Education  India Project #24462

Access to Knowledge through Computer Education

by Sabuj Sangha
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Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
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Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education

Summary

Sabuj Sangha intended to ensure quality education of the underprivileged children in Sundarbans; . The school is affiliated by the Government of West Bengal, but un-aided. Total 167 children are presently reading in pre-primary to upper primary & 300 in the teachers training programme and the students are taught by qualified teachers. Proper teacher pupil ratio, Use of technology aiming at provide facility of computer education that is imperative of modern scientific approach of joyful learning

$2,900
total raised
2
donors
0
monthly donors
8
years

Challenge

The National Knowledge Commission has been emphasizing 'quality primary education' to build India as a knowledge society. The quality of education mainly refers to physical infrastructure, competent teachers, curriculum, instructional,support materials, equipment, LTM, continuous evaluation & effective management. in India where 90% of primary schools are run by govt. & most of them in the rural area. There have no scope for Extra-curricular activities and scope knowledge upgradation for child

Solution

Apart from formal education; Extracurricular activities will also be undertaken, providing students with skills, knowledge and confidence that are essential in later life. It is also proposed to strengthen of existing Computer laboratory. Students will be taught basic computer skills, empowering them on the use of technology and providing them with skills that are essential in today's modern world. It will increase increase their confidence & better placed to undertake employment.

Long-Term Impact

Increased number of students completing quality education through establish Equipped computer lab , demonstrate model & the adoption of new teaching practices in nearby schools. Awareness of communities on education and importance about computer in the present context . Increase interaction with local/district Government (especially Village Education Committee) .

Additional Documentation

This project has provided additional documentation in a Microsoft Word file (projdoc.doc).

Resources

Organization Information

Sabuj Sangha

Location: Kolkata, West Bengal - India
Website:
Facebook: Facebook Page
Twitter: @SabujSangha1
Project Leader:
Ansuman Das
Kolkata , West Bengal India

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