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This document proposes ideas to improve employability at different educational phases. In the school phase, it suggests focusing on simple, logical teaching through stories; holding exams through games; and creating a friendly, attractive classroom environment. For colleges, it recommends practical teaching approaches like case studies and workstation-style classrooms. The transition phase ideas include developing confidence, dressing professionally, and focusing on interests during interviews. On the job, the document proposes ongoing training, self-motivation, and maintaining work-life balance. The most practical idea is using practical teaching approaches to better prepare students for real-world work environments.
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- 3. For the process of idea generation I have considered factors like teaching content, level of interest of students, motivational factors etc. In different phases. 1. School Phase 2. College Phase 3. School to work Transition Phase 4. On job phase Idea generation
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