INTRODUCTION SECTION -I. MODULE 2: ADOLESCENCE EDUCATION PROGRAMME IN INDIA.

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INTRODUCTION SECTION -I

MODULE 2: ADOLESCENCE EDUCATION PROGRAMME IN INDIA

Activity 1: Need for Educational Interventions to Respond to Adolescent’s Concerns Summing Up: AEP is an educational intervention designed to provide information and skills to address concerns of adolescents AEP enables young people to be equipped with accurate information, knowledge and skills in the content areas of the process of growing up, prevention of HIV/AIDS and prevention of substance misuse.

Activity 2: Adolescence Education Programme: Approach and Strategies Summing Up: The AEP ensures that schools will provide accurate and age appropriate life skills based adolescence education in a sustained manner to young people The AEP was launched by the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) in 2005 The AEP has two major facets: AEP being implemented by States and Union Territories through SCERTs and State Boards with support of State AIDS Control Society (SACS). AEP being co-ordinated by National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) and implemented by national agencies, including Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS), Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS), National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) and Council of Boards of School Education in India (COBSE). Contd…

Activity 2: Adolescence Education Programme: Approach and Strategies The AEP aims to provide opportunities for enhancement of life skills and reinforcement of positive behaviors to enable young people to grow up healthy, cope with challenges and optimize opportunities in positive and responsible ways AEP provides for life skills development focused i) co-curricular activities in schools; and ii) curricular integration in school curriculum Almost all the institutions engaged in school education, teacher education, adult literacy programmes, innovative education schemes at national, state and district levels are involved in implementation of this Program Some of the major activities under the program include, material development, training of relevant officials, advocacy at different levels, organization of activities and monitoring and evaluation of the program

Activity 3: Understanding Transaction Methods Summing Up: Effective transaction of AE requires, truly interactive, participatory and responsive transaction methods, raising questions rather than providing ready-made answers. Non-conventional methods are being adopted wherever transaction of this curricular area is being attempted. Role play, situation analysis and case studies, group discussion, brainstorming, value clarification, debate, quiz contest, visualization, presentations and question box and anything else that engages the learners to think, analyze and infer in a participatory, non-judgmental manner. How the activity is organised is important. Discussion should include whether or not the method was a good fit for the content. Emphasis that many methodologies are possible for any one content.