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| CHINH |
SVISG is in collaboration with CHINH Early Education Web Channel has introduced Media Literacy Programme for SVISG student from Class 4 onwards in the year 2010- 2011.
Alongwith media Literacy activities (film making & Animation), students have participated in Media Camps and international media literacy programmes organized at SVISG and other Venues in New Delhi. The outcomes (short films) produced by children in the workshops are web cast for a world premiere on www.chinh.in. Every year the programmes for parents and teachers with international and national media experts are held during International CHINH INDIA KIDS FILM FESTIVAL.
Selected SVISG students enrolled for Media Literacy programme of animation represent India in International Children Jury, media camps and media arts workshops heldby CHINH chapters across the globe.
Last year, SVISG girls represented India in Seoul International Youth Film Festival in South Korea and Giffoni Film Festival in Salerno(Italy). This year too, SVISG student is sent to Italy for international youth media exchange program by CHINH in Italy. Media literacy students are currently preparing to work with international and national media experts, serve as interantiional jury and host 6th International CHINH INDIA KIDS FILM FESTIVAL 2012 to be held in collaboration of Ministry of External Affairs, GOI.
To know more about SVISG CHINH Media Literacy initiative join the blog http://svisgchinh.wordpress.com |
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| GREEN SCHOOL |
All the Environment awareness activities are such that to make the students , environment literate and create Green minds who would understand the scope and significance of their role in sustainable use of natural resources. In Green School Programme, students took up assignments individually and audited the schools’ environmental practices. They disseminated the collected information and encouraged others also to do environmental audits at home and in the community; like-to monitor the water and electricity consumption in the colony or building.
Seeing our green performance, the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Mrs. Sheila Dixit felicitated our school for securing 8th rank in All India Green School rating. This award was given jointly by Delhi Government and Centre for Science and Environment.
Policy on Environmental Conservation
Keeping in view, the global concerns of the environmental degradation , various activities have been designed to promote conservation of natural resources as reflected in the educational philosophy of Sadhu Vaswani i.e. Reverence for All Life and Love for Nature. We aim to sensitize and arouse concern for environmental principles among our students. The process emphasizes on minimizing waste, saving energy and water, using public transport and protecting our bio – diversity. Through programs like Meatless Day and Animal Rights Day, we simulate in the students commitment for environmental conservation. The schools’ policy involves innovative methods and techniques to create awareness for sustainable development.
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| ASSET |
ASSET is a diagnostic test which actually helps students improve.
Unlike regular tests which try only to find out how much a child knows (or has memorized), ASSET measures how well a student has understood concepts and gives detailed feedback on the same, to help them improve.
Thus ASSET helps each student know whether she has actually understood a concept early on so that immediate action can be taken. Often students have conceptual gaps which increase as they progress and when they reach the higher classes, they develop a “phobia” for the subject.
Ability to think independently and reason logically - critical in today’s world - are often not emphasized in school tests. |
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| For students of classes 3-10 |
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Core Subjects: English, Maths and Science |
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Optional Subjects: Social Studies and Hindi |
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Based on the Indian curriculum (CBSE, ICSE and state boards) |
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Detailed Skill-wise feedback with customized letter for every student |
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Conducted in the school during school hours |
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Schools choose to take the test in Summer (July-August) or Winter (December) |
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| ASSET is unlike other tests in many different ways. It… |
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has interesting questions that require thinking, not simply recall |
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provides detailed skill-wise feedback highlighting strengths and weaknesses |
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provides a benchmark of the student’s performance with peers all over the country |
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| Further, ASSET does not have many of the disadvantages associated with other tests. It does not |
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require preparation or create pressure on students before the test |
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expect children to write long answers or essays |
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leave students after the test without any guidelines on how to improve |
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Thus, ASSET focuses on IMPROVEMENT rather than comparison or grading. It also reduces the stress of exams by checking UNDERSTANDING rather than FACTS.
Many benefits for Schools, too |
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The power of ASSET does not end with detailed feedback and benchmarking provided to students. It offers many tangible benefits to teachers and schools: |
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it allows SCHOOLS to benchmark themselves against the best and identify areas requiring improvement |
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it provides TEACHERS insights into where exactly their students are weak compared to the national average or another section or school |
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it allows SCHOOLS to focus on initiatives like teacher training in the areas where they are needed the most |
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it provides concrete ideas to teachers of questions that can be used to improve assessment methods |
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detailed skill-training and other workshops are also offered free to schools with ASSET |
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For more information: www.ei-india.com |