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National Education Policy: IASE webinar official

राष्ट्रीय शिक्षा नीति 2020 (NEP-2020) IASE, प्रयागराज द्वारा Amity विश्वविद्यालय उत्तर प्रदेश, लखनऊ के सहयोग से एक 20 एपिसोड वेबिनार श्रृंखला का आयोजन किया जा रहा है। वेबिनार का आयोजन प्रत्येक बुधवार एवं शनिवार को किया जाना है। राष्ट्रीय शिक्षा नीति को समझने के लिये और क्रियान्वयन हेतु अपने सुझाव वेबिनार से जुड़ कर साझा करें। दो तरह के google form हैं।

1- For Parents

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1…

Taoiseach takes part in National Job Shadow Day 

Taoiseach Enda Kenny today took part in IASE Job Shadow Day, a nationwide campaign to promote ability, diversity and inclusion in the work place. Martin Flanagan, a member of South Side Partnership DIG - Disability Interest Group, shadowed the Taoiseach for the day, which saw him attend a jobs announcement at technology company Zalando, view Leaders' Questions at Leinster House and attend meetings with the Taoiseach. 

What seemed like a mere moment after blacking out, Marty awoke and sat up abruptly. He made it? Did Doc find the cure and give it to him at the last second?

He looked up at his supposed savior, who suddenly looked deathly afraid of him and now was backing away.

"Doc?" He stood, not bothering to look behind him even though it seemed like Emmett was staring right through him. What was going on? Marty couldn’t put his finger on it, but something felt off. He’d seen Doc pretty spooked before, but this seemed different.

The teen took a few steps toward his friend. Jeez, he looked like he’d seen a ghost…

"Doc, what’s wrong, man?" Marty kneeled down next to him now that he was sitting on the floor. He didn’t respond. "I-I’m okay now, right…? C’mon, let’s just go—"

He went to put a hand on his shoulder, but saw that it was transparent like he was erasing from existence, making him gasp and immediately retreat. Confused and scared, he finally followed Emmett’s line of sight.

Suddenly, everything made sense, but he didn’t want to believe it.

"No… no, no, no!" Marty scrambled to be face-to-face with his friend, determined to prove his doubt. "Doc, Doc, please, tell me you can see me, tell me that’s not me…!” he yelled, feeling tears stream down his face. Were they even really tears if he was dead?

Emmett now held his head, still unresponsive to him.

"You... you can't... n-no..." He broke down into sobs, on his knees and hiding his face with his hands. "This can't be happening...!" he wailed.

It wasn't fair. Why couldn't he have had more time? Why did he have to die so young? It must be some cruel, sick twist of fate somehow. He was supposed to live to see 2015. He wanted to accomplish something to prove everyone wrong. To prove he wasn't a no-good slacker. To prove he could do more than chase his dream...

 ((A playlist I created based on the plot for the thread of the same name.))

Ezio’s Family (piano ver.) - Assassin’s Creed 2

The Future Starts With You - Portal 2

Glass Doors - Skyhill

He’s Gone - Back to the Future II

I Am The Doctor - Doctor Who

The Part Where He Kills You - Portal 2

MISSING: Martin McFly. Caucasian male,17, 5'4", short brown hair and blue eyes. Answers to Marty. Last seen in his own home, 9303 Lyon Drive. If you have any information on this youth, please contact the Hill County Police immediately.

Two days had passed since the McFlys discovered their youngest child had disappeared. Frantic phone calls were made to the teenager's closest friends and girlfriend from his mother and father ever since the first few hours, and the next day they immediately called for a missing person alert.

"Oh, I just hope he's okay...!" his mom wailed to the scientist on the other line. He was the one Lorraine and George called the most.

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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: New DoD Interoperability Root CA 1 to DoD/ECA Root CA 2 cross certificate

To ensure that users do not experience denial of service when performing certificate-based authentication to DoD websites due to the system chaining to a root other than DoD Root CA 2 or ECA Root CA 2, administrators should run the newly updated FBCA cross-certificate removal tool. The tool will install the cross certificates into the Untrusted Certificate Store. The FBCA cross-certificate removal tool is available on the PKE website under the Tools section.

Mini-theater, University of Makati, November 19, 2011

Speakers:  International Association for Special Education - Prof. Mary Gale Budsiz, Past President / North Carolina, USA & Dr. Marg Czapi, Founding President / British Columbia : www.iase.org : www.internationaljournalofspecialeducation.com

When I enrolled in TCP, I was really eyeing for Special Education as my major. I would like to thank my professors for encouraging and helping us attend the seminar today. I was truly inspired by the speakers that after the talk, I strongly considered MAEd SpEd.

IASE is an organization composed of professionals from different countries around the world with a single aim of helping those who are in much need of special education. I was touched by their noble advocacy to reach out for the needs of special education in less developing countries.  They go to different states and conduct trainings for both teachers and parents aiming the holistic development of special children. With the manner Dr. Marg and Prof. Mary Gale discussed some strategies on teaching SpEd, I had goose bumps because I truly sensed their love and passion. One of the points I perhaps wont forget is the creed to enter teaching not to grow old and retire but to stay. Prof. Mary Gale reinforced the idea that if we enjoy and have fun in teaching we will not feel worn out. Yeh! Even under low salary, high stress and great challenges, they are still able to raise funds for other groups and promote understanding in different communities.

The two personalities emphasized the importance of building interpersonal connections with the people they meet. They rely on the help of private individuals and less on the government support since, and I also agree, that if they wait for the government, they have to endure the lengthy wait to see the fruits of their labor. IASE was founded 26 years ago, a year older than me yet Dr. Marg's team has achieved a great leap in Canada where they are practicing inclusion of special children on regular classes. This is far from our system where parents need pay mountain high tuition fees in private institutions to give education to their children. Although there are some public schools offering SpEd, the end goal of inclusion is still miles away. Even the term "shadow teaching" is yet, we should admit,  less familiar to our public education jargon. Giving special education to those in need is a tedious, step-by step process where the result is not achieved overnight thus the word special education means a giving extra special attention, individualized teaching to those in need.

As per DepEd, the ideal ratio of teachers to students is 1:35. When I was in high school (10 years ago), we were 40 in the class and my teacher would take days to finish checking our notebooks, journals and projects. We were often scolded not just by our teacher but also the teacher from the other room because we were very noisy. Now, I can't imagine the struggle of our public school teachers handling 80 students in a classroom, what more if students with special needs are included in these classrooms? It will be chaos not only for the teacher but also for the students.

Our government must act in parallel to institutions producing excellent, trained teachers who will handle special education. They must take best efforts to become at par (at least) with the system of western countries in special education the least. It is certain that parents and teachers would do their best to help children with special needs become fully, highly functional individual, but the participation of the government on this endeavor would probably create a huge difference. Who knows where the potentials, if addressed and used well, of those with special needs might bring our country. Make our public education system extra special more special than Sir Marvin's "Ikaw" or the delicious lunch I shared with Ana, Thelma, JC and Jeff este JC. 300 is great but 3 is better. :)