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One day Orientation cum Training Programme on inclusive education held
1/4/2025 9:30:24 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 4: A one-day Orientation cum Training Programme on Inclusive Education (Children with Special Needs) was organized by Inclusive Education Cell of SCERT, Jammu Division at SCERT,J&K ,Divisional Office ,Jammu. The programme aimed to promote inclusive education and provide educators with the skills and knowledge needed to support children with special needs.
The programme began with the traditional lighting of the lamp, symbolizing the dispelling of darkness and invocation of knowledge and wisdom, by Suresh Kumar Gupta, IFS, Principal Secretary to the Government, School Education Department, JKUT, joined by Prof.(Dr.) Parikshat Singh Manhas, Director SCERT, Shri Ashok Sharma, Director School education, Jammu. Prof. (Dr.) Sindhu Kapoor, Joint Director SCERT, Jammu, and Dr. Rohnika Sharma, Director CRC Jammu.The occasion also included the recital of the National Anthem, adding a patriotic fervour to the event.
Prof. (Dr.) Sindhu Kapoor, Joint Director SCERT, Jammu Division delivered an inspiring welcome address that set a positive tone for the Programme.
The Programme was formally Inaugurated by Suresh Kumar Gupta, IFS, Principal Secretary to the Government, School Education Department, JKUT, and while addressing the gathering,he provided insights on the importance of inclusive education and the role of educators in creating a supportive and inclusive learning environment in Schools.He Discussed about the World Braille Day History and stressed upon the passion and effective implementation of NEP at grassroots level.
The event was marked by the official release of vision documents prepared by SCERT, J&K, Divisional Office Jammu. Ms Arti Gupta, Assistant Professor, SCERT, Jammu briefed about the suggestive vision document prepared by the Department of Teacher Education on "Revitalising Morning Assemblies: Fostering Unity, Inspiration and Growth" aimed to instil important values as enshrined in Indian Constitution among the students and connect them to the Indian Knowledge System and ensuring that the Morning Assemblies serve as important platforms for the holistic development of students as envisaged in NEP 2020.An overview of the Balvatika Workbooks for Pre-School I,II&III was presented by Dr.Sanjeevani Sharma ,Head ECCE-Department, SCERT,Jammu.
Pawan Vivek, Sr. Academic Officer, SCERT, Jammu, sensitized the gathering about "Mera Gaon Mere Pathshala" Guidelines for Mapping of Local Areas and School History. Ms.Bindia Bhalwal, Academic Officer, SCERT, Jammu, briefed about "Suno Kahani" and its Title song was released.
Concept note and overview of the programme was delivered by Rukhsana Gulbadan, Coordinator. Mr. Yugal Kishore acted as Associate coordinator.
An engaging presentation about inclusive education was delivered by Dr. Rohnika Sharma,Director CRC Jammu followed by Enlightening sessions by renowned experts in the field of inclusive education.Dr. Aksa, Associate Professor GCW Parade Jammu, deliberated on 'Identification of Children with Special needs' and Mrs. Neha Kalra, District Resource Person Samagra Jammu shared her experiences on supporting children with special needs in inclusive classrooms under RPWD-ACT.
Miss Sukriti, a remarkable student resource person pursuing her Master's degree in Mathematics, despite living with special needs, delivered an inspiring and thought-provoking address. With utmost conviction, she emphasized the imperative need for educators to empathize with the unique behavioral needs of students with special needs. Moreover, Miss Sukriti underscored the transformative potential of technology in education, highlighting its capacity to bridge learning gaps and empower students with special needs to reach their full potential.
The valedictory function was presided over by Prof. Sindhu Kapoor, Joint Director SCERT, and Sh.Raj Kumar Chadda, Coordinator Samagra Shiksha J&K.
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