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India10. Lok Jumbish − The People's Movement ..................................11. School at the Doorstep .............................................................12. State-wide Massive and Rigorous Trainingfor Primary Teachers (SMART-PT) ....................................Laos13. Basic Education (Girls) Project ...............................................14. Curriculum Development for Teacher Education ...................Malaysia15. Infusing Thinking Skills through the Teachingand Learning of Science ......................................................16. Improving the Method of Teaching and Learningof Mathematics and Science ................................................17. Innovation of Pedagogy in Pre-service Teacher Education .....18. Invention Curriculum Project ..................................................19. Research and Development on Teaching andLearning of Difficult Concepts in Science ..........................20. School-to-Work Programme ....................................................21. The Smart School ....................................................................Maldives22. Condensed Education Programme ...........................................23. Subject Teacher Committees ...................................................Myanmar24. All Children in School ............................................................ 47Nepal25. Early Childhood Development for Campus Teachers .............26. Secondary Education Development Project ............................New Zealand27. Bachelor of Education (Teaching), ExternalDelivery Option ................................................................... 5133343536373939404142434446464950C O N T E N T S ( c o n t ' d )
Pakistan28. In-service Teacher Education through theTeacher Resource Centre .....................................................29. Integrated Instructional Materials Project ...............................30. Mobile Female Teacher Training Programme .........................31. Multi-grade Environment Project ............................................32. Multi-grade Teaching Project ..................................................33. Punjab Middle Schooling Project ............................................34. Secondary School Certificate Education Project .....................Philippines35. Continuing Science Education for Teachersvia Television (CONSTEL) .................................................36. Effective and Affordable Secondary Education (EASE) ........37. Indigenization and Localization of the Curriculum .................38. Pupil Learning Enhancement Programme ...............................39. Science and Mathematics Education ManpowerDevelopment Project (SMEMDP) .......................................40. Thinking Skills Development for Maximized CognitivePerformance Programme (TSD-MCP) ................................Thailand41. Basic Education and Lifelong Education for EmpoweringDisadvantaged Population in Rural Areas ...........................42. Youth's Participation in Community Development .................52535354555658596061626363646566Notes on Contributors ............................................................. 69Index ............................................................................................ 71
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