BEYOND BOOKS CAMPAIGN
BEYOND BOOKS CAMPAIGN , is an initiative of IBDF to provide accessible, reliable expertise education to the kids of primary schools located in rural areas.
What we need
we need to continue with curriculum and teaching reforms, placing the focus on cultivating the abilities of students. Compulsory education is a vital stage in the formation of one’s character, personality, and creativity. Therefore, we must ensure that all subjects stipulated by the government are taught in full with no compromise in quality. On this basis, we should place an emphasis on the exploration of new teaching methods which are able to make teaching more targeted, more effective, and more appealing, which give full play to the role of classroom teaching, and which not only cultivate but also protect the curiosity, desire for knowledge, and imagination of students. Local governments should make full use of the natural and cultural resources in their localities to develop social activity centers for students and introduce courses that boast rural features, thereby taking learning beyond the classroom. In addition, we should provide rural students with more opportunities to visit museums, art galleries, and science and technology museums, and allow them to mix with students from urban areas. This will not only broaden their horizons, but will also allow them to develop their social skills and become more adept at adapting to unfamiliar surroundings.
ALSO we need to enhance physical education and art teaching in rural schools. Efforts must be made to enhance physical education, science, and art teaching in rural schools, with a view to raising the scientific knowledge, aesthetic taste, and artistic attainment of rural students. Physical education is still insufficient in schools, with declining physical fitness among students still being a serious problem. Therefore, if we are to realize our goal of a “healthy China,” we must start by improving the physical fitness of children. By organizing sporting activities that match rural conditions, we need to give PE classes back to students, and encourage participation in physical activities. Education and health departments should step up their collaboration by arranging routine physical examinations in rural primary and junior middle schools and keeping records to monitor the health and fitness of rural students. Art education is still generally lacking in rural schools. Therefore, by making full use of local culture, folk arts, and national cultural heritage, we should encourage teachers to teach at multiple schools and take on extra classes in their free time, and develop simple but effective teaching models that are able to foster students’ interest and attainment in art. At the same time, we should train more art and PE teachers, mobilize people from various social sectors to engage in teaching, encourage retired teachers, student volunteers, and folk artists to teach in rural schools, and adopt various means of increasing PE and art resources in rural schools.
Keeping this in mind IBDF has come up with a campaign which is named as BEYOND BOOKS CAMPAIGN.
OUR OBJECTIVE
The objective of BEYOND BOOKS CAMPAIGN is to provide physical and moral education to kids.In Phase one we have a taken the Delhi NCR region. We will be working with some primary schools providing education beyond books to the kids.
BEYOND BOOKS CAMPAIGN , is an initiative of IBDF to provide accessible, reliable expertise education to the kids of primary schools located in rural areas.
What we need
we need to continue with curriculum and teaching reforms, placing the focus on cultivating the abilities of students. Compulsory education is a vital stage in the formation of one’s character, personality, and creativity. Therefore, we must ensure that all subjects stipulated by the government are taught in full with no compromise in quality. On this basis, we should place an emphasis on the exploration of new teaching methods which are able to make teaching more targeted, more effective, and more appealing, which give full play to the role of classroom teaching, and which not only cultivate but also protect the curiosity, desire for knowledge, and imagination of students. Local governments should make full use of the natural and cultural resources in their localities to develop social activity centers for students and introduce courses that boast rural features, thereby taking learning beyond the classroom. In addition, we should provide rural students with more opportunities to visit museums, art galleries, and science and technology museums, and allow them to mix with students from urban areas. This will not only broaden their horizons, but will also allow them to develop their social skills and become more adept at adapting to unfamiliar surroundings.
ALSO we need to enhance physical education and art teaching in rural schools. Efforts must be made to enhance physical education, science, and art teaching in rural schools, with a view to raising the scientific knowledge, aesthetic taste, and artistic attainment of rural students. Physical education is still insufficient in schools, with declining physical fitness among students still being a serious problem. Therefore, if we are to realize our goal of a “healthy China,” we must start by improving the physical fitness of children. By organizing sporting activities that match rural conditions, we need to give PE classes back to students, and encourage participation in physical activities. Education and health departments should step up their collaboration by arranging routine physical examinations in rural primary and junior middle schools and keeping records to monitor the health and fitness of rural students. Art education is still generally lacking in rural schools. Therefore, by making full use of local culture, folk arts, and national cultural heritage, we should encourage teachers to teach at multiple schools and take on extra classes in their free time, and develop simple but effective teaching models that are able to foster students’ interest and attainment in art. At the same time, we should train more art and PE teachers, mobilize people from various social sectors to engage in teaching, encourage retired teachers, student volunteers, and folk artists to teach in rural schools, and adopt various means of increasing PE and art resources in rural schools.
Keeping this in mind IBDF has come up with a campaign which is named as BEYOND BOOKS CAMPAIGN.
OUR OBJECTIVE
The objective of BEYOND BOOKS CAMPAIGN is to provide physical and moral education to kids.In Phase one we have a taken the Delhi NCR region. We will be working with some primary schools providing education beyond books to the kids.
The Objective of Non-formal Education
The objective of non-formal education, in accordance with the general objectives and fundamental principles of national education, is to provide, those citizens who have never entered the formal education system, or are currently at some level of it, or have left it, with the following:
- Teaching them literacy and providing continuous education to cover their education deficiencies.
- Providing means of education that would facilitate their adaption to scientific, technological, economic, social and cultural developments.
- Carrying out education with qualities that support preserving, developing, promoting and asserting elements of our national culture.
- Developing a favorable understanding and habits in the areas of community life, solidarity, working with others and organization.
- Providing means that would allow them to gain occupations in line with economic developments and employment policies.
- Promoting healthy habits and life styles.
- Providing means to those under employment for further developing their knowledge and skills in their occupation.
- Promoting habits for better use of leisure time.
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The Targets of Non-formal Education and Training
Explaining to and promoting among the individuals the concept of the State, Atatürk's reforms and principles, the main principles of democratic management; strengthening national unity and solidarity and promote respect and tolerance for others.
Explaining to and promoting among the individuals the concept of the State, Atatürk's reforms and principles, the main principles of democratic management; strengthening national unity and solidarity and promote respect and tolerance for others.
- To steer the structure of the society and the value judgments in such a way that it would create an environment compatible with the objectives of development; in particular, and especially concerning the individuals who live in villages and townships, bring people up to being able to solve problems by combining their own means with those of the State and making decisions on their own.
- Teaching literacy skills and preparing means of continuous education for those people who are now outside of the compulsory education age group.
- Doing educational studies aimed at national unification, and helping people carry out their citizenship duties in a conscious manner, thus strengthening free democracy along the lines of Atatürk's reforms and principles, and developing the individual's opinion, personality and abilities.
- Preparing means of education that would assure adaptation to scientific, technological, social and cultural developments of our age.
- Taking measures by mobilizing public, private and local resources to assure participation of the general public in development projects.
- Organizing and participating in creative education activities, that would help form environments conducive to success of projects with economic and social content in support of national development, by changing attitudes, opinions and values that inhibit development.
- Helping preservation of national culture elements, developing the same in ways open to other cultures of the world and helping with its dissemination.
- Helping the target population gain habits in favor of community life, solidarity, team work and organization.
- Helping with introduction of new technologies and techniques in the agricultural and industrial sectors; with development of new service areas; and with the unemployed or the employed but not pleased ones to gain skills to generate income and raise standards of their living.
- Carrying out studies in the areas of education-training-employment, marketing and organization, in accordance with local characteristics and needs.
- Carrying out studies to help new migrants to cities in adapting to their new environment, and help economic, social and cultural problems of the citizens who live in rural areas.
- Helping to raise the manpower that the industrialization requires and carrying out educational studies with vocational and technical content.
- Providing the people employed in various occupations with necessary knowledge and skills, to help them move ahead in their jobs and occupations.
- Carrying out work in pursuit of protecting public health, family planning, civil defense, improved housing, and becoming good producers and frugal consumers.
- Carrying out educational studies in favor of social and cultural activities during leisure hours