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Thursday, January 30, 2014

INDIA'S ILLITERATE POPULATION LARGEST IN WORLD


CURRICULUM IN INDIA

 AFTER THIS ARTICLE WE REQUIRE SERIOUS THINKING TO CHANGE  MONTESSORI,NURSERY,PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM FOCUS  IN INDIA



WHAT TEACHERS MAKE




Age-Appropriate Chores for Children

Age-Appropriate Chores for Children (and Why They’re Not Doing Them)




Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Preschool Special Education - A Practical Approach





Pre-School Teachers Training Institute
Special Education - A Practical Approach

As you all are aware, the students of PSTTI attended a 3-Day Workshop on Dealing with Behavioural Challenges in early Learning. It was presided over by Mrs. ALphonsa Joseph and Dr.Bhuvaneeswari. The session was wonderfully worthwhile and well received by all ADME / ADNE students, who cried "ENCORE!" by the end of the featured course. As an extended study, we initiated a planned  Practical Session on how to identify, observe and intervene in suitable scenarios. what better idea there is than taking them directly to root level.
PSTTI in collaboration with Resilient Minds have selected Schools equipped with Special Learning to enhance Practical Training to the students in matters of sensitivity. Let us pave the way to a happy & beautiful future of Preschool children.
The details of the Planned Schedule are as follows:

Sl.No.
Name of the Student
Date of attendance
1
Chaithra Bai
22/01/14
2
Dhanashri Deshmukh
22/01/14
3
Paromita Biswas
22/01/14
4
Sudha Kumari
22/01/14
5
Vandana
22/01/14
6
Vidhya
22/01/14
7
Mithila.C
29/01/14
8
Padma.M
29/01/14
9
Padmaja
29/01/14
10
Ranipriya
29/01/14
11
Titashi
29/01/14
12
Supriya
29/01/14
13
Aiswarya Sibi
05/02/14
14
Jismi.K.R
05/02/14
15
Sandhya Singh
05/02/14
16
Sujana
05/02/14
17
Vimala.D
05/02/14
18
Sindhu.S
05/02/14
19
Divya Madan
12/02/14
20
Geetha Vani
12/02/14
21
Gowthami Rao
12/02/14
22
Latha.P
12/02/14
23
Jamuna.P
12/02/14
24
Gurjitkaur.A.B (Pooja)
12/02/14
25
Meenakshi.J
19/02/14
26
Sowmya.K
19/02/14
27
Anitha Sureddi
19/02/14
28
Neetu Singh
19/02/14
29
Paromita Deb Gupta
19/02/14
30
Yashodha
19/02/14

The address is as follows:

Aarco Iris Montessori Houses
#115, 2nd Cross, 1st Block,
1st Stage, HBR layout, Bangalore.

Nearest Landmark:
Dr.S.R.Chandrashekar Institute of Speech and Hearing,
St.Thomas Town,
Hennur Road, Lingarajapuram.

I'd request you all to assemble in front of Dr.S.R.Chandrashekar's Institute at 9:00am and walk to the Montessori together. (as it is a walkable distance from there). The time to arrive at the Montessori is at 10:00 am.
Kindly revert in case of any clarifications.

Regards,
Sadaf Mazhar
Principal, PSTTI
                                                                                                                                                                                www.pstti.com

Tuesday, January 28, 2014

SKELETAL COPY OF RESUME and COVER LETTER

SKELETAL COPY OF RESUME & Cover Letter

PSTTI offers a Skeletal Copy to all students looking for an idea on how to draft a good Resume & Cover Letter. Kindly keep in mind that this is drafted as an example. Add in or delete as per requirement.








Interview Questionnaire for a Preschool Teacher - A must Read!

This is for all the interviewees who are attending the PSTTI Placement Expo on 02/02/14. Wishing you Good Luck!

Sunday, January 26, 2014

HOW TO BECOME # 1 TEACHER



HOW TO BECOME # 1 TEACHER


HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY

On the eve of Republic day, let us remember the soldiers 

Who sacrificed their lives to protect our Nation, Jai Hind!

PSTTI FAMILY



Wednesday, January 22, 2014




LEARNING THE PRACTICAL APPROACH OF SPECIAL EDUCATION


The students of PSTTI have come back today from an educative field trip to a Special School wherein they were inspired into the practicality of handling children who need guidance towards learning in the unique manner. Kudos to those who take up the initiative of rehabilitating these kind of children

Sunday, January 19, 2014

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Wish you happy- Pongal ,Makara Sankranti Uttarayan,Maghi Lohri,Bhogali Bihu,Shishur Saenkraat,Khichdifrom -PSTTI family


10 ways raising a physically literate child is like raising a reader- Richard Monette

    10 ways raising a physically literate child is like raising a reader

                                                                                                                                
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1. Make reading/physical literacy a family value

Kids are born to play. They are born to run, jump, and skip. They learn by emulating what they see around them. Play as a family. Go out and enjoy learning new skills, activities, and games.

2. Let them read what they enjoy/do the physical activities they enjoy

Pleasure is the greatest incentive. Kids will do what they enjoy. They will also enjoy what they are good at. This means that they might repeat a game over and over. Support and reward all games, sport, or activity your kids enjoy. And make sure you play with them.

3. Be sure they are reading/playing at an appropriate level

Remember one simple rule as you support your child in activities and sports: every kid must do the right things at the right times under the right conditions. You don’t expect your first-grader to read Shakespeare, so don’t push them into doing physical activities that they are not ready to do. More importantly, don’t enroll them in programs that might be beyond their age. Instead, keep play simple and age-appropriate.

4. Don’t use reading/physical activity as a punishment.

I cringe when I see a coach or a PE teacher use physical activities as a punishment (“10 push ups for being last.”). Reverse the trend. Promote play, games, and activities as a reward. As something special to be cherished.

5. Give books/equipment as a gift

Gifts are special. They spark excitement and kids’ imaginations. Try to give your child toys that will encourage them to be active and promote the joy of playing.

6. Let your kids see you read/be active for fun

You have a powerful modeling effect on your child. If your child sees you enjoying being active, then they will see games, activities, and sport as a normal and worthwhile part of life.

7. Don’t over-correct, don’t over-practice

One way to make certain your kids will resent reading is by pushing them to read perfectly too early. The same applies to their love of being active. Mistakes are a critical part of developing as a reader or becoming a physically literate child. Support, encourage, and guide your child.

8. Point out words/physical activity everywhere

Humans are born to move. We are physical beings. From the prima ballerinas to top athletes, we love to see great displays of physical aptitude. But don’t forget the everyday display of skills. Encourage your child to recognize these skills everywhere. Point out everyday examples of physical ability: “Look at thatfirefighter climbing the ladder. What skills does she need to do that?”

9. Set aside time for kids to read/be active on their own

Free play is essential for kids. Be sure to encourage them to play by themselves without a tablet or computer.

10. Fun, fun, and more fun


Not every child will become an avid reader or a world-class athlete. However, both literacy and physical literacy are fundamental to the development of your kids. Most youngsters are born with the capacity to read and move well, but like any other skill, it must be learned and repeated on a regular basis so that it becomes second nature. Fun and enjoyment are the secret ingredients to learning new skills.

Sunday, January 12, 2014

Importance of Early Childhood Education



Art & Craft Woks to be encouraged by Teachers

It is of utmost Importance that a Preschool Teacher understands the child and lets him discover the Creative Artist within.
Pic from Deccan Hearld 12/01/14

Women Empowerment made Practical



PSTTI salutes to all Women who have empowered themselves to such an extent that they are able to take care of the society and children around them. Here we have Dr.Sarojini Agarwal, Founder of Manisha Mandir, Lucknow, who has for the past 30 years taken care of Abandoned and orphan girl up to the age of 8 years.
Dr. Sarojini has a Doctorate Degree in Hindi Literature. She has taken up many Honorary Assignments in many Institutions. Many girls have been Rehabilitated through Legal Adoption, Setting up of Jobs / Businesses.
Kudos Dr. Agarwal for the undulating Contribution in taking charge of and Educating Minor Children.

Excerpts from Deccan Herald, 12/01/14