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    Analysis of Deepalaya NGO

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    collaboration with government and other agencies works on some initiatives. Nature and quality of work: Delhi‚ the national capital region over the years has seen a tremendous development. But‚ in and around Delhi there are many slums where literacy rate is very low. Deepalaya‚ identified places like Mewat where the literacy rate is only 33 %( as per 2002 census) and is even worst among females. Throughout its journey it has built 337 schools (deepalaya‚ 2014) some of which have been recognized by

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    Infant Development

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    Strategies to Aid in Infant Development As new parents soon realize‚ the development that occurs during infancy is a period of rapid changes. Not only is a new child growing physically‚ but she is also developing cognitive‚ social‚ and emotional skills that will endure throughout her lifespan. However‚ it can be difficult to tease apart the different needs of an infant. It is our hope to aid in this area by providing a set of guidelines that will direct parenting strategies in a way that will

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    Technological Literacy Given the current state of technology‚ a researcher should have little difficulty in finding relevant definitions that embody a spirited understanding of underlying technical and societal interactions that craft a view of the technically literate person. As an exercise‚ extracting the common elements from various experts ’ definitions of technological literacy should result in a generalized perspective that would provide a foundation supporting further literacy definitions

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    Noneconomic Measures of Development - The relationship between economic and social measures of development is direct and proportional. -Conversely‚ the relationship between social-economic and demographic variables is usually inverse. I. Education - A literate educated labor force is essential for the effective transfer of advanced technology from the developed to developing countries. - The problem in part stems from a national poverty that denies to the educational program

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    Poverty‚ hunger prevent Filipino kids from getting basic education JAM SISANTE‚ GMANews.TVAugust 4‚ 2008 1:09pm MANILA‚ Philippines - Despite the annual increase in the budget for basic education‚ fewer children are enrolling in schools. The reason: poverty. Twelve-year-old Marian (not her real name) is one of the millions of Filipino children whose education has taken a backseat due to poverty. The fifth of eight children‚ she fled her home when she was 10 because she said her jobless parents

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    Modernity is defined as the state or quality of being modern and the theories of development have emerged as a result of this concept. Sociology and Modernity developed hand in hand and were based on similar foundations. Rational forms of thought and organisation; a belief in the ability and right of humans to shape and control their own lives; faith that technology and science could fix human problems and reliance upon manufacturing industries to improve living standards are some of the concepts

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    gigantic work‚ the National Adult Education Programme (NAEP) was started. It chalked out plans and programmes to educate the adults of the age group 15-35.These period is the most meaningful stage in one’s life when one can contribute maximum for the development of the nation. According to Liveright and Haygood “Adult education is the process whereby persons who no longer (or did not) attend school on a regular and full time basis undertake sequential and organised activities within a conscious intention

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    Physical Development

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    observation and interpretation of Mary’s physical and cognitive development. Mary‚ who is 5 years of age‚ has a flamboyant personality. She is jovial and ebullient by nature. An active girl who adores sports education as well. In consideration to Mary’s mix parentage background‚ she speaks eloquently with good intonation and enunciation. Physical Development- Gross Motor Skills This observation particularly elucidates about Mary’s development in her gross motor skills. Based on the observation‚ Mary

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    Personal Leadership Development Plan (PLDP) The Personal Leadership Development Plan is a resource tool to be used by associates of the PFR/ATTC Network Advanced Leadership Institute to organize and articulate their goals for what they want to learn and develop as a part of the institute experience. Similar to the Individual Leadership Development Plan that was completed as part of the basic PFR/ATTC Network Leadership Institute‚ this planning process is designed to help each associate personalize

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    even rob‚ kidnap for ransom‚ or holdup just to meet their basic needs. Illiteracy rates are highest among developing countries. In contrast‚ the illiteracy rate in developed countries is only a few percent. However‚ it is important to note that literacy rates vary widely from country to country and after directly proportionate to a country’s wealth or urbanization level‚ although many other factors play a determining role. Illiteracy rates is an important factor in a country’s or a region’s “human

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