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Pratham Rajasthan manages two special schools for former labourers
The school has educated 50 such children in the past two years
8,000 volunteers mobilised towards universalisation of education
JAIPUR: Two special schools managed by Pratham Rajasthan under the National Child Labour Project (NCLP) here have helped improve the learning levels of scores of child labourers who were earlier working in gem-cutting units or engaged in rag-picking on the city streets.
State Principal Labour and Employment Secretary Lalit K. Pawar, who visited the schools over the weekend, was impressed by the children's grasping the power of written words and picking up creative skills such as drawing, singing and dancing.
"Sir, mujhe gana aata hai," (Sir, I know singing), said a girl with a lot of enthusiasm at Qabristan School situated in Indira Verma Colony adjacent to the Shastri Nagar police station. Mr. Pawar could not refuse her request and she sang a song.
The Principal Secretary was informed that the school had educated nearly 50 child labourers during the past two years. Pratham Rajasthan is working for universalisation of quality elementary education in several towns of the desert State.
Mr. Pawar was accompanied by State Labour Commissioner Anjana Dixit, Joint Labour Commissioner C.B.S. Rathore, Deputy Labour Commissioner Anupam Gaur, Assistant Labour Commissioner-cum-Project Director, NCLP, Jeevraj Singh, and NCLP-Jaipur Field Officer Kailash Sharma.
Moving to the next school, Mr. Pawar affirmed that the organisations managing other NCLP schools should take a cue from Pratham Rajasthan and improve their functioning. He enquired about the background of a little boy, Ashfaq, and asked him to tell multiple tables of 13 and 17.
Ms. Anjana Dixit suggested introduction of innovating teaching methods to enhance the interest of children in education. Pratham Rajasthan programme coordinator Vijay Pal Singh Shekhawat said the NCLP schools could be managed effectively with active involvement of the State Government.
After visiting the NCLP schools, the team went to the Government-run middle schools in Mudiya Ramsar and Dhankya villages to observe the impact of honorary volunteers' efforts to improve the reading skills of children.Aadhar Campaign programme coordinator Rachit Haldiya pointed out that the campaign was running in almost every village of Jaipur district with the objective of enabling every child to read words. As part of this focused campaign, nearly 8,000 non-paid volunteers have been mobilised across the district. They test children and regularly conduct various joyful learning activities in one-hour reading sessions in schools.
Mr. Pawar tested the quality of mid-day meals in the school and observed all learning activities in the reading session. When he asked volunteers Minu Verma and Pinku Devi Buknar how they were devoted to the work without getting any remuneration, they said teaching gave them immense satisfaction.
The Principal Secretary said the teachers must ensure that every child in their class develops the ability to read, write and do basic arithmetic exercises.


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Bode Miller, the world's most celebrated Alpine skier, who was favourite for the crowning gold of his career in the downhill at Rosa Khutor today (Sunday), warned yesterday that the longest piste in Games annals here was so treacherous that "it could kill you".
It was a shocking warning to offer on the eve of the Games' blue riband challenge and though 36-year-old Miller is famed for his outspoken outbursts, he was evidently speaking from the heart after witnessing his team-mate Marco Sullivan narrowly avoiding a dreadful crash.
Yesterday Miller roared down the piste at 82mph, finishing more than half a second faster than any of his rivals in the final training run and, true to his daredevil reputation, admitted that he had savoured "a f------ real course" which was "so damned fast".
Yet he was also evidently alarmed by a series of incidents which befell his rivals. "You saw Marco," he said. "It looks an innocuous place and there's nothing there, but he almost killed himself. If that crash doesn't go just the way it went, he goes flying through nets going 75mph straight into the trees. This is one of those things that if you are not totally focused and paying attention, this course can kill you."
Before Miller's bid to become the oldest Alpine skier ever to stand on the podium, Norway's 40-year-old biathlete Ole Einar Bjorndalen went one better by equalling the record for most Winter Olympic medals as he took the 10km sprint to take his tally to 12, matching his compatriot Bjorn Daehlie.
Two other winter sports greats were also among the first champions of the Games, with Norway's cross-country skiing 'Iron Lady' Marit Bjoergen winning her fourth gold medal with a triumph in the skiathlon event.
Then Sven Kramer, Holland's hero as one of the greatest speed skaters in history, successfully defended his 5,000m title, smashing his own Olympic record in 6min 10.76sec.


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Even though quite accurate estimates can be made on the basis of known risk factors, it is still difficult to predict precisely which young children will have difficulty learning to read. We therefore propose that prevention efforts must reach all children. To wait to initiate treatment until the child has been diagnosed with a specific disability is too late. However, we can begin treatment of conditions associated with reading problems, for example, hearing impairments.
Ensuring success in reading requires different levels of effort for different segments of the population. The prevention and intervention efforts described in this report can be thought of in terms of three levels (Caplan and Grunebaum, 1967, cited in Simeonsson, 1994; Pianta, 1990; and Needlman, 1997). Primary prevention is concerned with reducing the number of new cases (incidence) of an identified condition or problem in the population, such as ensuring that all children attend schools in which instruction is coherent and competent.
Secondary prevention is concerned with reducing the number of existing cases (prevalence) of an identified condition or problem in the population. Secondary prevention likewise involves the promotion of compensatory skills and behaviors. Children who are growing up in poverty, for example, may need excellent, enriched preschool environments or schools that address their particular learning needs with highly effective and focused instruction. The extra effort is focused on children at higher risk of developing reading difficulties but before any serious, long-term deficit has emerged.
Tertiary prevention is concerned with reducing the complications associated with identified problem, or conditions. Programs, strategies, and interventions at this level have an explicit remedial or rehabilitative focus. If children demonstrate inadequate progress under secondary prevention conditions, they may need instruction that is specially designed and supplementalspecial education, tutoring from a reading specialistto their current instruction.


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MANILA, Philippines—The Department of Education is moving to ensure the smooth and orderly resumption of classes next month through Oplan Balik Eskwela (OBE), to be implemented before and during the first week of the new school year.
Education Secretary Armin Luistro said the OBE, an annual preparation for the opening of classes nationwide, would be activated from May 28 to June 8, covering the first of week of school.
DepEd earlier set the opening of classes in public schools on June 4. Private schools may deviate from the schedule but are barred from starting the school year ahead of public schools.
"OBE aims to address the problems commonly encountered during this period, particularly to assure that students are properly enrolled and able to attend school on the first day of classes," said Luistro in a memorandum issued to all officials and school heads.
Under OBE, DepEd will run a command center at its headquarters in Pasig City to serve as a central monitoring, information and complaints office.
Students, parents, teachers and other concerned citizens may drop by or call in to voice their complaints or concerns regarding school opening.
Luistro also directed the creation of an inter-agency task force to lead the effort, bringing together all government agencies involved in class opening matters.
These include the departments of trade and industry, defense, interior and local government, health, the weather bureau, the police, and the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority.
He also instructed all regional officers of DepEd to establish their own action offices, help desks and hotlines to respond quickly to complaints in schools in their area.
Some 20 million elementary and high school students are expected to enroll this new school year, up by one million from last year's figure, according to the department.
Last year, students entering classes mostly complained of difficulties in transferring from private to public schools, problems in admission due to incomplete records and school crowding in densely populated areas.
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Can abortion be part of a surrogate contract?Story here [cnn.com] (not very well written, but...)
Can/should abortion be part of a contract? Should human life be sold like this?
Wow. Yea, for CNN that story is written terribly.
That said... that is a horrendously complicated situation. Honestly, I'd say since the contract has an abortion clause, if the woman decides to carry the baby to term the parents should no longer be responsible. The surrogate is breaching the contract, after all. I don't she should be forced to have an abortion, but I also don't think the parents should have to be burdened with a child they otherwise wouldn't have had if she hadn't breached the contract.
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As far as selling human life that's pretty much what surrogacy is after all and I personally have no problem with it as it helps many people that otherwise wouldn't be able to have a "child of their own".
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The only other option I can see (short of forcing her to have an abortion, which seems awful) is having her carry the baby to term, and then the child going into foster care.
The appalling side of this to me is the contract stating there would be an abortion in case of severe fetus abnormality. Just a nice, quick way to genocide without them having to actually grow up and develop some other trait you loathe. Truly disgusting.
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"Mercy-kill" would be a more appropriate term, though certainly far from a perfect description. Have you ever seen an animal or human that was suffering so much you felt they should be put to death to end it?
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Genetic or developmental deformities are not an ethnicity. They are not a race. They are a medical condition.
The differences between a Hitler and aborting a severe fetus abnormality are numerous: 1) after birth, oftentimes, the latter requires someone else to take constant care of them, even through adulthood, and far beyond the scope of "normal" parenting. This may be impossible because of financial situations, parent's abilities, or a wide variety of other things. 2) many conditions cause extreme pain and trauma. There may be life, but it can be a horrendous life with literally no redeeming qualities. Ever see anybody with late-stage ALS? I realize that this is different from what we're talking about -- just trying to give an example of a person that has a beyond-horrible quality of life with no escape that you might be familiar with. 3) some fetal abnormalities can also be harmful to the mother/surrogate. Pregnancy in general is as well.
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When I have a kid you better damn well believe I'm doing genetic testing and if there is something obviously wrong with it I would have an insanely hard time not terminating the pregnancy. I mean, why go through the heart ache, why put the kid through all the pain, why take away a lot of resources from your other children when frankly the selfish while at the same time the most non-selfish act you can do is not have it be born?
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