Experiential Learning and Work Education π
(A) Objectives
- To assess various subjects in school education, their coverage, content transaction modalities, and outcomes. π
- To Study rural education and infrastructure needs and align them with the education programmes. π«
- To outline the various local employment programmes and their mandate. πΌ
(B) Syllabus
SECTION β A
- Experiential Learning and Work Education: Meaning, need, and relevance in present scenario. π±
- Historical Perspective of local community engagement, work education experiential learning, and Nai Talim Practice in India. π
- Responsibilities of teachers, headmasters, and community members in experiential learning and work education. π©βπ«
SECTION - B
- Identification of signs of distress in financial, social, political aspects and coping mechanisms, participation in community mobilization. π¨
- Service engagement and empowerment activities along with trained resident community volunteers, implementation of community engagement. π€
- Work education plan for identified and prioritized aspects. π
Activities (Any two of the following)
- Application of participatory Learning and Action techniques of resources mapping and social mapping. πΊοΈ
- Involving high school students in the activity and work-based education programs in the selected neighborhoods. ποΈ
- Conducting field visits and field interactions with the help of school students in villages and self-help groups for the students. πΎ
- Conducting and facilitating school-community workshops and health camps. π₯
(C) Books Recommended
- Kolb, D.A.(1984) Kriplani J.B. The eastord Fad, Hindustani Talini Sangh, Wardha. π
- Experiential Learning, New Delhi, Prentice Hall. π
- Alice Y. adkolb, D.A. (2017) The Experiential Educators, Principles and Practices. π
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