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Teachers are the Creators. They are the Brahmas. Education not only lies in the Text Book. A student who really meant who is educated should be highly confident,fully motivated, exceptionally fluent and expertized in communications, having a mind set to face the real and competitive challenges and should never feel shy or sensitive. The perfect school is the only Opt place to change an Innocent into EXCELLENT.
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The Centre has been a pioneer in developing a unique concept- teaching Science Playground. It is the first of its kind in the world. This initiative of the Centre is a unique experiment to introduce children to the fascinating world of science through outdoor participatory activities. This facilitates science learning in the process of playing and fun.
The Centre has been one of the first places to actively use computers in teaching Science education, it being the first institution to use BBC computers to develop education programmes. For this, a computer laboratory was set up which imparts training to teachers, students and general community. In fact, VASCSC was a pioneer in developing and using interactive (animated) programs for educational purposes. Teaching Science open laboratories are great attractions for students as well as teachers. Initially, these were the centers of informal teaching of Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Now school curriculum approach has also been included. Every Sunday it has open house in which all can participate. Over the years Mathematics and Computer laboratories have also been added.
Teachers teaching teachers is like the blind leading the blind," a literacy "expert" told senior Portland Public Schools (PPS) administrators in the fall of 2005, while discussing my three-year writing proposal, which included classroom teachers sharing strategies and lessons to improve writing in Portland's elementary schools.
During my seven years as a curriculum specialist designing professional development in Portland Public Schools, teaching teachers wanted teachers to see themselves as curriculum producers, as creative intellectuals rather than technicians serving out daily portions of someone else's packaged or downloaded materials.
School districts write mission statements about creating citizens of the world, but more and more, they want teachers to become robotic hands who deliver education programs designed and shipped from sites outside of our classrooms. Teaching teachers we want an educated citizenry, we need teachers who know how to think about their students' needs and write their own curriculum in community with others.
Teacher teaching recent years, the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) legislation has pushed administrators to grab quick solutions to get a fast "bump" in their test scores.
Instead of taking the time to build Teacher teaching capacity by improving instruction or creating schools as learning communities where Teacher teaching have opportunities to have honest discussions about classroom practice, share successful lessons and strategies, or examine student work together, more and more administrators opt for what I call "boxed" professional development — from fill-in-the-blank writing curricula to "stick-the-kid-on-the-computer" reading and math programs.
