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Gender sensitivity in classrooms

Gender sensitivity in classrooms
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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How can we introduce greater gender sensitivity in the classroom that will create a better environment for learning and education?

How can we introduce greater gender sensitivity in the classroom that will create a better environment for learning and education?

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Rajendra Mali
Rajendra Mali 11 years 9 months ago
मोदी जी को नमस्‍ते में आपको दिल से धन्‍यवाद करता हूं की आप ने भारतीय संस्‍क़ती को आगे बढाने के लिए महत्‍वपूर्ण कदम उठाये में एक सरकारी कर्मचारी हॅ व एक 8 वी तक की कक्षा के लिए विदयालय भी चलाता हँ श्रीमान से अनुरोध हैं कि मेरे विदयालय में 150 बच्‍चे पढते हैं जिनसे मात्र 18000 हजार रूपये शुल्‍क प्राप्‍त होती हैं जिससे हमें मासिक 8 अध्‍यापको का वेतन चुकाने के बाद भी हम गुणवत्‍ता के साथ शिक्षा दे रहें हैं वही राजकीय विधालय मेे 5 शिक्षको को 150000 मासिक वेतन मिलता हैं फिर भी वे गुणवता के साथ शिक्षा न
Archana Kanungo
Archana Kanungo 11 years 9 months ago
Since time immemorial,there has been a long debate on "how" and "why" both the genders are equal in domestic & professional life,but unsolved till date, by reducing patriarchal value system, modern,moral and ethical education to both teachers and students are required for gender sensitivity in class room.Class room should be free from all biases irrespective of caste,color,religion and gender.Awareness through "gender sensitivity" debate,painting,write up competitions in the class room.Thanks.
Ashok Modi
Ashok Modi 11 years 9 months ago
Girl child education should be cheap and with in the capacity of common man. There should be separate institutes for girls. Enrolment in schools should be mandatory for girls at least upto metric level. Minimum 33% reservation in jobs for girls should be provided.
VIBHA RUDOLA
VIBHA RUDOLA 11 years 9 months ago
co-curricular activities like knitting, sewing, toy making, handicrafts etc. be introduced at the school level for which NGOs/local bodies should be encouraged so that the children of the have-nots have a skill in addition to the formal education when they pass out the school and search for jobs. it can be connected to the national agenda of skill development to realise Make in India Vision.
Rajesh kumar
Rajesh kumar 11 years 9 months ago
The only solution is to provide more offers by government to girls in society. 1. Provide high interest to the bank deposits in girls accounts and also can cut the interests to the deposit under mqle bank accounts. 2. For earning high interest in deposits under girls name is possible only by submitting their school transfer certificate copy every year. 3. Also can cut the interests for deposits under male accounts.(may exclude Ex-military and disabled males). Lets make a change...... (y)
Anita Krishnan
Anita Krishnan 11 years 9 months ago
There needs to be strict enforcement of the law to ensure that children under 16 are in school and not at work. Also I know children have had problems getting a TC certificate and not ben able to join another school. This sort of ridiculous red tape needs to be outlawed so children and parents cannot be harassed.