Speaker-2, Dr. Mintu Sinha
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Educational Scaffolding: Empowering Adolescent Girls Dr. Mintu Sinha Principal Bombay Teachers’ Training College, Mumbai
Reflections
Who is she?
Does she matter?
Why is she here?
Where is she going?
Role Model for the Youth
MALALA YOUSAFZAI (17) – RECIPIENT, NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
New Age Movement
“A woman is the full circle. Within her is the power to create, nurture and transform.” ~Diane Mariechild
Q’s to think about…. How can a teacher nurture & fulfil the aspirations of adolescent girls? How can we ensure enabling environment for optimum development of adolescent girls? How can we tap the potential of adolescent girls to empower them? How can we address the issues like safety & security for adolescent girls?
SHIFTING THE FOCUS FROM IQ TO THE FOUR QUADRANTS
EMOTIONAL QUOTIENT
CULTURAL QUOTIENT
SOCIAL QUOTIENT
TECHNOLOGICAL QUOTIENT
How can we address the issues like safety & security for adolescent girls?
Women’s Safety Audits Gender Responsive Budgeting Delineating Interventions
TECH SECURITY
Educational Interventions Curricular
Co -curricular More importance to co-scholastic than scholastic experiences
• Include Adolescent & Gender Education • Adolescent education infused with all school subjects • Eradication of gender bias in textbooks. • Methods of teaching like case based teaching and experiential learning
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Sports Activity NSS/NCC Creating Social Networks Martial arts
Mandatory After school activities LENS series Cultural Kaleidoscope
• Entrepreneurship and business training (Create Age-Appropriate Financial Services) • Financial Literacy Programs (through Schools and Colleges and NGO)
ENABLING ENVIRONMENT • Infusing gender education with all the school subjects
• Preventive Health Care Programmes
Adolescent/Gender Education
• Collaboration with stakeholders
• Case based and Experiential Learning (Lessons in the Dark)
Best Practices in Maharashtra School Adolescent Life Skills Education Programme (SALSEP) Initiative
THE 3 PRONGED MODEL FOR YOUTH OF TOMORROW FOCUSSED PROGRAMME TO DEAL WITH - Stress, Anxiety, Depression, Suicide, Low –self- esteem, Apprehensions, Negativity, Peer Pressure, tension, trauma, violence, abuse, bullying , exploitation
Adolescent & Gender Education
HIGHER SECONDARY LEVEL- 11TH & 12TH
Adolescent education infused with all school subjects
ACTION
SECONDARY LEVEL STD-6TH -10TH
SENSITIZATION
PRIMARY LEVEL STD -1ST – 5TH
AWARENESS
Empowerment Program (STRATEGIES)
Curricular
Co-curricular Mandatory school activities LENS series
Eradication of gender bias in textbooks.
Cultural Kaleidoscope
Methods of teaching like case based teaching and experiential learning
Age-Appropriate Financial Support
Modification in curriculum transactions
Financial Literacy Programs NSS/NCC/Selfdefense & Martial Arts Creating Social Networks
Recommendations Address the Intersection of Factors that Shape Girls’ Lives
Life Skills and Social Support Strategies(gender relations, citizenship, conflict resolution skills, sexual and reproductive education, and parenting education)
Vocational Training Programs
Prepare students for school to work transition
Career counseling
Recommendations Initiating exclusive radio broadcast and TV Channel for girls Magazines and Journals for spreading awareness in schools and colleges Girl Clubs in educational institutions just like Science club, Math club, etc Bulletin Boards to display news items pertaining to only girls awareness program Project and Research funds for vulnerability assessment and nutrition status of girls and safety audit. Safe school programs, health initiatives in schools
Recommendations Follow up - assessment and evaluation of all programs
Development of data bank of statistics segregated according to age and sex.
The involvement of voluntary organizations, associations, federations, nongovernmental organizations, women’s organizations, as well as institutions dealing with education, training and research will be ensured in the formulation, implementation, monitoring and review of all policies and programmes affecting girls
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