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About
About Us
Our team
Why Global Dream
The need for literacy
Principles of Global Dream
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SNS
What is SNS?
Summary
Why SNS
SNS Team
Total Literacy
Education for What?
Three Kinds of Education
Four Building Blocks
Four Pillars of Education
What Values? Whose Values?
Council for Global Education's Framework for Education
Vision and Goals of SNS
Vision and Goals
Become a Harmonious Human Being
Create Lifelong Learners
Ever Advancing Transformation for a Better Future
Developing Global Understanding
SNS Syllabus ans Curriculum
Capabilities and Outcomes
Skills and Attitudes
SNS Tree of Education
Social Issues in the SNS Curriculum
SNS Structure of Program
Tunnel of SNS Learning
List of Resources
SNS Implementation
Aspects of Implementation
Parent and Community Involvement
Teacher Preparation
Partnerships & Projects
Government
Mizoram Govt.
Jharkhand Govt.
International
Maldives
Teacher Without Borders
Kupanda Sisters, Guyana
We Love Reading
All Africa Student's Union
Literacy Chicago
NGOs
Teach for India
Sahbhagi
CSRs
SBI Foundation
HCL Foundation
Schools
City Montessori School
MS Education
DEVI school
Other initiaitves
Saksharta se Swacchta
Kurauni Village
Each One Teach One
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Photo Gallery
View Materials
Indian Languages
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For the Classroom/School (pending budget constraints)
A physical globe
A wall size map of the world
A wall size map of India
Chalk board and chalk (monthly supply or budget to buy)
A small school library to which students can donate over time
Mats or Dhurries to sit on
A plot for planting plants and seeds/saplings for planting tress such as Neem, Sehjan, Nimbu, Oranges etc… (preferably in the classroom vicinity)
A first-aid kit and a primary health care kit with instructions on such things as diarrhea, dehydration, etc. to address local problems
Colorful charts of positive role models/heroes, charts of plants/animals/alphabet etc.
Water bucket and jug for drinking water (other better options where feasible)
Flag of India
Flag of the United Nations
Bulletin board and pins
Clock
A little area/table to set up a living museum of projects by the students
Plans for providing meals during school hours, e.g. through UNICEF
Video machine and educational videos
Computer with accessories and educational CDs and access to the Internet
Toys and games
For the Student
Uniform (Simple and locally possible according to conditions)
School bag
Stationary (paper, pens)
Handbooks (combination of lesson plans and practice sheets for self-study)
Books as possible or set up a local/ classroom library
Slate and chalk