Resources
Explore this section to look at the rich repository of resources compiled and generated in-house by RRCEE. It includes curriculum materials, research articles, translations, and policy documents, including commission reports, resources for teachers, select articles from journals and e-books. These all are collated under in user friendly categories, with inter-sectional tags. These resources are both in Hindi and English and cover a wide range of topics.
Independent schools as Resource Centres
The Teacher And The World – A film on B.El.Ed Programme
A teacher education course, which prepares teachers to 'live, think, act, and reflect'.
The four year teacher education programme, the Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed) is currently been run in 8 colleges of University of Delhi. The course is thought with a difference, and aims at developing humane teachers who are well aware of the society and of the self. It truely believes in the potential of teachers as change makers, and equips them with skills, theoretical understandings and the experience required to do so.
Samina Mishra, renowned film maker, and her team has made this film 'The Teacher and the World' for the Regional Resource Centre for Elementary Education.
Have a look
The four year teacher education programme, the Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed) is currently been run in 8 colleges of University of Delhi. The course is thought with a difference, and aims at developing humane teachers who are well aware of the society and of the self. It truely believes in the potential of teachers as change makers, and equips them with skills, theoretical understandings and the experience required to do so.
Samina Mishra, renowned film maker, and her team has made this film 'The Teacher and the World' for the Regional Resource Centre for Elementary Education.
Have a look
Caste Discrimination In Hyderabad Public School
Several students from SC/ST communities have alleged that the management of Hyderabad Public School, Begumpet, was intentionally failing them in a few subjects thus scuttling their chances of promotion to higher classes...
Education Reform and the Question of Social Justice (podcast)
In Hindi the word Kranti means revolution. As the Director of Education for Kranti, Katie made a conscious decision to move to an organisation that locates social justice at the centre of its endeavour in educating and empowering daughters of sex workers.
Feminism and Science: Teaching and Learning ‘Science in the Making’ (podcast)
In the fourth episode, Dr Chayanika Shah talks about her experience of studying at IIT and of working as a scientist. She uses feminist studies to critically engage with science and to unravel some of the aspects that are considered central to science but often left unquestioned. Calling for a different approach towards science and science education, she says, "It [science] is a knowledge system that has evolved from among society and it is as encultured as any other knowledge system. When we teach science, let us not teach it as a final product.
Teaching Science: Open the Lab, Pick Up the Trash (podcast)
In the third episode Arvind Gupta is in conversation with Vivek Vellanki. In this fun and loaded conversation, Arvind Gupta discusses his own personal journey into education, science teaching, the role of trash and toys in science education, and children's literature. While talking about science education, he says, “It is a sham, the way we have approached science [education]. Before a child comes to school, the child has done a lot of science.
Bhimayana: Caste, Ambedkar and Art (podcast)
The Regional Resource Centre for Elementary Education (RRCEE) is pleased to announce the launch of a podcast series on education. The podcast, titled "Dialoging Education" is driven by a vision of generating dialogue in pursuit of an education system that is equitable, democratic, and addresses questions of social justice.
Education Policy and the Pursuit of Equality: Perspectives from South Africa (podcast)
Education Policy and the Pursuit of Equality: Perspectives from South Africa Dr. Yusuf Sayed in conversation with Vivek Vellanki The first episode of Dialoging Education engages with the subject of education policy and the pursuit of equality. Dr. Yusuf Sayed has worked extensively on looking at education policy in post-apartheid South Africa and also written on international policy, quality debates. In this 28 minute interview with Vivek Vellanki, he discusses the South African education system, teacher education, decentralisation, privatisation, and much more.