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Line 37: − There are four BIERTs, two for primary and two for secondary school, and they specialize in LD (Shivanna), VI (Surekha, Meena), and MR(Roopa) during BEd. There are 347 CWSN students divided into three groups: home-based, school-ready, and school-based under the department's 21 parameters. The government organizes weekly-twice psychotherapy treatment for severe CWSN students (those who are unable to attend school), as well as government-provided MR kits and scholarships for those who have UDID (Unique disability identification card). − + + + + + + + − ==== Reflections ====+
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==== Block Resource Centre ====
==== Block Resource Centre ====
== Block Inclusive Education Resource Teacher (BIERT) ==
The Planned agenda for the meeting with BIERT is as follows:
The Planned agenda for the meeting with BIERT is as follows:
2. Baseline presentation- 30 minutes
2. Baseline presentation- 30 minutes
3. Questions for discussion with BIRP (1 hr)
3. Questions for discussion with BIERT (1 hr)
• What does your work involve? How frequent are the interactions with teachers and students?
• What does your work involve? How frequent are the interactions with teachers and students?
==== Govt. facilities and aids for CWSN ====
==== Govt. facilities and aids for CWSN ====
In South 3 Block, 50 students from HS and HPS are experiencing ID and LD challenges. • There are some government hospitals to diagnose students' difficulties, such as Victoria, Sanjay Ghandhi, Nimhans, and others (Day wise availabilty of hospitals are attached in photo to meet doctors in respective hospital but doctors details and their specialization we need to check before visit to hospital.) • Dr. Girish rural psychiatrist (Phone number- 9964161331) is available to diagnose LD challenges in Jayanagar government hospital near the bus depot on Monday and Saturday. • Shree Ramakrishna samagra kendra (SRSK) in Gottigere is one of the special school near to some government schools which they located in Gottigere and Konanakunte clusters.
* There are four BIERTs, two for primary and two for secondary school, and they specialize in LD (Shivanna), VI (Surekha, Meena), and MR(Roopa) during BEd.
* There are 347 CWSN students divided into three groups: home-based, school-ready, and school-based under the department's 21 parameters.
* The government organizes weekly-twice psychotherapy treatment for severe CWSN students (those who are unable to attend school), as well as government-provided MR kits and scholarships for those who have UDID (Unique disability identification card).
* In South 3 Block, currently 50 students from HS and HPS are experiencing ID and LD challenges.
* There are some government hospitals to diagnose students' difficulties, such as Victoria, Sanjaygandhi, NIMHANS, and others (Day wise availability of hospitals are attached in photo to meet doctors in respective hospital but doctors details and their specialization we need to check before visit to hospital.)
* Dr. Girish rural psychiatrist (Phone number- 9964161331) is available to diagnose LD challenges in Jayanagar government hospital near the bus depot on Monday and Saturday.
* Shree Ramakrishna samagra kendra (SRSK) in Gottigere is one of the special school near to some government schools which they located in Gottigere and Konanakunte clusters.
=== Reflections ===
During the interaction with one of the four BIERTs in the block, aspects related to their roles and responsibilities, facilities, aids and schemes available to CWSN, efforts taken and underway from the department to sensitize teachers, parents and other stakeholders were discussed.
During the interaction with one of the four BIERTs in the block, aspects related to their roles and responsibilities, facilities, aids and schemes available to CWSN, efforts taken and underway from the department to sensitize teachers, parents and other stakeholders were discussed.