Bihar - Jamia Millia Islamia _Final format_.pdf

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Total number of children enrolled were 1218 out which 999 were present on the day of visitto these centers. Class wise and gender wise break up is given below.Class EnrolmentBoysPresentBoys% ofpresenceEnrolmentGirlsPresentGirls% ofPresenceI 404 369 91.3 206 161 78.2II 104 112 107.7 54 17 31.5III 86 93 108.1 72 33 45.8IV 115 114 99.1 77 21 27.3V 60 65 108.3 40 14 35.0TOTAL 769 753 97.9 449 246 54.8The number of presence of boys is more than enrolment in class II, III and V was due toprovision of MDM.(xxiii) The achievement level of children studying inEGS/AIE facilities?30Assessment to be undertaken during Field visit byMI.While interacting with various children of AIE centers MI found that achievement level wasvery good at one center, good at 7 centers and average at another 7 centers.(xxiv) The rapport of the EV with the children?Observations during Field visit, by MI.M I representative observed that the rapport of the EVs with the children was very good.The EVs were taking care of individual children in solving their individual problems.(xxv) Whether EGS/AIE centres are using the schooltextbooks or/and any other materials? If latter,please specify the details of those learningmaterials? If textbooks, whether the childrenhave received free textbooks in all subjectstaught to them? Whether there was any delayin supply of books (books should be suppliedwithin a week of starting of the centre) andreasons for delay?To be ascertained from SPO/DPO and verifiedduring the Field visit with the assistance of VEC/EV,by MI.M I observed that at Prayas and Utpreran Kendra school text books were used. Similarly atall RBC school text books were used along with “Aao Hum Parhein” prepared by BEP forbeginners. School text books were distributed freely. At girls RBC Maharajganj books ofMath, Hindi and Social Studies of classes III – V were in shortage as fresh list of newlyenrolled girls was not sent to BRC.(h) Children with Special Needs (CWSN):(i)The number of CWSN children identified,district-wise, and the number of childrenenrolled during the current financial year.Information to be obtained from the SPO and to beupdated by DPO in respect of the districts visitedby MI.Till September 2008, total number of children identified as CWSN was 11657 out of which7620 enrolled (65%) in the current financial year.(ii) (a)(ii) (b)The number of children who have beenprovided with aids and appliances, districtwise,during the current financial year.Information to be obtained from the SPO and to beupdated by DPO in respect of the districts visitedby MI and verified with sample checks during fieldvisits.The number of children who have been provided with aids and appliances is 6590 (86%of the enrolled CWSN) during the current financial year.Whether there are any difficulties in gettingand utilizing the aids and appliances.Information to be obtained from SPO/DPO.
No difficulties were reported in getting and utilizing the aids and appliances.31(iii)(iv) (a)(iv) (b)The number of resource teachers identified inthe districts? The list of NGOs associated withCWSN in the district? The details ofguidelines issued for the resourceteachers/NGOs?Information to be obtained from SPO/DPO. List ofNGOs and copies of guidelines to be attached withthe report of MI. Sample checks be done duringfield visits by MI to ascertain the tasks being doneby Resource Teachers/NGOs for CWSN.Five resource teachers are identified in the district. The teacher pupil ratio is 1:152. listof NGOs associated with CWSN in the district is not available.Whether the district has an IED coordinator?whether he has been oriented and whether hehas attended any capacity buildingprogramme at the State level?Information to be obtained from DPO of districtsvisited by MI.The district has no separate IED coordinator. APO is also the in charge of CWSN. Hehas also attended capacity building programme at SPO.Whether the State has prescribed anymonitoring format and the frequency withwhich the information is furnished to SPO? Isthere an IE Coordinator of SPO? Howknowledgeable is he or she in this area? Howmany trainings and workshops has she/heattended?Information to be obtained from DPO/District IEDin charge/ Coordinator. Copy of the format to beobtained and enclosed with a report of MI.The State has furnished monitoring format to DPO on which information is sent everymonth.(v)How many schools have been provided withramps?Information to be obtained from DPO and to beverified in the schools visited by MI with theassistance of VEC/Teachers.Out of 112 sampled schools in the district ramps were provided in 39 schools (34.8%)(vi)(vii)How many children have been provided homebased support during the current financialyear?Information to be obtained from SPO/DPO andone or two sample checks be done by MI.56 children have been provided home based support during current financial year.How many parents have been givencounseling during the current financial year?Information to be obtained from SPO/DPO and tobe verified during field visit by MI, with help fromVECs/school teachers.Out of 112 sampled schools 30 schools (26.8%) have reported that parents of CWSNhave been given counseling during the current financial year.(viii)The number of CWSN children stated to beenrolled and actually present in theschools/EGS centres visited by MI?Information to be verified on the spot with theassistance of VEC/Teachers.
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In 80 schools cooking cost is paid
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In 101 schools (55.8%) cooks belong
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(xii)Whether free textbooks have be
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(xxxvi)BRC/CRC usually extends thei
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No data provided by SPO and DPO reg
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(lxx) What is the infrastructure av
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The total enrolment of CWSN was 265
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For KGBV Goh all formalities for co
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(m) Functioning of the VEC:(i)The t
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(o) Outreach of primary/upper Prima
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Among 90 sample schools there were
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ii.Are children encouraged to wash
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Number of Teachers sanctioned for t
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(xlviii)(xlix)(l)(li)(lii)Visit at
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No centralized purchase was made by
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(xlv)(xlvi)(xlvii)The target number
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The date of receipt of TLM grant by
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(lxxxivWhether there is any designa
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M I observed that1. There are 63 Ma
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(iii)(iv)Whether model clusters in
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(vi)Whether the data collected and
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(iii)No information available.The t
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Evaluation of students learning ach
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139(ii) Whether the DPO has release
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59.TRENDS:Extent of variation (As p
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Mostly class teachers distribute th
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76.IMPACTHas the mid day meal impro
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As per DPO record 796 teaching post
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(lxiv)(lxv)Only 5 schools (4.7%) th
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(l)(li)(lii)(liii)(liv)What is the
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The academic support given by BRC/C
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(g) EGS & AIE:155(ci) What is the n
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(cxvi) Whether VEC/SMC etc. have re
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(v)How many schools have been provi
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(ii)(iii)(iv)(v)(vi)The number of K
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(iii)(iv)(v)(vi)MI found that copy
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(v)Does SPO have clearly laid down
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The number of children who have dro
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(xv) Is the food grains delivered a
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( iii )What is remuneration paid to
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