not nearly 78% of children learn cleanliness and health habits. All five senses were trained almost only 11% of the children to learn. There was almost 67% of teachers employed is available safety equipment. It was almost only 22% of children instructions for more than one method of teaching almost 67% of actions aimed at the growth patterns of children. There was only freedom for nearly 33% of the children to choose one or the other activity . Nearly 44% of the class atmosphere was free of drama and intensity of weather. Motivation nearly 56% of the children to remain silent in class, while 44% of children should be fully involved in learning how the mind and body. employed almost 44% of children in activities such as drama, etc. The simulation was 44% of children provided with facilities such as playground equipment, sand play, water play and gardening. Nearly 67% of the children seemed be in emotional contact with the teacher. Things are teaching children that indicated to 44% of children. 44% of the children are learning the concept of color with the color of objects, ie blocks, balls and clothing. Nearly 89% of the children are learning the concept of Things seriating. 44% of the children are learning the concept of monitoring forms, cutting and pasting. Nearly 56% of the children are learning the concept of opposites through the various things available classroom. 33% of the children are learning the names of food for lunch. Nearly 56% of children had learned to use counting things around the place rot memorization. 44% of children who were learning science concepts through observation and experimentation. Nearly 56% of children are learning to follow rules. Nearly 67% of schoolchildren were learning habits. Teaching only 33% of children reading skills using fun way. Only 33% of children learn to write by-play fashion. Nearly 33% were only children of the language skills to play in a learning mode. 44% of the children had learned by listening to The method of play. Nearly 89% of the children are learning to follow the procedures in daily life. Nearly 56% of children learn the cultural values through storytelling teacher. Nearly 56% of children who were learning through collaboration with activities another play. 44% of children able to understand the social norms of the conversation. 44% of children who were learning, civic responsibilities and other ways within and outside the classroom. Nearly 11% of children One was the opportunity to read books with the moral and social lessons almost 45% of children who were learning to love country and nation plays three stories, and plays.
CONCLUSIONS

There is no guidance in the early childhood educators. 61% of teachers say there is no guidance available. This shows the need for guidance to teachers for this level. The most common is a lack of training teachers, large classes, less time, the pay scale is more reactions from teachers. So, these problems should be addressed as nejdříve.Většina respondents agree that learning strategies for learning languages a fake, guidance from mouth, use questioning strategies, lecture method, provided storybooks to children, the presentation again and again to the poem by film and video for kids, listen, watch the instructional strategies in games and in games (plays, etc), discussion on the basis of photographs, a strategy for using dramatic play and storytelling for children. The majority of respondents agree that learning strategies can drill method of teaching mathematics, to problems of strategy

Higher Education in the 21st century. Bangladesh Century

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UNESCO World Conference on Higher Education in Paris in 1998, quite emphatically recognized the importance of education and higher education particularlyly endogenous sustainable development, democracy and peace, strengthening protection peace as one of human values and respect for and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms. Much more far-reaching changes now taking place worldwide and to human values in society based on knowledge and information to show how important education degrees and higher. (UNESCO 2001, p. 1). Rehabilitation education necessary for society to address the challenges of the twenty-first century and its independence, securing intellectual. Quality education needs to reform the creation and development of knowledge, education, and training responsible, enlightened citizens and qualified specialists, no nation can progress economically, socially, culturally or politically. A

The global story of changing socio-economic development as knowledge supplants physical capital as a source of current wealth (and future). Technology is the driving force behind this process. Information technology, biotechnology and other innovations that will dramatically change the way we work.
As information is increasingly important for higher education. Countries need more knowledge of their young people to achieve global standards. Quality

knowledge acquired in universities and accountability to the wider economy remains critical to national competitiveness. This represents a serious challenge for the developing world such as Bangladesh, many of which are undergoing rapid change on all sides, and is very well try to become a member of a global community of modern nations.
The objectives of the book:

) for development of various aspects of the institutional system of higher education in Bangladesh

B) Get out, governance, management and administrative problems of higher education ..
c) proposes the actions that need immediate attention

Methodology.

) using published secondary sources

B) Interviews with people involved in the planning and modernization of higher education.

The development of higher education systems in Europe:

English developed higher education system in colonial India, offered by colleges, which are basically just writers or ‘munshis’ as They were commonly known. Around their skills revolve record keeping and accounting document processing. Until the nineteenth century, the emphasis on the Persian language learning in colleges and universities as the official language of the Persian government. Like employees speaking English came another of the company from England, the Persian, the official language began to lose importance. That was when she founded the Hindu College of Calcutta (1816). It was the first Asian office before the Academy of Western education on the ‘natives’. Hindu Calcutta Zřízení školy nejen gave western education system in Europe, but was one of the first steps to be awarded to a modern education in this part of the Sub-Continent. However, the policy said the East India Company when it came to education was to create a class of loyal servants to work in the offices of the English rulers. In 1835, Education Committee Chairman of the East India Company, Thomas Rabington old, but it also gives the adoption of English as a goal of instruction in some schools, he said emphatically: ‘The aim was to create a class of people of Indian blood and color but English in taste, in opinions, in the mind and intellect. ‘(Sharfuddin 1996, p. 6) At the beginning of the nineteenth century Jesuit priests have played an important role to change the education system in India. establish schools began to promote Christian missions in various parts of India. Initially, they attended the educational needs of Christian converts, where the best biblical teaching. One thing should be noted here: that the dividends from these developments enjoy a bit more of the Bengalis of West Bengal, apart from those from East and irony was that it was Hindus who took advantage of the availability of Hindu College. Muslims, unfortunately, have shied away from the university or the west and head for the traditional religious schools and madrasas (discussed later). You can
The history of high-modern education in Bangladesh be traced back to the founding of the University of Dhaka 1921 was estimated to Dhaka University to establish imperial concession to appease the negative feelings experienced by the Muslim middle classes of East Europe after the end of the division of Europe in 1911, and as a result of the protest movement led by Hindu Community better. Reasonable number of post-secondary and high schools before the introduction of Dhaka University. However, vstup and education in schools and universities are often confined to the middle class or noble middle children, and had children from low income or lower class backgrounds often center on the distribution of educational institutions, primary and basic education. Parents and guardians are able to either put their children to school, and no longer thought it wise to turn their children help them in their career, mostly as farm workers. Almost every school was established in ‘zemindars’ rich (landowners) and was based on the religious practice. Advice on matters of religious beliefs, mostly in the field of Hinduism and Islam. There were schools from other religions as well, although their number will be much smaller. The teaching method encouraged memorization and there was no room for creative thinking and learning.
Sepoy Mutiny (Indian First War of Independence), which is seen as a turning point in Indian social history. After the rebellion was suppressed by control of India passed from the Crown. The new British government in India, thought it wise to avoid rebellion of sepoys must be more meaningful integration of the white ruling class of people from India. They believed that people from the general division leaders narrowed and institutional facilities should be provided to people in different areas of their lives, education is important. In 1857, founded the University of Calcutta, as well as those in Bombay and Madras University in London as a model. In those days the University of London was only made tests. Prior to the establishment of the Calcutta University had some sub-colleges in Eastern Europe. Later, most of these schools will be upgraded as grade school affiliated with the University of Calcutta, and, Chittagong College in 1869, BM College in Barisal in 1884, Sylhet MC College in 1892. When the partition of India took place in 1947, almost all major areas of the Bengal school of higher secondary and high school side by side with other religious schools.

independent Bangladesh

When Bangladesh became an independent nation in 1971, four University of this country (Dhaka, Rajshahi, Chittagong and Jahangir Nagar) and two specialized high schools (Bangladesh University of Science and Technology, BUET and Bangladesh Agricultural University, BAU).
Today, Bangladesh has 25 public universities, where students regularly 12,41,352 at various levels, from undergraduate to graduate. This includes studying in affiliated colleges in 1175 (8,55,744) National University. (UGC. 2006 P 130). There are 51 vocational high schools (Medicine, Dentistry, Law, Polytechnic, etc.), where 82,000 students. (Mushrooms, Statistical Pocket Book. 2006)

To enter a university or college titul person must 12 years of study in high school. Admission to all public universities are very competitive and that the ratio between the revenue per admission 1:65. Often students get their choice of subjects. Curricula of public high schools scattered across the basic sciences, humanities, sciences, engineering, agriculture and social. Medium of instruction is usually bilingual, English and Bangla. Education in Public Schools in Bangladesh is heavily subsidized. The entire development budget and about 90 percent of the recurrent budget of public universities come from the government treasury. On average, the recurrent costs of public universities Taka 37,000 per student per year and the total collection of fees and charges for students per year are less than 1000 Taka (UGC , 2006, p. 131). However budged allocation for public higher education is heavily deficient. Public high schools operate on their own campus, built on land allocated by the government, the subsidy is high and salaries of teaching and non teaching staff is relatively low. They do not cut taxes and the salaries paid to all types of employees are exempt from tax.

The plan of study in public universities:

Public universities and colleges receive students from the four streams of high school resources . They are) the humanities b) Science c) Business d) of Madrasa system. Students can transfer from the humanities and trade with undergraduate courses on topics related to the humanities and business. Science graduates can enter any university study material. address the schools affiliated with the National University student entry levels are usually less competitive than the experience of the public universities. Again, unlike the intensity of competition between public and private colleges. However, the quality of education in almost all the affiliated schools far from the desired low level, the biggest problem of the lack of qualified teachers and infrastructure facilities. Financial benefit currently available to teachers, whether in schools or public universities are far from satisfactory.
Most of the specialized universities or directly to meet the needs of students in science, except some like Home Economics, Art, Fashion and Design Textile and leather technology establishment

of private universities.
The most recent addition to the higher education system in Bangladesh is the emergence of private universities. Although private colleges exist in all other countries, there was the first private university in Bangladesh to make their appearance until 1992. The law is called ‘private law on higher education in Bangladesh’ was given in the national parliament in 1992 and the first private college in the country, North South University, he began working in the same year. 56 is today the country of such private colleges, where about 1,24,267 students studying in various subjects from fashion design business and media studies. You can
The promoters of private universities in Bangladesh to be divided into six broad categories: ), retired bureaucrats

b) successful entrepreneurs

c) Senior academics

d), Active / Retired politicians

e) NGOs

f) combinations of the above number

is a private university from various categories operating in Bangladesh. Bangladesh are areas of some low-profile overseas universities and private colleges. You can
Creation of private universities to use as a result of the growing trend of students leaving the country in the eighties. The reasons are primarily to the inability of public universities to provide for admission enough seats and political turmoil and often complex problems arising in the unscheduled closure of universities, long the academic session. Not only is leaving the country on university students in higher education, thousands of school children were also going, were admitted to schools in neighboring India, Singapore and Thailand.
Higher Education in private schools are expensive, because the university does not receive any financial support from the state, but is burdened by high taxes. They must bear the recurrent and development expenditure of the fees from students. Courses are available in almost every private university, the orientation of the work as students would like to have some confidence that they can resume their education, high costs, once the graduates of private universities.
The objectives and clientele of private colleges:

As mentioned earlier, when public universities to study the subjects were varied and diverse enough, most of the minutes in universities still in private business studies. Graduate business is expected to be available for a job than most other graduates. It is not uncommon. Even in the United States, the most popular undergraduate major in business still (90 per cent), education (8 percent) and health (7 percent). All the works are focused on education and higher education in the U.S. is expensive. (Lind 2006, p. 4).
In neighboring India, has 1600 universities, institutes and universities, whose field of education and the largest research enterprise. Most of these institutions in the private sector, and the fees in the institutions is very high. Degrees offered by schools of business in private universities in Bangladesh happens to be the bread-winner for most private colleges. As mentioned previously educated in expensive private universities and the government subsidy costs. Universities must bear the entire expenditure repeatedly on development fees and achievement from students. In many countries, especially in the United States, private universities will get a significant amount of grant funds from private donors, corporate houses and graduates. The 20 richest U.S. universities (Harvard, Berkeley, MIT, etc.) private and public, are subsidies, together make nearly 200 billion dollars (Clausen 2006, p. 1). The practice is almost non-existent in Bangladesh. Funding sources other than student fees have yet to explore in private universities.
involves the addition to taking other courses offered by private colleges typically computer science, telecommunications, engineering, law, pharmacy, architecture, English and development studies. One university offers degrees in medicine, and two others in the study of art, fashion and media. Each university offers the usual courses also offer courses in Islamic theology

Recruiting, developing and retaining faculty members.

> Recruitment of faculty members in institutions of higher education in Bangladesh comes in many forms and shapes. Private colleges usually recruits teaching staff, through advertisements or other informal methods. Recruitment into public universities is done through competitive public service commission. Public universities have their own recruitment policies set out in statutes, and they are very competitive, especially at the entry level. While academic performance is usually given priority over other issues are not rare exceptions. This is usually done to meet the ‘political candidates. In private universities, a uniform recruitment policy. Almost without exception, all senior positions filled by teachers of public universities. For some of my college experience was extremely valuable for private colleges. Some have attempted to recruit from experienced teachers or even strangers resident Bangladeshis. Under normal circumstances that many jobs in private colleges, carry a high financial gains. This caused the relatively high turnover in some public high schools, especially in subjects such as business, economics, English, pharmacy, mathematics, architecture, law, and computer science. On the input level of any standard procedure for recruitment of high quality public schools. There are several methods of recruitment through public advertisements and interviews and formal presentations, but have heard other recruits. Although the teachers, who gets recruited through public service has received some training or Commission after three years of learning, there is no policy for training and development of teachers in either public or private high school. Any further development will be a teacher at the university level, especially at public universities, it is happening through the availability of local and international grants (UGC, Commonwealth, be used. Ford Foundation, ICSSR, etc.) to higher performance levels . Teachers in private colleges of education and development virtually non-existent.
The problem of availability of suitable faculty members qualified by experience to be very acute, public and private universities. It’s only a matter of supply and demand. Bright graduates encouraged to enter the teaching

careers, especially public universities, especially because the financial benefits are also scarce. In the case of private universities another problem. Most of the founders of private universities have no practical experience first-hand about the operation of educational institutions such as universities. They are able to understand the life story of the industry. Some are trying to run their universities, government offices, others as their other group or other equipment NGOs. Some push for 9-5 hours. Impairment of the faculty members at private universities are high. This is partly because many private universities in the overall working environment is attractive because of the unreasonable decisions and it is impractical and management practices

Management issues.

(a) public universities : public universities are managed and governed by the law

and decrees by the government. Four University (DU, RU, Ju, UK) made under a separate law from the University in 1973. The spirit of the laws to reflect the intention of protecting the independence of the country delivering the highest point. Through the creation of the university Senate democratically elected, syndicate and other statutory bodies, which expectations the university administration to be made accountable to the university community itself, rather than subordinate to the government or the ruling party. University Grants Commission (UGC) also was created in 1973 as a buffer between government and universities. The law replaced the former University 1973 University of laws were seen as a university that power to the administration unfettered academic freedom of the press. However, these laws included not fully implemented until 1990 because of military rule shortly after and quasi military coup in 1975 after independence uncomfortable and academic freedom of universities provided by law. While provisions of the laws must consider all vlády at different times around the clock in disregard of the laws and sought to intervene in the universities offering it to suit their political needs

All of the other universities have their own laws / regulations /, and. Most of the laws
such that the government tight control over

functioning of universities

(b) Private high. private universities are managed by private universities in 1992. The universities are not completely outside government control. The top administrative and academic positions, including vice-chancellor, formally appointed on the recommendation of the managing body of the relevant colleges, the president of this country, which by law the Chancellor of all universities. The Government has undertaken a review of the law have more control over private universities. It is believed that such a process is underway for quite a few private universities established during their academic and administrative functions without providing the minimum acceptable standard

(c) schools. All degree colleges affiliated with the University, which oversees academic affairs, administration and matters dealt with separately from the Ministry of Education, or in the case of private universities adopted by the governing bodies of universities.

erosion of standards and norms: Erosion

standards of ethics and standards in higher education, administration and management, established in 1970 after the military over state power and were more prevalent in institutional Years thereafter. Once the new government in power, it is common practice in high quality public schools to replace the elected and duly appointed Vice-Chancellor of people regarded as loyal to the party in power. Transfer of school directors and teachers on broad political reasoning well.
In some of the universities and private feuding infighting among the founders of the university’s joint control. There were cases where some go to court to resolve these issues, will be the Vice-Chancellor and others try to help students to meet their goal

Madrasa education.

One of the oldest forms of institutional care worldwide Muslim Madrasa education system. Currently, madrasas into the higher education system of Bangladesh. Madrasas were originally places of worship or Khanqas came afterwards ‘maktabs’ who taught the Quran recitation and Islamic rituals. Madrasas were established as sites of Islamic theological education. (Tiffany p. 1)

The Islam Prophet (SM) to prioritize the top of the house on the search for knowledge and for centuries since the Prophet, looking for cognition was an integral part of Islamic tradition.
At a time when the Arab Muslims have no ability to write or read, would memorize verses from the Quran. had left during the lifetime of the Prophet with a demonstration of the prophet. After his death, Muslim scholars, the most of them disciples of the prophet and the self-taught, sought answers to the statements and the daily life of the prophet. Mosques still on the learning center even after the death of the Prophet. As Islam continued to spread after the death of the Prophet and other parts of Arabia and North and West Africa came under the fold of the religious beliefs, Islamic, he came in contact with other traditions and languages. It was necessary to create a cadre of experts to develop sophisticated Muslim writings and books on Islamic teachings on non-Arab Muslim population. This was the beginning of the Madrasa system of education, learning centers original purpose was to preserve religious conformity through uniform teachings of Islam to everyone. Early madrasas taught jurisprudence, medicine, astronomy, architecture, philosophy, science and public administration.
In seven hundred years the Government of the Ottoman Turks (13th-20th centuries) Madrasa education system spread throughout the Muslim world and in areas where believers in the region where they live. When plunged Europe into the dark ages medieval period, the madrasas in many places the only place where knowledge and experience created.
In the nineteenth century and the twelfth, he went on Madrasa education system through a radical transformation and two types of education should be developed. The first of these to produce the theology scolaíoch spiritual leaders, and the kind of worldly knowledge to the production of government-appointed officials in various countries and regions of the Muslim world. Many madrasas were founded in addition to Islamic knowledge imparted secular education in science, philosophy and public administration and public administration. Early madrasas produced renowned scientists and philosophers who have contributed to Earth’s secular knowledge as well. Unfortunately, when Europe was awakening (Renaissance) in the 14th and 15 century Islamic empire began to crumble, and Muslims involved in conflicts and political intrigues. Muslim scholars are beginning to avoid tracking skills and get back to basics. Rational abandoned science.
Post Industrial Revolution in England, saw the expansion of the British Empire and the English crown control over many territories in the Middle East and Indian sub-continent to take to the islands of Malaysia and Indonesia. With colonization came the modern system of education. Unfortunately, it was the social elite who had access to modern education and left the poor people of the madrassa system, which suffered overall stagnation. The education system has produced scholars, scientists and philosophers began to regularly churn half-educated Mullahs, the learning and teaching revolves around not the holy Quoran scientific analysis and interpretation.
The first educational institution established by East India Company in Calcutta Madrasa in 1781. This was the Governor-General Warren Hastings, at the request of Muslim leaders. From then on education, secondary or higher, went to two of any religious direction, where medium of instruction was Arabic, Persian and Urdu and other Western, liberal, taught in English and Bangla. While successful in the second to be the educated middle class and upper class Madrasa system serving the poorest sections of society. In most cases, that food and accommodation for madrassa students free. Although the British tried to introduce some of modernism and Madrasa education in English and Bengali Muslim elites to introduce the system will never respond to such a trial with the view that English is the language of the infidels (mushrik) and they belonged to the Bengali Hindus.
After the failure of the Sepoy Mutiny in 1857, some Muslims in India, in the opinion on how to improve the overall condition of the poor Muslim community. One claimed that the sub-continental Muslim group adhere to the basics and anything considered including the study of modern science of the West, logic, philosophy and language (English) should be avoided. To support their case they founded “Darul Uloom Deoband ‘in Uttar Pradesh, India in 1863. Leading the second group of enlightened people like Sir Syed Ahmed, who gave support to match the march of progress through Overall in Western Muslims must rediscover yourself and get back to practicing the modern science and knowledge and learn English. to promote the establishment cause Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College in 1875, followed that the Aligarh Muslim University. This marked the clear bifurcation ‘Muslim symbol “Education in the Indian sub-continent, which continues largely to this day.
Calcutta was renamed as the Madrasa Madrasa Aleya and concentrate on teaching Islamic Law and Legal Science in force around a progressive education for Muslims. All efforts to modernize madrassa education failed the British and the British in 1910 with the madrassa education system is divided into two branches, the former education system and the Madrasa Madrasa education system is new. It appears secular education department for the noble elite and the middle of uncharted basic religious education for the poor. (P. 2 Tiffany)).

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People with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), the United States federal law that governs how state and public authorities to provide early intervention, special education and related services for children with disabilities. It addresses the educational needs of children with disabilities from birth to age 26 [1], in cases including 13 specific categories of disability.

IDEA’s “spending clause” legislation, which means it applies only to States and local educational agencies with federal funding under IDEA. Although States are not such funding fall under the IDEA, all states receiving funding under the statute and its content.

IDEA and its predecessor statute, the Education for All Handicapped Children Act, arising from the withdrawal of federal case law is a free public education for disabled children, have died due process. He started on the scope and form, as over the years. IDEA was reauthorized and amended several times, most recently in December 2004, including some significant changes. Additional terms are defined by regulations of the U.S. Department of Education, which is located 300 and 301 of Title 34 of the Code of Federal Regulations.

In defining the purpose of special education, IDEA 2004 clarifies Congress »designed outcome for all children with disabilities: Students must provide a free appropriate public education (FAPE) that prepares them for further education, employment and independent living [2]

Under IDEA. 2004: Should

special education and related services designed to meet the specific educational needs of eligible children with disabilities, preschool through 21 years. Students should />
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1 Background 2 The provisions of the IDEA

2.2 2.1 Entitlement to service individual Education Programme Related Services 2.3
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procedural safeguards 2.3.5
3 intervention
4 Department of Education Regulations
5 Alignment with No Child Left Behind
6 Reviews of IDEA 6.1
criticisms from schools

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eight legislative history of judicial interpretations U.
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January 8 Schaffer Weast 1
Arlington v. 8.1.2 Murphy
Winkelman v. 8.1.3 Parma City School District

9 References 10 See also 11 External links

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front EHA the law enacted in 1975, the U.S. public school education but 1 in 5 children with disabilities [3]. Meanwhile, many state that explicitly excluded children with disabilities laws to meet certain public school, including children who were blind, deaf, and the children labeled “emotionally disturbed” or ” mentally retarded. ” [4] At a time when the EHA accept, more than 1 million children in the United States with access to the public school system. [5] Many of the children who lived in institutions, where the state had limited or no education or rehabilitation services. [6], attended by more than 3.5 million school children, but had “warehouse” in separate facilities and received little or no effective teaching [7].

As the year 2006, more than 6 million children in the U.S. who receive special education services through IDEA [8].

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disabled students are not eligible for special education under IDEA may qualify for arrangements or modifications under § 504 and the ADA. protect the rights of management process requirements. [Citation needed]

[edit] Individual Education Program
more details on this topic, see the special education program.
law is the public schools to create individual education program (IEP) for each student who is found to be eligible under both federal and state eligibility / disability standards. IEP is the cornerstone of the student’s educational program. specifies the services to be provided and how often describe the current level of students and how the performance of students with disabilities affect academic performance, and specifies arrangements and modifications are to be provided for son students [10].

IEP must be designed to meet specific educational needs of one child in the least restrictive environment appropriate to the needs of the child. This is the least restrictive environment in which children learn. When a child is eligible for services, IEP team convened to draft education plan. In addition, parents need the child’s IEP team at least one of the child’s regular education teacher, special educator, someone who can interpret the child’s educational impact assessment, such as a school psychologist and administrator with knowledge of the availability services in the area and the power to commission services on behalf of the child. equal members of the parents believed the school IEP team. And of course, parents have fundamental rights as parents. full evaluation of educational outcomes cooperates, this team write the IEP for each child, to provide free, appropriate public education. subject IEP describes an individual education program. Alternatively, parents can prepare for an IEP, the IEP is not fair to the child’s school.

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Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), FAPE is defined as an educational program specific to the individual child, designed to meet the unique needs of the child and the child receives from its educational benefit. provide FAPE, schools must provide students with “… education that emphasizes special education and related services designed to meet their unique needs and prepare them for further education, employment and independent living. “[12]

Some of the criteria listed in various places IDEA statute that includes the educational needs of schools all students with disabilities:

It is designed to meet the unique needs, that person />

educational outcomes for children [13].

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U. S. Department of Education, 2005a regulations implementing IDEA states: “. … As long as necessary, for children with disabilities, including children in public or private facilities and care institutions are educated with children who are not disabled , and special classes, separate schools or removal of the other disabled children from the regular educational environment occurs only when the nature or severity of disability so that education can in regular classes with the use of facilities and additional services to be carried out satisfactorily. /> “
Simply put, the LRE is the environment so typical children, which a disabled child succeed academically (as measured individual student IEP goals). This refers to two questions decided Daniel RR v. State Board of Education, 874 F.2D 1036 (5 Cir. 1989) ..

The court, relying on Roncker, also developed a two-part test for determining whether the LRE requirement for each test raises two questions: Can

equivalent education in general education classes using the facilities and additional services to complete successfully? />

[edit] Discipline of a child with disabilities
does the article cite any references or sources. Please help improve this article by citations to reliable sources. Could unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (July 2007) />
sees should think, control of children with disabilities to include a disability. For example, if a child with Asperger Syndrome sensitive to loud noise, and if the child is exhausted from the room filled with loud noise, a must have for any child discipline, running from room to include the sensitivity and is arrangements were in place. According to U.S. Department of Education, for children with disabilities who were suspended for 10 days in total for each academic year, including partial days, a local educational agency (LEA) must have a commitment hearing within the speech 10 days at the school about any decision to change the placement of children with disabilities because there was a breach of the code of student conduct to remain in place either on the law which says that the child should be moved from his placement or her current or temporary service in another location if the risk were considered able to cause a breach of other students. LEA, parents, and relevant members have an individual education program (IEP) team (as defined in the parent and the LEA) review all relevant information about studying the file, including the child’s IEP, any teacher observations and any relevant information from parents to determine whether the conduct was intended:

caused, or had direct and substantial relationship, the child’s disability or />

conduct functional behavioral assessment and behavioral intervention plan for such child, provided that the LEA has made such an assessment prior to such determination before the behavior change came into force at the place where described in section 615 (a) (1) (C) or (G) = />

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procedural safeguards of this section requires expansion.

IDEA is a set of procedural safeguards designed to protect the rights of disabled children and their families, and to ensure that disabled children receive FAPE procedural safeguards patří opportunity for parents to review with their children full educational records. full involvement in meetings to identify and IEP team, the involvement of parents in decisions regarding the site, prior written notice, the right of parents to request independent evaluations of the cost of public education, this notice of procedural safeguards, resolution process; IDEA objective and commissions funded by state education agency and impartial due process hearing [15] guarantees the following. opportunities for parents />
right to be informed in writing of the procedural safeguards (booklet)
right to review all education records
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early intervention section requires expansion.

Part C of IDEA requires that gets babies and toddlers with disabilities early intervention services from birth to 3 years old. These services are provided by the individual Family Service Plan (IFSP. Unlike Part B, IDEA requires that disabled children aged 3-21, are available free of appropriate national education.

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This section is expanding. />
In addition to federal law, U.S. Department of Education publishes the regulations to clarify what the law means . These provisions may promote greater control what services schools provide, but can not be changed to incorporate any special provisions in federal law.

[edit] Alignment No Child Left Behind />

the idea in 2004 amended the law to align with the requirements of No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB). NCLB will financial incentives for states to improve their special education services and services for all students. States do not improve, the incentives they must pay the federal government, allow parents to choose schools for their children, and comply with other regulations. not willing to have some education and special education students to seek redress through the courts. However, the idea of NCLB is still and laws of this country to date. br
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redundant procedures and time required paperwork teacher to teach workers to spend more
school, often said that IDEA protects children’s faith and their parents, but not the districts, schools and teachers are mandated provision is
educational services and costly and limits the capacity of schools’ to educate a regular education students [16] />

[edit] criticisms from students and parents criticized parents
The violation of the law school during the design and implementation of training plans. Power is scarce and efficient.
Impartial Due Process Hearing that district /> impartial
The schools and centers can retaliate against the families with their advocacy on behalf of children, sometimes reward for the children themselves. {Fact | date the second 2008}} Such retaliation could include reporting on the special needs of children and families in local state Child Protection Services, sometimes in an attempt to blame the “home environment “, is abusive or negligent, to transfer blame from school for their child’s progress or regression failure in school. The school can claim to have had” evidence “of abuse and neglect, including dirty clothes, holes in clothes, lunch nutrient poor child from the parents of the child bleeding from the nose or child self-harm behaviors seen at school. Some schools report on the child with special needs, but that he / she has no brothers disabilities. often seem to be actions for purposes of harassment and retaliation than by the fact .. />
overidentified as having learning disabilities, emotional and mental retardation disturbaces.
do not know I know how to prepare for an IEP as prepared by the lack of school IEPs. />

[edit] criticisms from taxpayers
no exceptions to the IDEA. No seriously disabled child so it’s not for educational services under IDEA [18] Even children who are in persistent vegetative state or severe brain damage similar to [19] entitled to a free appropriate Public Education. This means that schools be required to provide “educational services” children who lack the capacity for voluntary movement, without being able to communicate, and no signs that they recognize their own names or the faces of his parents’ [20 ]. />

[edit] Legislative history
1975 – Education for All Handicapped Children Act (EAHC) came LAW renamed the Individuals with (IDEA.) Disabilities Education Act in 1990

1990 -. The first idea came to life on October 30, 1990, when the Education “for Handicapped Children Act (itself introduced in 1975) renamed to” persons with disabilities education act. “(L . Pub. No 101-476, 104 Stat. 1142). IDEA modifications acquired in October 1991 (Pub. L. No. 102-119, 105 Stat 587)

1997 -.. IDEA received significant changes to the definition of disabled children extended to developmentally delayed children 3-9 years old is also a need for parents to try to resolve disputes with schools and local education agencies (LEAs) through intervention, A.. if the process of doing so. These changes allow additional grants for technology, disabled infants and young children, parental education and professional development. (Pub. L. No 105-17, 111 Stat. 37).

2004 -.. December 3, 2004, as amended by the idea of people with disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004, now called Left Idei provisions of the IDEA is some alignment with No Child Behind Act of 2001 authorized the States to implement the twelve 3-year IEPs for testing, parents always agree. Drawing on reports from the President of the Commission on Excellence in Special Education, [22] Law Review requirements to assess children with learning disabilities. Specific provisions relating to student discipline were also special education (Pub. L. No 108-446, 118 Stat 2647.)

2009 Commitment to elect -.. “People with Disabilities Education Act funds” [23] Barack Obama President signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Ah) February 17, 2009, including EUR 0.2 billion in additional funds [24] .

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[edit] Schaffer v. Weast
November 14, 2005, U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Schaffer v. Weast, 126 528 S.Ct., to hold by moving the location call the burden of persuasion. While this is consistent with legal thinking present, the party is almost always moving the child’s parents.

[edit] Arlington v. Murphy
June 26, 2006 the Supreme Court in Arlington v. Murphy, 126 S.Ct. 2455, parents can not recover prevailing expert witness fees as part of costs under 20 USC § 1415 (a) (3) (B).

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případě Forest Grove School District v. TA, argued before The Supreme Court on April 28, 2009 addresses the question of whether the parents of students who never received special education services from the public school district may be eligible for tuition reimbursement for private school students under the IDEA. [25] On June 22, 2009 the Supreme Court ruled that parents of children with disabilities to apply for reimbursement of private expenditure on education, regardless of whether their child had previously received special education services in public schools. 6-3 vote , the Court ruled that people with disabilities Education Act authorizes (IDEA) refund at any public school fails to free the State Education

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^ 20 USC § 1412 (a) to (21) (B) (i)
^ 20 USC § 1400 et seq
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^ Back to School on Civil Rights Enforcement Federal Commitment to Leave No Child. “report published by the National Council on Disability on January 25, 2000
^ Schiller, Ellen Fran O’Reilly, Tom Fiore, marking application of the IDEA process, published by special education programs URL: .. http://nclid. unco.edu / Resources / IDEA_Progress.pdf, Retrieved June 26, 2007 ^ Back to School on Civil Rights . Implementation of the Federal commitment to Leave No Child in the report “published by the National Council on Disability January 25, 2000 ^ />
^ 20 USC § 1401 (3) (A)
education .nhedlaw.com / Special and standards.doc |. standards Johnson, F. Scott Esq special education and educational NHEdLaw, LLC Cited July 1, 2007 />
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^ bad idea. (People with Disabilities Education Act), Washington Monthly, May 1996 http://www.encyclopedia.com / .. doc/1G1-18285109.html Retrieved June 26, 2007
^ Snell, Lisa education Special secret: how schools use “learning” label to cover up his failures, Reason, January 12, 2002 http://www.highbeam. com / doc. / 1G1-94775375.html Retrieved June 26, 2007
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Career in special education

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Professions in Special Education
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education special education students with special educational needs in a way that deals with students? differences and unique needs. Ideally, this process includes the monitoring arrangement individually planned and systematic teaching procedures, adapted equipment and materials, accessible settings, and other measures designed to help students with special needs to achieve a level higher personal self-sufficiency and success in school and in the community before they are available if the student has access only to the typical classroom education.
Joint special needs including learning disabilities, communication problems, emotional and behavioral disorders, physical disabilities and developmental disabilities. May [1] These types of students with disabilities benefit from additional educational services, various approaches to teaching and use of technology. The
intellectual talent difference in learning and can also make use of specialized teaching techniques and various educational programs, but the term “special education” are usually used to refer specifically to teach students with special needs reduce their ability to learn independently or in the classroom and talented education is dealt with separately. Can be
Special education very rewarding career for the right person. It takes someone with great patience, love for children, and a thick skin to deal with difficult problems. But like in any field tend to do the jobs of the biggest problems that offer the highest rewards.

If you want a career that you can help others. Being a special education teacher who gives you a positive difference in the lives of children with disabilities. With the help of special teachers, a growing number of children with disabilities to succeed in school and attending college.
As the special education gives you the opportunity to enjoy the talents and creative skills and grow professionally and personally.
ever the need for special education professionals to be more. The S. U. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates the need for qualified special education teachers and related service personnel to increase “faster than most other professions” in the next 10 years. A S. U. Department of Education reports “The number of students with disabilities served under the idea continues to grow faster than the general population and school attendance.” Read about the need for special education professionals. personal rewards of their children’s education and youth with disabilities who have more than you could ever imagine.
Â Â Â Â In those days, many colleges and universities nationwide seeking teacher education reform to better train instructors, teachers, and therefore the education of children. In addition, factors such as reducing class sizes and increasing student numbers also forcing many schools to find teachers with skills to effectively manage each student.

AA and looking at the current situation, educators and teachers need special skills can be fostered through intensive training. Solutions to meet this requirement, special education degrees increased popularity in recent years. So, if you are already involved in this profession and want to promote their careers in education leadership, special needs education degree.

today, when the teaching regarded as a very noble profession, achieving a degree in special education that can enhance your teaching career. The special education program can even help you to learn special skills, including understanding of diversity, literacy instruction, counseling and special education. During this course you will find information about education and training on how to move education to the student information. Upon completion of the special educational program, you will be able to make decisions and take positions on political issues that affect teaching and learning. There

Another good thing for the degree programs it offers more options for teachers in schools and private universities. The special training course is one of the easiest way to get higher yields and greater career opportunities in education. Today, in fact, many teachers are employed who wish to develop their careers in senior positions such as principal or dean of the idea of achieving peace in special education.

There are many institutions and schools offering programs in the field of special education. They may vary with the management of student behavior, institutional modes of learning, supervise student teachers, certain areas and solutions for effective education of the child and others. A />

we better salary and job security, now can have special educational degree that you put on the benefits and can improve their livelihoods. It is one of the best options for those who are planning careers in education.
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In recent years the demand for qualified teachers to develop very quickly. Indeed, the increase in educational standards and the number of educational institutions and schools, the education industry is expected to look for more qualified teachers in coming years. Today, we can not deny that education is very rewarding career field, but currently require more qualified teachers to educate primary school children to university level.
Given the current situation, educators and teachers need special skills can be fostered through intensive training. Solutions to meet this requirement, special education degrees increased popularity in recent years. So, if you are already involved in this profession and want to promote their careers in education leadership, holds special educational needs.
Today, when the instruction to consider a very noble profession, be achieved in the field of special education that can enhance your teaching career. The special education program can even help you to learn special skills, including understanding of diversity, literacy instruction, counseling and special education. During this course you will find information about education and training on how to move education to the student information. Once you have this special form of instruction, you will be able to make decisions and stand on political issues that affect education and learning to take.
is a good thing about this degree program is that it gives more opportunities for teachers in schools and private universities. The special training course is one of the easiest way to get higher yields and greater career opportunities in education. Today, in fact, many teachers are employed who wish to develop their careers in senior positions such as principal or dean of the idea of achieving peace in special education.
There are many institutions and schools offering graduate programs in special education. They may vary with the management of student behavior, institutional modes of learning, supervise student teachers, certain areas and solutions for the effective education of children and others.

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In addition, the government launched a District Rehabilitation Centre (DRC) mode in the ten states that everything, including rehabilitation. In addition, four Regional Rehabilitation Training Centres exist to provide training for employees and teachers working with the institutions.

Today, because of global competitiveness, education scenario in India is changing rapidly. Also, special education is also important, trapping and various government agencies want to be available to the masses. Nearly 37 graduate courses in special education in India, provided certain institutions, courses such as B. Ed. All the rates and they are governed by the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI) -. Statutory body within the ministry of social justice and strengthening

However, over the years, many scholars have questioned the importance of special education in India is because they feel it leads to separation and isolation of other disabled children. They argue that children separated at a young age with the participation of all children in mainstream, it defeated the purpose of special education.
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4 Bachelor of Science Mobility

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5 Diploma in Education-Special Education (Visual Impairment)

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(At the hearing impaired)

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M. Ed (Special Education) – Hearing Impairment standards for appointment to the faculty B.Ed. SPL & M. Ed. Edu.
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B.Ed. (Special Education) – Hearing Impairment standards for appointment to the faculty B.Ed. SPL & M. Ed. . Ed

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Education. – Special Education (Hearing Impairment)

2

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diploma in education of young children with hearing impairment

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(In the field of mental retardation)

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13
B.Sc. (Special education and rehabilitation)

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14
B.Ed. (Special Education) – mental retardation standards for appointment to the faculty B.Ed. SPL & M. Ed. Edu.
1

15
B.Ed. (Special Education) -. Learning disabilities

1

16

Graduate Diploma

Early-1

17
PG Diploma in Special Education (mental retardation) * Same as SL. Or. 13

1

18 Diploma

Education. – Special Education (mental retardation)

2

19
Diploma in Vocational Rehabilitation (MR)

1

20
Diploma in Early Childhood Special Education ( MR)

1

(In the field of rehabilitation engineers, technicians)

21

2

22
prosthetics Bachelor and orthotics

4 1 / 2

23
Diploma in prosthetic and orthotics

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Graduate Diploma in community rehabilitation

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Diploma in community rehabilitation

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(In the field of rehabilitation psychology)

29
M. Phil (Rehabilitation Psychology)

2

30
Graduate Diploma in Rehabilitation Psychology

1

(In the field of clinical psychology)

31
M . Phil (Clinical Psychology)

2

(In the area of speech and hearing)

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“A”-Master in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (MASLP) – Annual

“B” Master in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (MASLP) -. Term

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M.Sc. of Audiology

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M.Sc. in Speech Language Pathology

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in Hearing Language and Speech

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Diploma in hearing aid and ear mold technology

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B. Ed (Special Education) â? Musculoskeletal and neurological disorders

1

39
PG Diploma in Special Education. More defects and physical and neurological

1

40

Graduate Diploma in Developmental Therapy (Cerebral paralysis and neurological impairment)

1

41

Diploma in Education – . Special Education (Cerebral Palsy)

1

42
Basic course development in the treatment of children with cerebral palsy and other neurological disabilities

1

(In the field of Autism Spectrum Disorder and)

43

Diploma in Education. – Special Education (Autism Spectrum Disorder)

1

(In the field of rehabilitation therapy)

44 Bachelor of Rehabilitation Therapy

4

45 Diploma
Therapy 2 1 / 2

46
certificate of rehabilitation therapy assistant course

1

(In the field of vocational rehabilitation counseling and social work / Admin )

47
Master of Science in Rehabilitation (rehab social worker)

2

48
M.Sc. (Psycho-social rehabilitation)

2

49
Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation (consultant)

3

50
Master in Disability Rehabilitation Administration

2

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Graduate Diploma in disability rehabilitation and management

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PG Diploma in Disability Management for Doctors

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list of institutions offering courses in several Indian states:

Andhra Pradesh:

1.Thakur Hari Prasad Research Institute and rehabilitation for mentally handicapped Vivekanand Nagar, Dilsukh Nagar, Hyderabad-500 660

2.National Institute for mentally handicapped Manovikas Nagar, PO Bowenpally, Secunderabad.

3.Department Special Education, Andhra University, Vishakapatnam. 4.College />
Teacher Education, Andhra Mahila saws, Durga Bai Vidhyapeethem, Deshmukh Osmania University Campus, Hyderabad-500 007

5.Sri Visvavidyalayam Padmavathi Mahila, Tirupati-517 502

Delhi:

6 Department of Rehabilitation, Safdarjung Hospital, Ansari Nagar, New Delhi-110 016

7 spastic Society of Northern India, Balbir Saxena Marg, Hauz Khas, New Delhi-16

8 Special Education Department, YMCA Nizamuddin, New Delhi-110013th

9 Millie Jamia Islamia, Institute of Advanced Studies, Education, Faculty of Education, Maulana Mohammed Ali Jauhar Marg, New Delhi-110 025 />
10 Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya 4 Institute for the disabled (Ministry of Social Justice and empowerment, Government. India), Vishnu Digamber Marg, New Delhi-110 002 Gujarat

11 BM Institute of Mental Health , Ashram Road, New Nehru Bridge, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad-380 009 />
12 Sh. K. Institute, Vidyanagar, 51 Deaf, Bhavnagar-364 002

13 Vocational Teachers of the Deaf and the Blind, Navrangpura, Ashram Road, Ahmedabad-380 009

14 Ankur Special School Mentally Handicapped, Plot No 1945, working in the vicinity of Women? With Hostel, Sardarnagar Circle, Bhavnagar-364 002

Jammu and Kashmir:

15 Composite Regional Centre for Persons with Disabilities (Ministry of social justice and strengthening) of Bemina, bye pass (Near Women? S Polytechnic), Srinagar-18. />
16 Peace College of Education, Under Model Institute of Education and Research, BC Road, Jammu-180, 001th Karnataka

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Dr. SR Chandrashekar Institute of Speech and Hearing, Hennur Road, Bangalore-5, 600,084 th />
18 All India Institute of Speech and Hearing, Manus Gangothri, Mysore-570 006 Maharashtra

19 Minda? The School of the Society for Research and Treatment Education for the care and education for children who need social care, Sewri Hills, Sewri Road, Mumbai-400 033 />
20 Poona School and Home for the Blind Centre, Teacher Training, 14 -17, Koregaon Park, Dr. SR Machave Road, Poona-411, 001th />
21 SNDT Women? With Deptt University. Special Education, Mr. Vithaldas Vidyavihar, Juhu Road, Santacruz (W), Mumbai-400 049

22 Dikush Special Education Teacher, Church Road, Juhu, Mumbai-400 049

23 hash Advani College of Special Education, 64-65, Collector? The Colony, Chembur, Mumbai-400 764 />
24 Spastics Society of India Upper Colaba Road, OPP. Afghan Church, Colaba, Bombay-400 005

Orissa:

25 Teacher Training Centre for Visually impaired, SIRD Campus, Unit-VIII, Bhubaneshwar 751012th />
26 Swami Vivekhanand National Institute of Rehabilitation Training and Research, Oltapur, PO Bairoi, Cuttack 754 010 dist />
27 Teachers of the Deaf Training Center (a joint project of state govt. AYJNIHH a), SIRD Campus , Unit-8, Bhubaneshwar-15.

Tamil Nadu: />
28 Sri Ramakrishna Mission Vidhyalaya College of Education, Sri Ramakrishna Vidhyalaya Post, Coimbatore-641 020

29 Regional Training Centre, Government c / ch. Hr. School, Poonamalle Blind, Chennai-56. />
30 Madras Institute to equip Delayed Association, D-171, RV Nagar, Anna Nagar, Chennai-600 010

31 Government. Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine, KK Nagar, Chennai-600 083

32nd HBS High School Special Education, Dr. M. Thangaraj Compound, Dro Colony, Madhurai-625 007

33 Holy Cross College, Department of Rehabilitation Science and Special Education, Tiruchirapalli-620 002

34 Avinashilinagam Deemed University, Institute Home Science and Hr. Education for women. Coimbatore (0422-2641043)

35 YMCA College of Physical Education, Nandham, Chennai-600 035

36 Bala Vidyalaya Institute for Teacher Training, 18, 1 Cross Street, Shashtri Nagar, Chennai-20. />
37 N.K.T. National Academy of Education for Women, 21, Dr.Besant Road, Triplicane, Madras-600 005

Uttar Pradesh:

38 Regional Plan for the hearing impaired Institute, 4-7, Malviya Road, George Town, Allahabad-211 002

39 Chetna (disabled security company), Sector C, Aliganj, Lucknow-226 024 />
40 Vocational school teachers of deaf Aishbagh (Tilak Nagar), Lucknow-226 004

41 Institute for Advanced Studies in Education, MJP University, Bareilly-243 006

42 Banaras Hindu University, Faculty of Education, Kamachha, Varanasi.

43 people Jagadguru Rambadrachry University, Chitrakoot, UP-210 204 />
West Bengal:

44 National Institute for Guests Orthopaedically, Bon-Hooghly, Road BT, Calcutta-700 090

45 Centre National Institute for Mental Handicap Eastern Region, NIOH Campus, Bon-Hooghly, BT Road, Calcutta-700 088
46.AYNJIHH />

47 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy, (formerly the East India Association spastic), P-35 / 1, Taratolla Road, Calcutta-700 088

48 Department of Education teacher of the visually impaired , Narenderpur, Calcutta-700 103

49 Manovikas Kendra, Rehabilitation and Disability Research Institute, Plot 482-Madudah,? 24, §-J, Eastern Metropolitan Bypass, Calcutta-700 107 />
50 Vocational School for the Deaf teachers, 293, Acharya Prafulla Chandra Road, Calcutta-09. 51.Speech

and Hearing Institute and Research Centre (SHRC), National Resource Center (HI), 10 Mandeville Garden, Kolkata.

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Sadaket Malik’s educational consultant based in Jammu and can be contacted at sadaketmalik@rediffmail.com

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