This document discusses disaster management in educational institutions. It defines disaster management as a planned approach for preventing disasters, preparing for disasters, responding during disasters, and recovering after disasters. It identifies different types of natural and man-made disasters and discusses key aspects of disaster management including risk assessment, establishing disaster management committees, developing institutional disaster management plans, training staff and students, and playing an active role in disaster situations and post-disaster recovery efforts. The document emphasizes that disaster management requires a continuous, multi-step process involving prevention, preparedness, response, and post-disaster actions.

1. Disaster Management in School Prof. Suresh G. Isave, Tilak College of Education, Pune-30 INDIA

2. Concept Disaster – “A serious disruption of human or natural material.” Management – “Management is the task of planning, coordinating, motivating, and controlling the efforts of others towards specific objectives.” -- James L. Lundy.

3. Disaster Management : Definition “A planned approach for prevention of disaster, preparedness and response to disaster and recovery following disaster.”

4. Types of Disaster Man Made Terrorist activity. Kidnapping. Ragging. Fights. Riots. Fire. Building collapse. Accidents. Health problems Natural Fire. Earthquake. Flood. Heavy Rain. Viral attack.

5. Is it a new concept ? Praying for God. Praying for natural powers like Fire, Rain, Lightning, Water, Wind etc. Society. Kingdom. Emperors like Napoleon, Akabar, Shivaji etc. Constitution, Government.

6. Disaster Management Approaches Disaster Management In Education Education in Disaster Management

7. DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION

8. Disaster Management is a continuous process IN DISASTER POST DISASTER PRE- DISASTER

9. PRE – DISASTER Prevention. Risk assessment. Possibilities.

10. Risk Assessment Factors Geographical. Social. Physical. Human.

11. Geographical Factors Climate, Landform, Soil, Vegetation, Animal life etc.

12. Social Factors Race, Religion, Caste, Education, Political, Tourism, Traffic, Industry

13. Physical Factors Building – protection wall, gates, parking, system, base, tiling, height, stories, staircase, air-light-water system, electric wiring, fire alarm system etc. Inflammable items – gas, chemicals, generators, vehicles etc Classrooms – size, benches, door, windows, fan, switches, bulb/tubes, speakers.

14. Physical Factors Risk rooms – canteen, mess, kitchen, storeroom, labs, library, main fuse room. Water – clean, maintained, emergency storage, buckets, pipes etc. Ground – size, soil, clean, entries, exits, parking.

15. Human Factors Teachers, students, parents, administrators, management, government etc. Alert and trained. Content of Training – knowledge of disaster-possibilities-institution's condition, solutions etc. Drills.

16. Preparedness Establishment of disaster management committee. Members – management, teachers, students representatives, parents, support staff, special member like doctors, advocates, media, police, psychologists etc.

17. Preparedness I.D.M.P. (institutional disaster management plan) Orientations. List of possible disasters. Prevention measures. Division of duties and responsibilities. Possible actions. Documentation. Serious Rehearsals.

18. In The Disaster Activation of plan of action decided. Take maximum care of students. Coordination. Communication. Documentation. First aids. Evacuation.

19. Post Disaster Management Recovery. Proper; on time communication. Health – physical, psychological. Alternatives. Research. Documentation.

20. Reasons of Disasters

21. Natural Reasons Climate. Landslide. Flood. Fire. Earthquake etc.

22. Human Reasons Lack of scientific knowledge and attitude. Carelessness. Ignorance. Lack of planning. Administrative problems. Economical. Lack of training.

23. Possible Occasions Assemblies. Sports. Gathering. Excursion. Laboratory. Cooking. Social disorder. Extreme climatic conditions. Day celebrations. Participation in Social activities.

24. Institution’s Role in Disaster Management in Society

25. Pre-Disaster Situation Training of people. Awareness programs. Street plays, dramas, posters, runs etc. Publications. Researches. Active in social gatherings.

26. In Disaster and Post Disaster Educational help. Be an active member of a society. Play proper role on proper time. Give moral support. Provide material / economical / physical support. Help out in research and documentation.

27. TEACHER’S QUALITIES Dedication. Determination. Scientific knowledge and attitude. Decision making. Cooperation. Matured and balanced. Leadership. Research and documentation.

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