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Once the difficult areas are identified,<br />
the next task is to plan the learning<br />
experiences to teach the basics to<br />
understand the given content .Teachers<br />
often feel that what has not been learnt<br />
at the primary level, cannot be taught<br />
simultaneously with the prescribed<br />
topics at the secondary level as they<br />
are busy completing the syllabus.<br />
Experience shows that once the basics<br />
are taught, the learning process is<br />
accelerated and the slow learners<br />
comprehend and grasp the given topics<br />
of the class, since they have already<br />
attained the mental age.<br />
Viable Strategies regarding remedial<br />
teaching:<br />
The question is how to plan and<br />
design remedial teaching to enhance<br />
learning of basic skills. There may be<br />
various means and ways of going about<br />
it as delineated below:<br />
To have a long term impact<br />
and institutionalize this remedial<br />
measure in the working of schools,<br />
all pre-service and in-service teachertraining<br />
programs must be infused<br />
with substantive issues on remedial<br />
teaching in the curriculum and tested<br />
in examinations. Further, workshops<br />
on remedial teaching must be an<br />
essential component of such programs<br />
to provide hands-on experience to the<br />
participants.<br />
Remedial teaching is<br />
not revising the topics<br />
taught repeatedly.<br />
Careful analysis of the<br />
students’ performance<br />
in the testing and<br />
diagnosing the areas of<br />
difficulty are key aspects<br />
in remedial teaching.<br />
Though no significant credit has<br />
been given to training of teachers<br />
for improving learning outcomes of<br />
students, it is worthwhile to put in<br />
place a regular program of orientation/<br />
training for teachers. Such program<br />
has to be comprehensively organized,<br />
engaging the best expertise at disposal<br />
to do justice to this enormous task.<br />
Further incentives and motivation can<br />
do wonder and this applies to Teachers<br />
also. If performance of teachers is<br />
objectively assessed in terms of learning<br />
outcomes and suitably rewarded for<br />
showing improvement, the results may<br />
be remarkable. If teachers are inspired<br />
then whatever means are appliedwhether<br />
in the classroom, outside the<br />
classroom, during the school hours<br />
or after the school time, in the form<br />
of summer camps or other programs,<br />
targets of learning outcomes may<br />
become realistic and achievable.<br />
After the introduction of “The Right<br />
of Children to Free and Compulsory<br />
Education Act, 2009”, it has become<br />
all the more important to ensure that<br />
the children from the marginalized and<br />
disadvantaged sections who are brought<br />
into the fold of school education are<br />
provided with reasonable opportunity<br />
to acquire basic skills. Without<br />
grounded properly in the numerical<br />
and language skills, these children do<br />
not stand any chance to make the most<br />
of this Right to Education and progress<br />
to higher levels.<br />
Keeping this in view, remedial<br />
teaching has been made an essential<br />
component of Diploma in Education<br />
program in Haryana. In this the<br />
student-teachers are required not only<br />
to study the theoretical aspects but<br />
also practice them during internship<br />
of one year duration. An orientation<br />
of master-trainers and others has been<br />
planned and will be extended to all the<br />
student-teachers before the internship<br />
begins. This is just a beginning to<br />
get institutionalized the measure of<br />
remedial teaching in the system of<br />
school education in Haryana.<br />
Director, Board of School<br />
Education Haryana<br />
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